We complement our students’ academic training with a variety of extracurricular activities that stimulate their talents, interests, and personal abilities.

We offer sports and recreational options for students from Preschool through High School, providing spaces for comprehensive development where they learn, have fun, and strengthen values ​​such as commitment, teamwork, and perseverance.

Soccer: More than a sport, soccer is a lesson in teamwork, discipline, and self-improvement. Children will develop physical skills such as speed and endurance, while learning the importance of collaboration and respect for their teammates.

Karate: This Japanese martial art teaches much more than combat techniques. Judo promotes respect, self-confidence, and self-control, helping children develop physically and mentally.

Basketball: Basketball is ideal for improving agility, teamwork, and physical endurance. Students learn to make quick decisions and collaborate effectively with their teammates.

Volleyball: Participants will learn different techniques specific to this sport through each training session, games, and matches. It’s a perfect activity to discover the value of teamwork.

Dance: Dance fosters discipline, elegance, and body expression. Young dancers will learn basic movements, posture, and balance, strengthening their bodies as well as their confidence and creativity.

Swimming: With this sport, they develop and strengthen their muscles, activate motor coordination, and activate the circulatory and respiratory systems. It also helps children develop independence and cultivate self-confidence.

Magic and Mad Science: Through fun and innovative experiments, students will develop their ingenuity and creativity in the Science Lab… Are you up for it?

Tiny Tots: Focused on preschool students, this activity brings together a series of stimuli for the development of executive and motor functions with the aim of complementing their learning.

English Fun Club: Aimed at early ages, with special teaching methods that will allow students to speak, listen, think, and write in English… Are you ready?

Theater: Developing Expressiveness: Theater helps children express their emotions and feelings in a safe and controlled manner. Learning to play different characters allows them to explore different facets of their personalities and improves their ability to communicate with others.

Oil Painting – Sculpture: Art is a window to the imagination. Through painting and sculpture, students explore their creativity and develop fine motor skills, as well as learn to express their emotions visually.

Little Chef: Learning to cook from a young age allows children to become familiar with different foods, learn about their properties, and discover new ways to prepare them. This can foster a love of a varied and healthy diet, laying the foundation for a healthy life.

Slime Factory: Slime stimulates children’s imagination and creative skills, allowing for free expression and enhancing motor development through different hand and finger movements to move the slime, knead, and form fun shapes.

Hiking: Hiking allows children to experience nature firsthand. They can observe plants, animals, and landscapes they wouldn’t see in the city. This helps them understand and appreciate the natural world.

Debate: The importance of debate centers on its ability to teach children critical thinking. In a world where children passively receive information, critical thinking is lacking, allowing them to learn to discern and express themselves effectively.

Crafts and Sewing: This activity stimulates children’s senses of touch, sight, and hearing, and helps them develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. This activity also encourages children to explore their creativity, imagination, and self-expression, which can boost their confidence and emotional well-being.

Piano: Learning the piano requires hand coordination, reading music, and understanding musical concepts. Therefore, in this activity, we will teach them how to become familiar with this instrument.