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Botle for Schools · Bengaluru

More sports for your students. Less coordination for your school.

An eight-week multi-sport program that helps students discover new sports, meet specialist coaches, and experience structured sporting activities—with Botle coordinating the moving parts.

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Format
Weekly, for 8 weeks
Starting with
Grades 4–7
Where
Your campus or a nearby facility
School students in PE uniforms running and laughing during a football drill on a school ground, with a coach watching
Sample rotation Week 2 · Football

01The challenge

Bringing more sports to school shouldn't mean more work for your team.

Most schools already run sports well. Adding more of them usually means more people, more equipment, and more calendars to manage.

  1. Limited infrastructure

    Not every school has dedicated space or equipment for every sport.

  2. Finding the right coaches

    Badminton, cricket, and martial arts each need a different kind of coaching expertise.

  3. Coordination overhead

    Timetables, coach availability, equipment, and student participation all need managing.

02The Botle approach

One school. One program. One point of contact.

A student jumps to return a shuttlecock in a school hall while classmates watch from the side

Botle coordinates the moving parts, so your team has one partner to work with instead of a different arrangement for every sport.

  • A structured sports rotation

    A planned sequence of sports suited to your students’ age and your facilities.

  • Coach sourcing and scheduling

    We find coaches for each sport and line their sessions up with your timetable.

  • Equipment planning

    We agree in advance what each session needs and who provides it.

  • On campus or nearby

    Sessions run at school where facilities allow, or at a suitable nearby partner facility.

  • Participation tracking and review

    Attendance is recorded for each session and summarised in an end-of-program review.

03The eight-week program

Eight weeks. A world of sports to discover.

Sample program

The aim is exposure and discovery—giving every student a first, well-run experience of each sport—not mastery of eight sports in eight sessions.

  1. Week 01

    Athletics and movement

    Running, jumping, throwing, and coordination games

  2. Week 02

    Football

    Ball control, passing, and small-sided games

  3. Week 03

    Badminton

    Grip, footwork, and short rallies

  4. Week 04

    Basketball

    Dribbling, passing, and shooting basics

  5. Week 05

    Cricket

    Batting, bowling, and fielding drills

  6. Week 06

    Volleyball or throwball

    Serving, passing, and teamwork

  7. Week 07

    Martial arts fundamentals or yoga

    Balance, focus, and body control

  8. Week 08

    Multi-sport festival

    Or selected additional sports, planned with your school

A sample, not a fixed schedule. The actual rotation depends on student age, school facilities, coach availability, equipment, and location, and is agreed with your school.

Plan a rotation for your school

04How it works

From school requirements to a coordinated sports program.

  1. Step 1: Understand your school

    Discuss student age groups, available facilities, timetable, and objectives.

  2. Step 2: Plan the rotation

    Propose suitable sports, session formats, locations, and equipment.

  3. Step 3: Coordinate delivery

    Organise the relevant coaches and the session schedule.

  4. Step 4: Review participation

    Share an overview of participation and discuss next steps.

05Trust and safety

A program built around students, not just schedules.

Before any session runs, we agree these safeguards with your school in writing. They are conditions of delivery—if one cannot be met for a sport or venue, that session does not go ahead.

Agreed with your school before the first session

  1. Coach screening and verification

    The screening and verification steps every coach must complete are agreed with your school before they are assigned.

  2. Age-appropriate activities and supervision

    Activities are planned for the age group, with agreed supervision arrangements, including the role of school staff.

  3. Consent and emergency contacts

    Parent or guardian consent and emergency contact procedures are confirmed before students take part.

  4. Incident reporting and escalation

    A clear process for reporting incidents and escalating concerns to the school is agreed in advance.

  5. Venue, equipment, and activity checks

    Each venue, piece of equipment, and activity is checked for suitability before it is used.

A group of students stack hands together before a basketball game on an outdoor court

06Why Botle

More variety for students. Less fragmented coordination for schools.

  • One point of contact

    Multiple sports coordinated through a single Botle contact, instead of separate arrangements for each sport.

  • A network of providers

    Access to Botle’s existing network of sports and fitness centers across Bengaluru.

  • Planned around your school

    The program fits your facilities and timetable—not the other way around.

  • A clear structure

    Participation is tracked session by session and reviewed with you at the end.

07Pilot program enquiry

Let's build a sports program for your school.

Tell us a little about your school. We'll discuss your requirements and explore a suitable pilot program.

What happens next
We'll contact you to schedule a consultation and understand your students, facilities, timetable, and objectives.
Pricing
There is no fixed price yet. A proposal depends on the number of student groups, sessions, sports, coaches, equipment, and venues.

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Grades interested in the program

Select all that apply. We are starting with Grades 4⁠–⁠7.

Available facilities (optional)

Select any that apply.

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08FAQs

Questions schools ask.

Which grades can participate?

We are starting with students in Grades 4–7. If you are interested in other age groups, mention it in your enquiry and we will discuss what would be suitable.

Does our school need a full-sized playground?

No. Many sports can be adapted to a multipurpose hall or limited outdoor space. Sports that need dedicated infrastructure may be delivered at a nearby partner facility where that is practical.

Are all sessions conducted on campus?

Sessions run on campus where your facilities are suitable. Where a sport needs dedicated infrastructure, we may propose a nearby partner facility. Locations and travel arrangements are agreed with your school during planning.

Can we choose the sports?

Yes. The rotation on this page is a sample. We will propose sports based on your students, facilities, and objectives, and finalise the list with you.

How many students can participate in a session?

It depends on the sport, the space, and the number of coaches. Group sizes and coach-to-student ratios are agreed with your school during consultation.

How are coaches and student safety handled?

Coach screening, supervision, consent, emergency procedures, incident reporting, and venue and equipment checks are agreed with your school in writing before any session runs. See the safety section above for details.

How much does the program cost?

There is no fixed price yet. Cost depends on the number of student groups, sessions, sports, coaches, equipment, and venue requirements. We will share a proposal after understanding your requirements.

Can we start with a pilot?

Yes. We expect most schools to start with a pilot—for example, one or two student groups—before deciding on anything larger. The scope is agreed during consultation.

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