

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Getting involved in activities outside of school can help these students meet new people with whom they share interests and improve their social skills as a result. Extracurricular activities also help students to expand their network, which is beneficial for finding career opportunities after graduation.
Work Education:
Work Education is viewed as purposive and meaningful manual work, organized as integral part of the learning process and resulting into goods or services useful to the community, besides the pleasure of self fulfillment. It is an essential component at all stages of education. The competencies developed in this include knowledge, understanding skills and values through need-based life activities.
Work Education activities include making best out of waste, stuffed toys and doll making, paper work, craft work, gift wrapping, clay modeling, knitting , embroidery, fabric painting etc.,
Chess:
Chess is a game played between two opponents on opposite sides of a board containing 64 squares of alternating colours. We’ll coach this Brain storming game adhering the rules of the game How the chess pieces to be moved, role of The King, The Queen, The Rook, The Bishop, The Knight, The Pawn, promotion, check and checkmate etc., through a talented and efficient coach.
Hand Writing:
• Of Course it is believed that one's elegance is proned through their hand writing.
• Fabulous handwriting brings appreciation to a person.
• Best handwriting adds beauty and makes their work or record gorgeous.
• Especially students can grab or loot tremendous marks through fabulous handwriting and presentation.
Robotics:
This co curricular activity is offered to children to enable them get insight into the world of robotics and aeronautics which is considered to be one of the fastest growing industries of engineering in recent times and times to come.
Yoga:
Yoga for children at Nallamani Vidhyalaya Matriculation Hr Sec School is a relaxation technique that has been found to reduce stress and tension, dissipate excess energy, relieve tiredness, lengthen attention span, improve physical health, sharpen concentration, enhance mental clarity, and cultivate better interpersonal relationships.
Karate:
Karate is one of the oriental forms of unarmed combat. It means “Empty hands”. Widely acclaimed both as a Sport and Martial art, which trains the mind and the body. It had its birth in Japan around 1000 years ago.
Skating:
It’s physical! It takes our children lot of courage and energy to get out and get moving. Skating promotes confidence, body balance and a huge boost for a child’s self esteem.
Bharatham:
The traditional dance of Tamil Nadu is combination of melody, expressions and rhythm. When our children learn this classical dance form and perform with absolute concentration, it is as beneficial as yoga.
Our children enjoy their practice sessions with professionally experienced teacher helping them improve their body balance, develop flexibility and concentration.
