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Recess is more than a time to rest; it’s a vital part of the school day for both physical and mental reset.

But recess is more than simply downtime. A quality recess gives students the choice to decide what kind of play they engage in. They gain autonomy, confidence, develop social skills, and learn which activities best recharge them for learning.

Recess is more than a break—it's a foundational moment in the school day where children engage in unstructured physical activity, social interaction, and self-directed play and exploration.

Read about strategies that educators can use to transform and champion recess as an essential educational tool, making it the cornerstone of healthy development and positive school climate.