Sports facilities

The Sports Room is a dedicated indoor facility to support the physical education program, store sports equipment, and organize indoor training sessions. It complements the playground and outdoor sports infrastructure by providing a safe and structured environment for practice and skill development.

Infrastructure Features:

• Indoor and outdoor sports spaces
• Equipment storage facilities
• Safe and well-maintained playing areas
• Infrastructure supporting CBSE sports curriculum

Sports Facilities at GGS Public School (Nursery to Class III)

At GGS School, we believe that early childhood is the ideal time to develop physical fitness, coordination, social skills, and cognitive abilities through play. Students from Nursery to Class III are encouraged to participate in a variety of fun, age-appropriate indoor and outdoor games that promote holistic growth.

Outdoor Games

Outdoor games focus on gross motor skills, physical fitness, teamwork, and agility.

• Catch and Throw: Children practice throwing and catching balls of different sizes.
  Benefits: Enhances hand-eye coordination, focus, and reflexes.
• Hopscotch: Jumping in numbered grids drawn on the ground or mats.
  Benefits: Improves balance, counting skills, and coordination.
• Skipping / Jump Rope: Individual or group skipping exercises.
  Benefits: Builds stamina, rhythm, and leg strength.
• Mini-Football / Kickball: Simple ball games in small fields with soft balls.
  Benefits: Develops agility, teamwork, and basic ball-handling skills.
• Running Races / Relays: Short-distance races or team relay events.
  Benefits: Encourages speed, coordination, and team spirit.
• Duck, Duck, Goose / Tag Games: Fun chasing and movement games.
  Benefits: Boosts agility, reflexes, and social interaction.
• Kho-Kho (Simplified): A fun variation of traditional Kho-Kho with less complexity.
  Benefits: Improves quick reflexes, coordination, and teamwork.

Indoor Games

Indoor games focus on fine motor skills, concentration, cognitive development, and social skills.

• Carrom (Finger Game / Small Board): Children flick coins into pockets on small boards.
  Benefits: Develops hand-eye coordination, patience, and focus.
• Chess (Simplified / Mini Board): Basic version with fewer pieces to teach strategy.
  Benefits: Improves problem-solving skills, memory, and planning.
• Table Tennis (Foam or Mini Version): Using lightweight balls or mini paddles.
  Benefits: Enhances reflexes, precision, and concentration.
• Ludo / Snakes & Ladders: Turn-based board games.
  Benefits: Teaches counting, patience, decision-making, and taking turns.
• Building Blocks / Lego: Constructing shapes and models.
  Benefits: Encourages creativity, spatial awareness, and fine motor skills.
• Musical Chairs / Statues: Fun movement games with music cues.
  Benefits: Develops listening skills, reaction time, and coordination.
• Mini Taekwondo / Martial Arts Basics: Introduction to basic martial arts movements under supervision.
  Benefits: Builds confidence, balance, discipline, and body awareness.

Overall Benefits for Junior Wing Students

• Develop gross and fine motor skills
• Build confidence, teamwork, and sportsmanship
• Enhance cognitive skills, concentration, and creativity
• Encourage healthy lifestyle habits and physical fitness