Movement, nature and team spirit

Moving in open spaces supports the development of balance, coordination and motor skills, and also increases mental flexibility. Climbing, running, carrying and building teach children naturally that learning is not separate from the body.

Stone-paved school path

Nature and sport clubs

  • ScoutingOutdoor living skills, resilience, taking responsibility and team spirit.
  • OrienteeringMap reading, finding direction and strategic thinking.
  • BocceFocus, balance and coordination; patience and strategy.
Two-storey stone school building with a reed roof, surrounded by bougainvillea
Wooden post in front of a pine tree with an environmental sign explaining how trees provide oxygen

Sport and movementareas on the campus

Survivor Park

Motor skills and teamwork through balance, climbing and sliding stations.

Garden and open spaces

An earth classroom where children run, climb trees and get dirty, meeting their need for fresh air and contact with the soil.

Yoga and meditation terrace

A terrace used for yoga and meditation sessions.

Campus corner with a tree house, a wooden building and a hammock

Sports branches and scholarship

On the summer school enquiry form, sport, swimming, orienteering, dance and chess/mind games are among the areas of interest. A performance-based sports scholarship is also offered for students who show talent and consistency in sport.

School teams, the list of branches and the tournament calendar will be published on this page as they are shared by the school.

Scholarship opportunities

Get information about sports activities

Contact us