Children must take part in sports because it is essential for their fitness, health and positive overall development. When they participate in sporting activities, it has a positive impact on their overall growth. Sports enable children to learn about teamwork. When they play in a team, they learn to work with others to achieve a particular goal. This will have a positive impact on their overall growth and is beneficial for when they start working as adults in a team and not just as individuals. When children play sports, they learn how to conduct themselves in social situations. Along with that, they also learn how to bond with people and build relationships.Our cute munchkins initiated the sports day with their overwhelming welcome speech followed by a parade by all our little Santa’s dazzling dance moves. As the Christmas mood set in, our little babies were ready to build Mr.Frosty – the snowman. Then came the decoration part, where our buddies were busy decorating for the Christmas season . Finally they welcomed everyone with their beautiful green wreath which looked very vibrant and spread happiness among the crowd. Cute bunnies and crunches topped the show with our little bunnies hopping around happily eating their crunchy carrots. As the spectators waited eagerly, we saw Santa Clause coming to town bringing presents and joy to all of us.Our balancing beauties stole the show with their tremendous balancing skill and then came our cheer leaders who rocked the show with their beautiful performance once again. Evergreen trees have traditionally been used to celebrate winter festivals. The joy of the festival was brought to life with the scintillating and enchanting Christmas Tree.When children play sports, they learn how to conduct themselves in social situations. Along with that, they also learn how to bond with people and build relationships. As we all know, team sports help children to build stronger relationships. It teaches them respect. When children play team sports, they learn to respect other people, the rules, authority as well as their opponents. They learn to respect the rules and understand the consequences of not following the rules. Finally, it also helps them learn about leadership skills. When children play team sports, they learn to be accountable and responsible for their actions. They understand that they are accountable for their actions and this instils in them leadership skills.The Sports Day helped children explore their hidden sports interests, to build confidence and to inculcate a desire to learn new skills by watching their peers. It was a fun filled day for one and all.