Sports To some extent I disagree with the notion that competitive sports cannot be part of school curriculum. However, the amount of time given should not be overlooked Sports as a whole is an important part of growing up. Students regardless of their age take part in exercise individually or as a team member. Take primary schools for instance, they have playgrounds and fairly enough facilities from which students can take benefits. In secondary school students’ attitude to sport changes. The demand for more facilities and equipment rises. As can be seen, more and more teenagers turn to football, volley ball, even body building outside school hours. They try to make use of the facilities available to them at school as well. What is important is time which should not be spent on taken up sport and not doing other school work or study. On the other hand, considering the availability of the facilities to all school is not a bad idea. To illustrate this, some schools are well equipped while other do poorly. No matter how little the facility students should be encouraged to take part in competitive sports. In essence, I think sport was part of our daily life in the past and is in today’s sport attracting societies. The best place you start life after home is school. Everyone decides what to do at early age. As for sport, it was part of curriculum vital in the past and will be in the future of course, with a better time management.