Benefits of extra-curricular activities:

Learning to play an instrument is a rewarding, challenging experience that can improve one's memory functions, dexterity, hand-eye coordination, problem solving skills and listening and communication skills. It takes focus and dedication to learn an instrument and progressing through the levels of mastery is very satisfying.

Physical activities is a great way for children to get social and communication skills while they have fun. Running around, playing games, and climbing on equipment can all help them develop these important skills. Now that your child has grown, extracurricular activities can make their friendships stronger and help them become better communicators.