even when they’d rather take the shot. They learn to cheer for a classmate who’s struggling. They learn how to lose with perspective and win with humility. These lessons don’t always get named out loud, but they matter. They carry over into how boys handle stress, how they include others, and how they show up in the classroom and beyond. Over time, we see boys becoming more thoughtful, more self-assured, and more connected to the community around them. In Lower School P.E., we’re not just building skills. We’re helping boys feel strong, supported, and ready to move through the world with confidence.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Jason Thomas teaches Lower School P.E. at Cathedral School for Boys, where he helps students build confidence, coordination, and character through movement.
IN LOWER SCHOOL P.E., WE’RE NOT JUST BUILDING SKILLS. WE’RE BUILDING BOYS WHO FEEL STRONG, SUPPORTED, AND READY TO MOVE WITH CONFIDENCE.
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