Category: Thought leadership

Sports in India have long been viewed as extracurricular – an activity beyond the classroom, beyond policy, beyond development. Yet, in the vision of a Viksit Bharat, there lies a larger opportunity: to position sports as both a vertical and horizontal force within Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

Students across India will design and present creative solutions to overcome barriers in children’s access to play and sports—from lack of space, gender and skill bias to academic pressure and beyond. This competition will amplify the voices of children to address pressing issues related to sports and play.

The survey, conducted by Sportz Village, India’s largest school sports organization, with 1800
parents and children aged between 6 to 14 years, aims to understand the current
landscape of school sports in India.

As a successor to the book – ‘Get Kids to Play’ – authored by Saumil Majmudar and Vijay Krishnamurthy, Sportz Village Get Kids To Play Summit is a one of its kind confluence of multiple stakeholders who play an important role in getting kids to play.

Studying the impact of a seven-year-long (2017-ongoing) structured sports program by Sportz Village at IIM Bangalore aimed at improving the physical and mental well-being of students.

On the occasion of the 15th year of launching EduSports, we are happy to
announce the successful release of the book – ‘Get Kids to Play ‘ – which explores 
how parents, schools, and communities can get children to play more.

The Annual Health Survey (AHS) was launched 14 years ago to understand the overall health and fitness levels of children in private schools.

Actively involving school children for socially relevant and impactful brand campaigns.