Cricket

• Cricket is played both socially and competitively at school by our students.
• Endurance and stamina, balance and coordination good eye-hand coordination are some of the health benefits .
• It provides opportunities for developing team skills, and social skills such as cooperation and communication in the students.

Cricket

Foot Ball

• Football is one of the most popular sports for the students of TPS.
• Boys and girls of various age groups take up this game, giving it all the practice the game requires.
• Being one of the most physically demanding sports to play , it helps our students improve strength, accuracy and coordination.
• Students learn to develop the skills to work with the rest of the team to win a game.
• They learn to practice hard and keep up with their commitments and responsibilities. It builds their physical and mental toughness.

Foot Ball

Dance

• At TPS, the art of dance, Western, Indian, Fusion and folk develops the knowledge and skills required, to create, perform and understand movement as a means of artistic communication.
• It highlights rhythm, grace, expression and coordinated foot work, all of which expresses the joy and appreciation of our rich culture.
• The art of dance helps teach a child to focus, develop creativity and discipline .

DANCE ROOM

Music

• The Music activities at TPS, both Indian and Western, develop appreciation for coordinated singing in our students.
• Studies have found that engagement with music can lead to an improvement in brain development.
• Music education, it has been found, enhances reading comprehension abilities and speech processing abilities in children.

MUSIC ROOM

Self Defence

• The self-defence coaching by trained professionals improves physical fitness and coordination in our students.
• It teaches spatial concepts, concentration, discipline, assertiveness and awareness of danger.

Self Defence

Skating

• The skating rink lets our students experience the wonders of skating and helps them develop control over their movements while exercising with fun, under the guidance of trained coaches.
• In addition to building cardiovascular fitness, it contributes to the development of balance and coordination.
• Skating is a great way to alleviate stress and bring in a relaxed but active mind.

Skating

Table Tennis

• A low risk-of-injury game, table tennis is the favourite of our students in the primary and secondary.
• It improves reflexes, eye-hand coordination and balance, while toning and strengthening the core muscles.
• Along with being a physical workout, table tennis also is a mental workout with players working out strategies to win.

Table Tennis

Throw Ball

• Regular practice at the throw ball court, under the guidance of coaches, helps the students tone their body, and improves their cardiovascular and respiratory systems.
• It builds agility, coordination, speed and balance, improves interpersonal skills and perfects the necessary skills to win.

Throw Ball

Flute Band

• Musicians do everything better.. ... Well not every thing... but just about!
• Playing the Flute band requires the integration of eye-hand coordination, rhythm, tonality, attention span and other factors that represent synthetic aspects of the human intelligence.
• The Flute band students regularly engage multiple skills and abilities. It trains the brain to become incredibly good at organising and conducting numerous activities at once.
• The band reinforces the skills of cooperation in our students.

Flute Band

Chess

Chess