Roughly six hours of coaching sit in the weekly timetable, taught by certified coaches at a ratio of 2 for every 40 students — with a female coach available for every sport.
Sport at Sacred Heart is treated as a serious part of the timetable, not an afterthought — it builds discipline, teamwork and confidence that carry over into the classroom and beyond. Every student trains under certified coaches, with roughly six hours of coaching a week across a wide choice of sports, so every child finds a game that fits them.
Certified Football and Basketball Coaches guide students with professional technique. Qualified PE teachers hold NIS Diploma, M.PEd and B.PEd qualifications.
The Astrodome, a National Sports Academy indoor facility, an indoor skating auditorium, Basketball Courts, Lawn and Swimming Pool — with an on-site doctor and nurse during coaching sessions.
Mandatory warm-up/cool-down routines, first-aid stations at every venue, regular safety checks on gear, and periodic emergency evacuation drills.
Arindam Bolake (Grade 9) — MVP, LaLiga National Championship (Juniors); invited to G.D. Estoril Praia's (Portugal) year-round Elite Training Program.
Ten Sacred Heartian swimmers completed the historic Sri Lanka–India Open Sea Expedition on 13 April 2024.
U14 Girls, U14 Boys and U17 Boys Football Teams — winners, DSO District Level Competition 2024.
Arindam Bolake and Vihang Bhoir selected by Indian Titans to represent India at the Mikasa International Youth Cup, Bangkok (2025).
U10 Team — champions, NBA City Championship (2024); U15 & U17 Boys Football — runners-up (2024).
U19 Volleyball — 2nd place, DSO District Level (2024); Under-12 Baseball — 2nd runner-up, Little League National Championship (2024).
Maharashtra's highest sports honour, awarded to Nisha Pujari (2013–14), Snehal Pawar (2015–16) and Bhushan Jadhav (2017–18); plus a Bronze Medal for Diksha Tolani at the International Fencing Championship, Jordan.
Arindam Bolake represented Maharashtra at the Dr. B.C. Roy Trophy — Junior Boys National Football Championship, 2026–27 (Tier 1).
Five students represented the Indian U14 team at the Asia Pacific Middle East Baseball Championship: Daksh Jain, Sarthak Angarak, Hriday Chavan, Atharv Jadhav and Chris Gupta.
Rebekah Sibi represented Maharashtra's Sub-Junior Girls team at the Zonal Round, 2026.
Aayush Singh, Darshil Patil and Vedika Dokane represented Maharashtra at the National Roll Ball Championship 2025, held in Agra.
ISAC, Moot Court, the Literature Fest and GENESIS — the signature events calendar.