It’s always exciting to watch young learners grow-not just in the classroom, but beyond it. This term, our swimming lessons became more than just a physical activity. They turned into an engaging, hands-on Environmental Studies (EVS) experience!
As students learned basic water skills like floating and breathing techniques, they also explored environmental topics such as sources of water, uses of water, and importance of water conservation. Being in the pool helped them connect theory to real-life experiences-seeing clean water, understanding its recreational use, and learning why it must be used wisely.
In the pool, children explored the basics of water safety, floating, and simple strokes, water filtration, but we also took time to connect their experiences to their immediate environment.
Students were able to identify different uses of water and were aware of water conservation in everyday life-all while building confidence in the pool!
