Open spaces to discover your interests

Workshops and clubs are learning spaces where students discover their interests, develop their talents and express themselves freely.

Supporting the academic programme, this work is planned as a natural part of school life and supports students' social, emotional and intellectual development in a holistic way.

Our clubareas

Nature and sport

Scouting, Orienteering and Bocce clubs.

Art and creativity

Creative Art, Music, and Beautiful Handwriting & Young Pens clubs.

Technology and science

3D Design, Arduino & Software, and Artificial Intelligence and Software clubs.

Life and skills

Life Skills and English (eTwinning, Erasmus, TeenEagle) clubs.

Students and their teachers together in the forest area

An approach that makes room for discovery

Each club area is planned with students' age levels and developmental needs in mind. The aim is to make room for discovery rather than to direct, and to create opportunities for experience rather than offer ready-made patterns.

You can find detailed descriptions of the clubs on the clubs and workshops page in the middle school section.

Club details
Wooden block sculpture on the campus

Workshops are part of school life

Through kitchen, forest, art, music and science workshops, children both create and discover. According to the information on our school culture page, more than 60 workshops and projects are run at our school.

Which clubs are open in the current term, and the conditions for joining, are shared with parents at the start of the year.

Two-storey stone school building with a reed roof, surrounded by bougainvillea
Colourful school art board painted with Keith Haring figures

Would you like to know more about our clubs?

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