Currently the large majority of schools are simply not set up to provide comprehensive physical education programs that allow children to realise the important benefits resulting from a healthy and active lifestyle.
Age appropriate physical activity programs for children lead to improved results in mathematics, reading and writing, as well as a reduction in disruptive classroom behaviour.
Research shows that physical activity boosts a child’s ability to concentrate and has considerable positive impact on overall academic achievement.
While there is no dispute that an active and physically fit child is more likely to perform better academically, and also have greater self confidence, the question remains:
