Through fun, play-based classes tailored to each age group, children learn high-quality football skills in a friendly, pressure-free setting.

While having a blast, they also build physical coordination, social interaction, teamwork, listening skills, and self-confidence.

The structured yet playful lessons lay strong foundations, both for sport and personal development

The ballet program is taught by Lydia English School of Dance.

Through engaging, level-appropriate classes, children immerse themselves in the art of ballet, developing essential skills such as grace, posture, physical coordination, discipline, and musicality.

The Craft Club for younger children offers a playful, hands-on environment where children can explore textures, colors, and basic crafting techniques.

Activities are designed to be accessible and safe for this age group, with a focus on sensory experiences and developing fine motor skills through simple crafts.

Each trimester, children will enjoy two complementary craft activities that introduce them to different materials and creative processes.

Trimester 1: Textile Explorations

Trimester 2: Playful accessories

Trimester 3: Decorative textiles

Through fun, play-based classes tailored to each age group, children learn high-quality football skills in a friendly, pressure-free setting.

While having a blast, they also build physical coordination, social interaction, teamwork, listening skills, and self-confidence.

The structured yet playful lessons lay strong foundations, both for sport and personal development

Through lessons tailored to beginners, learners build core skills in everyday communication situations, like greetings, ordering food, asking for directions, and making small talk.

The program promotes vocabulary development, listening comprehension, pronunciation clarity, and understanding of grammar fundamentals.

Pottery is a fun educational journey. Through pottery children can learn how to follow directions as well as be creative and express themselves. It is not only a fun therapeutic activity, but it allows our body and mind to work together. It is a great way of improving sensory and motor skills whilst boosting your child’s self confidence whilst stimulating their creative outlet.

We will design ideas by looking at other artists that create sculptures and ceramics. By experimenting with different techniques of manipulating clay such as pinch pot and other handbuilding techniques we will develop our ability to mould clay into the forms we want to create. Some of us might even get to try using a potter's wheel once we become proficient in the other techniques!

It's time to put our practical life skills to work in the kitchen!

This exciting workshop will be led by our wonderful chefs, Elodie and Loida, and will offer children the chance to explore cooking in a fun, hands-on environment, all while practising Spanish.

This workshop is designed especially for non-native Spanish speakers, combining practical life skills with language immersion in a fun and tasty way!

The program is offered by IGNITE Serious Play, an expert team in tech education that brings hands-on learning in English to children from Early Years through Secondary.

Through exciting project-based activities, students explore areas like robotics, coding, 3D design, and virtual reality, while developing 21st-century skills in a playful, maker-centered environment.

This STEAM journey encourages students to think, create, and express ideas through technology, sparking curiosity for the digital world.

The activity is based on inclusion, equality and the individual and collective development of the children, so that they can be initiated into the sport of skateboarding, learning to play and learning by playing.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Movement, braking and turning.

Weight distribution on the board, balance.

Proper positioning on the skateboard.

Maintenance, change and repair of equipment.

Differentiation of skateboarding according to its modality.

Safe movements outside of the spaces provided.

Variations of tricks and basic manoeuvres such as overcoming obstacles by jumping (ollie).

The Musical Theatre program is led by Lydia’s School of Dance.

In these energetic and inclusive classes, students explore the three core disciplines of musical theatre: singing, dancing, and acting. Through fun, age-appropriate lessons and performance opportunities, children build confidence, stage presence, vocal expression, coordination, creativity, and teamwork.

The program encourages each child to shine—whether they’re new to performing or already love the spotlight.

The Craft Club offers a creative and hands-on environment where children can explore various artistic techniques and craft traditions using age-appropriate methods.

Each trimester, students will engage in two complementary art forms that share materials or processes, supporting skill-building, creativity, and problem-solving.

Trimester 1: Textile Explorations

Trimester 2: Playful accessories

Trimester 3: Decorative textiles

The activity is led by ECADE, a specialised school with extensive experience in chess education for children and young people.

Through dynamic, level-adapted classes, students develop key skills such as concentration, logical thinking, decision-making, and creativity. Chess also promotes patience, respect for rules, and personal growth.