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Football-cricket, 5 other sports to be integrated into textbooks

Published : Wednesday, 25 March, 2026 at 3:20 PM Count : 291

Observer Online Report

The government has decided to incorporate lessons and practical components on seven sports, including football, cricket and chess, into the textbook from primary to higher secondary levels.

According to a letter issued on Wednesday by the Secondary and Higher Education Division under the Ministry of Education, these subjects will be introduced starting from grade-4 and continue up to higher secondary education.

The letter was sent to the chairman of the National Curriculum and Textbook Board, outlining the initiative to include structured sports education in textbooks.

It also stated that a committee formed by the Prime Minister's Office to identify and implement designated playgrounds across both urban and rural areas held its first meeting on March 14.

The move is aimed at promoting physical activity, skill development and overall student well-being through structured sports education nationwide.

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