Career & Counselling

New Addition To The Curriculum

Sports and schools, just because their initials are similar does not mean they match perfectly. I know you all are a little confused with my statement. Let’s make this clear. Almost every school has sports as a subject in their curriculum but – Do they follow their curriculum seriously? Do schools give enough importance to sports as a subject or as an activity?

We all know the answer i.e., NO 

However, the government has made a big step towards this problem which we have discussed in this article.

NEP 2020:

According to the sources sports will soon be made part of the school education curriculum as a part of New Educational Policy (NEP) 2020. It is good news for sports lovers. Sports is considered as an extra-curricular activity. As a result of which teachers did not consider it as important due to which it happens only once or hardly twice a week. 

Now as a part of NEP 2020 Sports will also be a main part of the curriculum. Also, the sports curriculum will be designed considering the infrastructure of the school.

“You will soon see policy changes that make sports an integral part of school education,” added PM Modi.

[Money control.com] 

CHANGES:

1. The number of hours will be set aside for the sports period each week. Preferences of the students will be noted depending on their interests and aptitude.

2. Infrastructure of the school will also be taken into consideration and for the development of sports infrastructure in schools, crowdfunding will be encouraged.

3. Services of retired athletes would also be taken up for better teaching so that the quality of sports can be improved.

“Schools will be nudged to have an attractive remuneration package for these sports staff, so that students get top quality training,” added another government official.

[Money control.com] 

This is a huge step towards students’ future in sports but this decision has been made today why not earlier. Sport is very important for a person’s well being not only it keeps you fit and healthy but also releases the stress of a person, keeping the children to feel relaxed from all the burdens of their fellow-subjects. Sports improve the personality of a person. 

Well, we are already very well aware of the pros of sports. If this step was taken earlier then today’s situation would have been very different. You never know, maybe today India would have won few more medals in the Olympics. 

Better late than never.

Also, Read| CRACKDOWN ON TALIBAN ASSOCIATED SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS BEGINS

Sakshi Saklani

Sakshi Saklani is currently pursuing her Bachelors of Journalism and Mass Communication from Management education and Research Institute ( MERI) affiliated with Indraprastha University( I.P. University). Her areas of Interest are Content Writing and doing voiceovers and social media management. She loves to read, write and explore things.

Recent Posts

Sikkim Empowers Pashusakhis with Livestock Training Program

The Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services (AH & VS) Department of Sikkim, in collaboration with…

3 days ago

Governor of Sikkim Attends Flag-In Ceremony of the National Integration Tour

The Governor of Sikkim, Shri Om Prakash Mathur, attended the “FLAG-IN CEREMONY” of the National…

3 days ago

Rare Snake Named Boiga Stoliczkae Species Discovered in Sikkim

A new snake species, Boiga stoliczkae, has been identified in Rimbi, Sikkim, by naturalist Sonam…

3 days ago

Nepal’s Bibek Pangeni who was fighting with cancer in US is no more.

Bibek Pangeni, a Nepali PhD student in Physics and Astronomy at the University of Georgia,…

3 days ago

Sikkim Creates History with Four Medals at 1st North East Para Sports Meet

Sikkimese Para Athletes achieved a historic milestone by winning four medals at the 1st North…

3 weeks ago

Sikkim’s Sonam Pintso Sherpa Wins Green Journalist Award

Sonam Pintso Sherpa, a renowned butterfly expert and conservationist from Rimbi, West Sikkim, has been…

3 weeks ago