Children who have participated in movement education activities have longer attention spans, determination, increased communication skills, general problem-solving skills and improved self-esteem.

We also know that physical activity and children’s self-esteem go hand in hand. The more time children spend being active, the higher their self-efficacy and self-esteem will be.

We want to expose the children to possibilities and the idea that there is more to life than what they know and by working hard, anyone and everyone can achieve what they put their minds to.