01
Learn
Children practise new movement and sport skills through clear, age-appropriate instruction.
Grade 2 – 6
SG Experience
Learn More. Play With Confidence.
Structured multi-sport learning that helps children develop coordination, teamwork, agility and broader sports skills while building confidence through progressively challenging activities.
Stage
02
Age Group
Grade 2 – 6
Learning Style
Structured Multi-Sport
Main Focus
Skills & Teamwork
What children develop
Building Broader Sports Confidence.
SG Experience introduces children to a wider range of sports and movement challenges so they can build stronger physical skills, teamwork and confidence.
01
Sport Skills
Practise and experience a wider range of sport-specific movement skills.
02
Teamwork
Learn cooperation, communication and positive participation with others.
03
Agility
Improve movement control, reaction and changes of direction.
04
Progression
Build skills step by step through increasingly challenging activities.
The SG Experience approach
Learn. Challenge. Grow.
Activities become more structured at this stage while keeping sessions active, varied and enjoyable.
02
Challenge
Progressive activities encourage children to adapt, solve movement problems and improve.
03
Grow
Participation, teamwork and repeated practice help confidence grow alongside physical ability.
Multi-sport development
More Variety. More Ways to Grow.
Exposure to different sports helps children develop adaptable movement skills instead of relying on one narrow set of abilities.
01
Movement Variety
Develop running, jumping, throwing, catching and directional movement.
02
Game Understanding
Learn simple rules, positioning and participation within structured games.
03
Positive Competition
Experience challenge, teamwork and healthy competition in a supportive way.
Inside an SG Experience class
Energy, Channelled the Right Way.
At this age children need a lot of physical activity to channel their abundant energy. SportsGuru offers a fun way for them to burn off that energy in a structured manner.
As attention spans grow, so does attention to the rules of the game — the curriculum grows with age. Focus on the rules and history of each game becomes more precise, and we alternate a few weeks of a specific sport with a fun week to keep the programme balanced.
Children play both individual and team sports, learn how games work and develop the social skills that come from playing together.
Ready for the SG Experience?
Talk to SportsGuru about structured multi-sport learning for your child or school.
