NOTICE :- SA-1 Examination is on for classes Pre-Kg - IX. Dasara holidays are from 5th to 13th October. Educational tour to Cochin and Alappey is planned from 28th to 31st October.

Co-curricular activities constitute an important part of the educational orientation of our school. Therefore, all the students are expected to participate actively in any one CCA item.


The following are the activities the school offers:


A. Fine Arts

Students are given exposure to a series of fine arts activities which include the following:

Music The core of our provision beyond the curriculum is a high-quality coaching scheme for students who take private lessons with special tutors.

Dance The course is unique and exciting. Students develop strength, flexibility, rhythm and coordination along with discipline, focus and drive. They have the opportunity to learn and develop skills in a variety of movement arts and dance genres which include Bharathanatyam,   Folkdance, Contemporary, Western and Fusion dances. The students are trained by highly skilled dance teachers who work part-time as well as Full-time. Classical dances for advanced students and foundation courses for beginners or for younger students are offered on a regular basis and follow a specific syllabus. 

The coaching of particular dance items like western, fusion and contemporary dances will be done in connection with different events and celebrations. Apart from this, no dance training will be conducted on a regular basis except for classical dance. The training for the dances will be time-bound. Students who sign-up for any one of them will be called to undergo training for specific occasions. Children’s participation in the items will be assessed and given grades. Fees will be charged as per the student’s actual performance.

Craft – These classes are an opportunity for those who really like to create, and to develop their artistic talent. There are art projects where pupils can make or create all sorts of interesting and exciting objects using different materials. Pupils have the opportunity to sketch, paint, collage, sculpt, design, model clay, carve wood and stone and do gardening.

B. Physical Education
Activities included in the PE program at CCS are designed to promote physical fitness and more importantly, to teach students adherence to the rules of sports. Students learn to excel both in individual performances as well as while working as a team. Coaching in games and athletic items such as football, basketball and skating are provided at the school by trained instructors. In the CCS system, it is almost always mandatory that students study physical education as part of the
curriculum. 

 

Martial Arts - Students have the opportunity to learn martial arts. It is not merely a play of attack and defence. It instils in one a sense of self-control. The rigours of learning the various techniques of martial arts channelise one’s mental energy. One becomes very focused and disciplined and this, perhaps, is its greatest advantage. The martial arts group concentrates particularly on training students in the popular defence technique of Karate.

C. Chess
When it comes to mind games, chess undoubtedly tops the list. It is a mental training which enhances mathematical and scientific skills as well as problem-solving skills of students. It helps children to focus, to increase the sharpness of the mind and to come up with strategic approaches to meet their objectives. It builds their self-confidence. It also teaches the value of hard work and commitment.

D. Clubs
The Carlo Cavina School houses a number of clubs to facilitate co-curricular activities of students. Unlike common school clubs, the clubs of the school are organized and led by Teachers, external experts and children jointly. Hence these clubs have the diligence and functional competence of any other regular club. The following are the clubs: Academic (Science, Maths and Social Science), Rhetoric (English, Kannada, Hindi), School Music, and others.