Primary School- Kindergarten (K5)
Kindergarten children need to be active every day. Age four to five is a critical period of development that can lead to a lifetime of physical activity. Children should see physical activity as a fun and exciting part of everyday life.
The CNG kindergarten athletic program focuses on-
- Playful exploration
- Fundamental skill development through fun games
- Learn fundamental movements and link them together in play.
Kindergarten program active offerings-
- CNG Athletics- PS Athletics
Primary School- Grades 1 and 2
Primary school children also need to be active every day. They should be exposed to a variety of sports and physical activities to develop their interests and motivation. Learning fundamental movement skills is a key to the overall development of physical literacy for a lifetime of health, activity, and social well-being.
The CNG grade 1 and 2 athletic program focuses on-
- Multiple activities and games
- No formal competition
- Teaching fundamental movement skills and building overall movement skills- agility, balance, coordination (ABC)
- Well-structured, positive, and fun skill development
Grade 1 and 2 program active offerings-
- CNG Athletics- PS Athletics, soccer, gymnastics.
Elementary- Grades 3-5
Elementary children are ready to begin training according to more formalized methods. Focus shifts to learning, developing, and refining fundamental movement skills and overall sport skills. The emphasis is on training, practicing, and developing skills, rather than on competing. While most children naturally enjoy healthy competition, skills training and practice should be the focus– not winning. This is considered as “The Golden Age of Learning” for athletic skills, so multi-sport participation is important.
The CNG elementary athletic program focuses on-
- Developing physical literacy and fundamental athletics skills
- Emphasis on intrinsically motivating activities for fun
- Multi-sport participation
- Limited formal competitions
Elementary program active offerings-
- CNG Athletics- Practice and interscholastic festivals in soccer, basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, track and field, and table tennis
Primary School:
-School Entry & Exit: Students in grades K4, K5, 1ST, and 2ND will arrive and leave through the main gate, either walking or by vehicle. ***For Primary and Elementary students with siblings, the exit will be through the main gate, either if they arrive walking or by vehicle.***
-Students enrolled in CNG transportation- Your child will be able to use the CNG transportation after the activity departing from CNG at approximately 3:45.
-Students currently NOT enrolled with CNG Transportation: If your child is not enrolled with CNG transportation services, please receive your child at the main gate at 3:20.
Note: The guardian who comes to pick up the students by the main gate must bring the permanent gate pass with the blue dot. Students enrolled in CNG Transportation and being picked up at the main gate, must bring a gate pass from the school with the details of the person authorized to pick them up.
Elementary School:
-School Exit: 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade students will arrive and leave through the bridge gate if they come walking. Those dropped off and picked up by vehicle will use the Carrera 4 Este. ***For Primary and Elementary students with siblings, the exit will be through the main gate, either if they arrive walking or by vehicle.***
-Students enrolled in CNG transportation- Your child will be able to use the CNG transportation after the activity departing from CNG at approximately 3:45.
-Students currently NOT enrolled with CNG Transportation: If your child is not enrolled with CNG transportation services, please receive your child at the 4 Este gate at 3:20 by car or by bridge if walking.
Note: The guardian who comes to pick up the students by the 4 Este gate must bring the corresponding dot. Students enrolled in the CNG Transportation service and will be picked up at the 4 Este gate or bridge must bring a gate pass from the school with the details of the person authorized to pick them up.