Students who discover their interests and develop their talents
Workshops and clubs are learning spaces where students discover their interests, develop their talents and express themselves freely.
These activities, which support the academic programme, aim to help students grow not only through knowledge but through experience, creation and cooperation. 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.
In four areasour clubs
Nature and sport
Clubs that support movement, endurance, contact with nature and team spirit.
Art and creativity
Creative activities that develop expression, aesthetic perception and productive thinking.
Technology and science
Hands-on clubs that support making, problem solving and digital literacy.
Life and skills
Activities that support everyday life, communication and well-rounded personal development.
Nature and sport clubs
These clubs support physical development while strengthening the bond with nature. Experiences of movement, play and the outdoors build both physical endurance and self-confidence.
- Scouting clubLife skills in nature, endurance, taking responsibility and team spirit.
- Orienteering clubMap reading, finding direction and strategic thinking, together with movement and exploration.
- Bocce clubFocus, balance and coordination; a sporting experience that calls for patience and strategy.
Art and creativity clubs
In safe and free spaces, students express themselves, develop their imagination and enjoy creating. In these clubs the process matters more than the result; trying things out, discovering different paths and being original are encouraged.
- Creative art clubVisual expression, design and production skills with different materials.
- Music clubMusical awareness and cooperation through the experience of rhythm, melody and making together.
- Calligraphy and young writers clubThe aesthetics of writing, language use and creative writing.
Making, thinkingtechnology and science
Technology and science clubs feed students' curiosity, develop their problem-solving skills and let them see technology not only as something to consume but as a tool to create with. Students think, try, make and improve.
3D design, Arduino and software club
With design thinking, coding and electronics, students produce their own projects.
Artificial intelligence and software club
Preparation for the technologies of the future through algorithmic thinking, digital literacy and work based on artificial intelligence.
On the school's summer school enquiry form, STEM/science experiments and a software-coding-robotics workshop are also offered among the areas of interest. Please contact the school to find out which workshops will be open this term.
Life and skills clubs
These clubs help students develop not only academic skills but also the social, emotional and communication skills they will need in daily life, get to know themselves and form stronger bonds with life.
- Life skills clubHands-on work on problem solving, communication, self-management and everyday life practices.
- English club (eTwinning, Erasmus, TeenEagle)Activities that support language use in real-life contexts and increase cultural interaction through international projects.
