Co-Curricular Activities
Pupils can choose from a wide range of co-curricular activities that will arouse their interest and give them different experiences -from sport, music and drama to personal development and community service programmes. There are a whole range of benefits that come from involvement in these activities:
- They provide a productive break from study
- They help students build their skills outside the classroom
- They help expand and diversify interests
- They promote friendships and teamwork skills
Extra-curricular activities are conduced by teachers and outside experts. These vary from year to year, although the following include the most important.
Sports
Swimming, volleyball, basketball, football, softball, athletics, hockey, table tennis, badminton, aerobics, gymnastics
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Early Years
- Music
- Flamenco
- Ballet
- Gymnastics
- Football
- Bricks for Kids
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Primary
The programme of Extension Experiences in the Primary Section includes the following creative opportunities:
- Flamenco
- Modern Dance
- Marinera
- Choreography
- Canto y toco instrumentos libremente
- Cajón
- Drama
- Makerspace
- Jewellery Making
- Origami
- Lego exploration
- Cold Ceramics
- Watercolour and Calligraphy
- Art Mixed Media - Animals
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Secondary
- Theatre productions musicals
- Debates
- Modern dancing, dancing and choreography, ethnic dances, ballet
- Pottery and ceramics
- Photography Wind group, strings group, choir, orchestra
- Art
- Cine club
- Ecology and sciences
- Gardening
- Chess
- Card-making, jewellery-making, handicrafts, illustration
- Peruvian percussion box and tap dancing
- Easy recipes, Peruvian cooking, international cookery, baking
- Aluminium carving
- Recycling
- Masks, tie-dye batik
- Scientific experiments and board games