During the course 2019-20 the following extracurricular activities are delivered:

Robotics

This extra-curricular activities fosters team work and collaboration. Pupils work on their creativity and are trained as thinkers and researchers. In this way they develop their STEM skills (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). The knowledge acquired through playing as part of this extra-curricular activities will help them in their professional future as they will be better prepared for facing new challenges.

Fun English

Languages are best learned in a fun, dynamic and participative way. That's why, the Fun English extra-curricular activity seeks to ensure that pupils improve their English communication skills through games and arts and crafts, role plays and food workshops. 

This activity is destined for pupils aged 3 to 5 and is held in small groups with the school's own bilingual teachers to facilitate learning and one-to-one attention.

Minisports

This physical and sporting activity is for Preschool pupils so that they can discover sports and practice a healthy lifestyle. It is always delivered in English and is focussed on fostering the values of teamwork, respect and communication through sport.

Guitar

The opportunity to learn to play guitar is offered, teaching pupils the most popular chords to play all kinds of songs, adapted to the group.

Painting

Pupils use different artistic techniques to develop their creativity, expression and imagination. This fosters pupils’ creative thinking.

Modern dance

Modern Dance is a way of expressing feelings and states of mind through music and the use of space. It develops coordination, lateral movement and rhythm and definitively improves motor skills. The complexity of the steps varies and it is taught based on the pupil’s age and ability. 

Chess

Chess develops pupils’ logical and analytical skills while stimulating the mind. It helps create strategies and improved concentration, organisation and attention.

Spanish Dance and Classical Ballet

This activity improves coordination and pupils learn to express themselves through Classical Ballet and Spanish Dance. It also improves motor skills, rhythm, order, respect and autonomy.

Sports clubs

Finally, pupils can also engage in physical and sporting activities through our sports clubs.