A study on finding relationship between co-curricular activities and leadership skills to complement the foundation of administrative skills among the learners

Co-curricular activities are a crucial and essential component of the curriculum in today's educational system. Often referred to as extracurricular activities, these extend beyond conventional academic subjects and hold a unique place in the educational landscape. They cover numerous activities, from sports and the arts to social gatherings and volunteer work. Participation in co-curricular activities fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity. Whether it's organizing an event, writing for a club, or designing a robot, students engage their minds in ways that complement their formal education. Co-curricular activities promote the growth of diverse mental and personality dimensions, including intellectual, emotional, social, moral and artistic development. These activities include disciplines that are not part of the usual academic curriculum but are beneficial for an individual's overall development. Educational system includes knowledge-based curriculum along with co-curricular activities that in turn builds up the sense of creative skills and leadership skills. Therefore, we’ve done a survey on how the co-curricular activities foster the administrative skills as well as leadership qualities within the school students.