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TAG Sports Introduces Martial Arts
That’s why at Atlantis Group, we run our very own TAG sports program at all centres.
We are thrilled to enhance our physical education curriculum with our newest addition: Martial Arts. This program is designed specifically for young learners, focusing on discipline and "playful purpose" rather than combat.
Martial Arts: More Than Just a Kick
Our Martial Arts sessions focus on developing Physical Literacy Skills that serve as building blocks for all future sports.Through these sessions, children improve:
- Physical Foundations: Strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular endurance.
- Dynamic Movement: Agility, speed, and reaction time.
- Body Mastery: Coordination, perceptual awareness, and motor skills.
- Emotional Growth: Self-regulation and a significant boost in confidence.
Our Learning Intentions
Every session is guided by specific developmental goals. We aren't just teaching "moves"; we are teaching children how to in habi ttheir bodies with intention.
- Foundations & Balance: Building basic martial arts stances to improve stability and body awareness.
- Controlled Coordination: Improving motor skills through purposeful movement patterns, gentle strikes, and controlled kicks.
- Active Listening: Strengthening the ability to follow directions and self-regulate through structured games.
- Mindset & Focus: Supporting a growth mindset and persistence in a playful, engaging environment.
Aligning with the EYLF
Our Martial Arts program is deeply rooted in the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) – Belonging, Being & Becoming. We ensure that every punch, kick, and stance aligns with key developmental outcomes:
EYLF Outcome
Martial Arts Integration
Strong Sense of Identity
Children develop autonomy, resilience, and a positive sense of self-worth as they master new skills.
Sense of Well-being
Focuses on both physical learning and the social-emotional strength found in self-regulation.
Confident & Involved Learners
Encourages curiosity and persistence through challenging but fun martial arts-based games.
Effective Communicators
Children learn to interact with care and respect, using both verbal and non-verbal cues during group activities.
