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Activities & Movement

More ways for children to move, make and belong.

Music, movement, art, stories, celebrations and group play are part of how children build confidence.

Movement Music Art Community
NAS children in an activity and movement setting
Movement and creative activity help confidence become visible.
01 Movement
02 Music
03 Art
04 Community

Activities as Learning

Movement and making are not extras.

They are part of how children build confidence, rhythm, expression and belonging.

01

Move

Coordination

Action, balance and dance support the body.

02

Make

Expression

Creative work lets children represent ideas.

03

Sing

Voice

Songs and stories build memory and confidence.

04

Join

Group comfort

Shared routines help children belong.

School Life

Activities that support the whole child.

NAS activities feel joyful while carrying real developmental work: rhythm, coordination, expression, cooperation and courage.

Movement builds regulation.

Climbing, balancing, dancing and action songs help children understand their bodies and energy.

Art builds expression.

Drawing, painting, collage and making let children represent what they notice and imagine.

Group moments build belonging.

Songs, festivals, stories and shared routines help children feel part of a classroom community.

Move

Movement supports coordination, balance, confidence and readiness.

Make

Creative work gives children a way to show ideas before words are enough.

Belong

Shared routines and celebrations build comfort with the group.

NAS children learning through art and classroom activity
Making helps children show their thinking.
NAS children participating in shared group play
Group play builds language and friendship.
NAS children exploring materials in a play-led classroom
Hands-on experiences support attention and problem-solving.

Next Step

Ask what a NAS day feels like.

The best way to understand school life is to ask about rhythm, activities and how children are helped to join in.

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