Little Star Programme

Engaging in Little Star Programme can provide numerous benefits for students in classes 1 to 5. P.N. National Public School is the only School in Gorakhpur providing Little Star Programme. These activities, which take place outside of regular academic curriculum, contribute to the holistic development of children. Here are some ways Little Star Programme can help students in this age group:

• Skill Development: Extracurricular activities expose students to a variety of skills beyond academics. They can participate in activities such as music, dance, sports, art, drama, or coding. These activities help develop skills like creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, communication, and time management.
• Physical Fitness: Participation in sports and physical activities helps improve children’s physical fitness and overall health. It promotes an active lifestyle, develops motor skills, coordination, and contributes to their growth and well-being.
• Social Interaction: Extracurricular activities provide opportunities for children to interact with peers who share similar interests. They learn to work as part of a team, make new friends, develop social skills, and build healthy relationships. It helps boost their self-confidence and social confidence.
• Personal Growth: Engaging in extracurricular activities allows students to explore their interests and discover their passions. It helps them develop a sense of identity, build self-esteem, and boosts their sense of accomplishment. Trying new activities and overcoming challenges also fosters resilience and perseverance.
• Time Management: Balancing academics with extracurricular activities teaches students the importance of time management and prioritization. They learn to allocate their time effectively, meet deadlines, and develop a sense of responsibility.
• Enhanced Academic Performance: Research has shown that participation in extracurricular activities can positively impact academic performance. It helps improve focus, concentration, cognitive skills, and memory. Moreover, students often develop a better attitude towards learning and a stronger work ethic.
• Exploration of Interests: Extracurricular activities expose students to a wide range of interests and hobbies. This helps them explore different fields and subjects beyond their academic curriculum, allowing for a more holistic education and potentially igniting long-term passions.
• It’s important to strike a balance between extracurricular activities and academic workload to ensure students have enough time for rest and relaxation. Encouraging children to explore their interests and participate in a variety of activities can have a positive impact on their overall development and happiness.