School Life

Extracurricular Activities

A varied offering outside school hours: sport, music, languages, art and technology.

2026 — 2027 School Year

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What they are

Extracurricular activities complement pupils' academic education.

Outside school hours, our school offers a varied and very interesting range of activities. After many years, the extracurricular offering is shaped by demand, availability of facilities and qualified staff.

Four areas

These areas cover aspects of pupils' education in the practice of different languages, artistic creativity, musical expression and physical and sporting development.

Languages

Art

Music

Sport

Four very important areas in a holistic education, since each one helps to reinforce academic aspects and works on personal improvement, effort, personal relationships, the use of free time, the acquisition of healthy habits, sensitivity, creativity and, in general, a more complete education.

At their own pace

First steps

For many pupils, especially the youngest, it is their first experience, working at introductory levels that help them discover their abilities and preferences.

More experience

For pupils with more experience and a more advanced level, specialisation is developed so that each one works according to their level.

How we live it

The aim is for it to be a cheerful and fun way of working, enjoying learning new subjects in their leisure time.

The choice should be made according to each pupil's preferences, and parents should take into account these preferences, their children's needs and the objectives worked on by each extracurricular activity.

These activities aim to stimulate children's development and encourage their relationships with others, through hobbies or practices that give them skills and shape their character.

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Extracurricular activities should never be extra work, but rather a playful and formative moment, with results in the medium and long term.

All extracurricular activities begin in the first week of October and end during the month of June (inclusive).

Sport