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SEK-CatalunyaAv. Els Tremolencs, 24-26. Urb. Els TremolencsLa Garriga. 08530 BarcelonaT +34 93 871 84 [email protected]
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Extracurricular activities today play an important role in the all-round development of
students. They improve school performance, promote relationships, boost motivation
and self-esteem, help to instil positive physical, intellectual and social habits that revert in
a better management and organization of leisure time.
SEK-Catalunya has designed, in line with the principles and values of the SEK Educational
Model, a wide and varied range of first-rate extracurricular activities which give students the
opportunity to enrich their academic, cultural, artistic and sporting education.
These activities represent an ideal complement to students' education and help
stimulate them, affording them an optimal way to enhance their personal qualities.
SEK-Catalunya designs its extracurricular activities based on three key priorities and taking
into account the preferences and needs of each student: Individualised education
(the learning process adapts to the interests and abilities of each student); bilingual and
international education (learning languages and developing a mindset open to other
cultures) and training in skills and competences (creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship,
critical thinking, communication, teamwork).
Choosing which activities are most appropriate for each student based on their abilities,
interests and motivations is not always easy. Therefore, tutors will always be available to
families to advise and help them make the right decision.
Throughout the school year, a thorough follow-up of the work involved in these activities is
carried out, which is further analysed and assessed in the quarterly meetings with the tutor.
At SEK Education Group we believe in offering activities that students enjoy and
that make them grow as people.
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Información General 4 4 Enrolment Calendar Extracurricular activities timetable Competitions, exhibitions and performances Facilities
5 Material, sports equipment, federation cards and certifications
Sports academies 6 6 Indoor Football Basketball
7 Volleyball Roller hockey
8 Figure Skating
9 Swimming
10 Synchronised Swimming Golf
11 Tennis Ping Pong
12 Fitness MultiSport Outdoor
13 Taekwondo Trail Running
Arts Schools 14 15 Instrument workshop Instruments
16 Musical ensembles
17 Electronic Music Workshop
18 Ballet
19 Modern dance
20 Drama Magic
21 Arts & Crafts Drawing, painting and ceramics
22 Photography, video and image Audiovisual narrative and multimedia
Well-being Academy 23 23 Yoga
24 Free-play Directed play Educachef
25 Catechesis Before and After School Care
Academic Education 26 26 Robotics Drones
27 Story time Chinese language and culture
28 Russian language and culture Cambridge Exams 29 Language support Extra swimming
30 Speech Therapy KUMON
Enrolment
Enrolment in the different academies and clubs will be formalized preferably before beginning the year or immediately after the first try-out week. To enrol students, please hand in a filled in enrolment form or enrol students via the link provided.
Extracurricular activities in Early Childhood are included in the tuition fee. Early Childhood activities that require payment of a fee are specifically indicated.
Students' participation in extracurricular activities is optional. Extra academic activities require an assessment from tutors and will depend on students' progress at school. Activities need a minimum number of students go ahead.
Students wishing to drop an activity should provide a month's written notice to the extracurricular activities coordinator or the Secretary.
Calendar
4 September:: Hockey Club extracurricular activities start.7 September:: Swimming Club extracurricular and Kumon activities start.12 September: All extracurricular activities start.12 to 15 September: Classes are open for students to try out activities for free.21 June: Last day of extracurricular activities.
Extracurricular activities take place on school days. Federated hockey, football, swimming and skating clubs take part in competitions that may take place on weekends.
Extracurricular activities that can not be carried out due to the absence of the teacher or other related causes will be recovered on the soonest possible date. Extracurricular activities that fall on non-school days, off-school grounds school outings, or other school activities missed by students will not be recovered.
Extracurricular activities timetable
Inside school hoursEarly Childhood:
- 16:00 to 17:00. At the end of the activity Early Childhood students will return to their building and from there they will organise their departure as per usual.
Primary School:- From 16:00 to 17:00- From 13:15 to 14:15 Only for
musical instruments.Secondary School:
- From 14:10 to 15:00 or from 14:40 to 15:30.
- From 12:00 to 12:30 Only for musical instruments.
Outside school hours
- Federated hockey, football swimming and skating clubs
- Ballet III. - Percussion band.
Competitions, exhibitions and performancesFurthermore, students from different extracurricular activities hold festivals and exhibitions over the school year and at the end of the year. They may also take part in other events and competitions:Art school: Choirs, cantatas, school
events and concerts. Sports academies: Internal tourna-
ments and different school, munici-pal and federation competitions . Academic extracurricular
activities: First Lego League and cooking competitions.
FacilitiesFacilities and materials Activities are held on school grounds and, when necessary, in different sports centres. These sports facilities meet the quality standards demanded by our school.4
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5Material, sports equipment, federation cards and certificationsStudents will be informed of the necessary material for each extracurricular activity. The rest will be provided by the school. Students' material should be clearly marked with their names and surname.
The activity will always be carried out with the appropriate material and equipment. From Primary School Year 5, activities that in-volve intense physical activity will include mandatory showers. In Early Childhood Year 1 and Years 1 and 2 of Primary School, sports activities will be done with every-day clothes and sports shoes.
Sports equipment will be provided by the school and is included in the monthly fee for federated competition teams (swimming, hockey, football and skating) . Families wanting more than one kit per year may pay for it separately.
For federated competition teams (swimming, hockey, soccer and skating), the cost of the registration with the federation, about € 45 a year, will be included in the first fees payment.
The cost of official examinations for the Royal Academy of Dance, optional for ballet students, is of €120 .
Some activities such as ballet, dance, skating or others, require the use of special clothing during performances. The cost of such clothing, which shall not exceed€30, will be billed in the month in which the performance is held. If students are not able to participate they must notify the responsible teacher .
Organisational structureExtracurricular activities are organised under the supervision of the Deputy Director for Academic Organization, Mr Jordi Ros ([email protected]) and with the heads of each area:Arts schools:
- Music. Mrs Júlia López ([email protected])
- Ballet and dance: Mrs Mª José Ruiz ([email protected])
- Visual and Performing Arts: Mr. Júlia Oliveras ([email protected])
Sports academies: Mr Roger Mauri ([email protected]) - Football: Mrs Ivana Mestres
([email protected]) - Hockey: Mr. Jordi Vilaregut
([email protected]) - Swimming: Mrs Hita Correa
([email protected])Wellness school: Each stage
coordinator.Academic education: Each
stage coordinator.- Robotics:
Mr Alfonso Fernández ([email protected])
- Extra study and foreign languages: Ms Carmen Fernández ([email protected])
- Extra study and foreign languages: Mrs Sara Pessarrodona ([email protected])
- Speech Therapy: Mrs Mariona Costa ([email protected])
Those in charge of running each activity, who are qualified professionals with extensive teaching experience, are there to advise you and answer your queries you may have. The Deputy Director for Academic Organisation and the area coordinators are available for parents and students to answer any questions they may have on academic organisation and the curriculum of each activity.
Information and assessmentThis information is also available on the SEK Group website. Places are limited and will be assigned on a strict first-come-first-serve basis.
The classes aim to be practical and fun, and in small groups of children to ensure one-to-one learning of each participant.
Teachers and instructions for each activity carry out continuous assessment of students and inform families on their progress each term. Extracurricular activities teachers and instructors are there for you to personally explain your child's progress.
Families can attend an open classes for music activities during the first term in which they can observe the evolution of their child and discuss it with the teacher.
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Practising sport stimulates personal development and fosters socialisation, a sense of camaraderie and develops physical and mental strength and endurance. Students also learn techniques, tactics and rules of their chosen sport.
Indoor FootballChildren learn individual and team tactics, strategies and techniques.
Instructor/Teacher: SEK-Catalunya PE teaching staff. [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: - Vallés Oriental Interschool league*
- Tournaments (BISA, Volkswagen…) - End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Early Childhood: 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Pre Benjamín (PS 1 and 2) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Benjamín (PS 3 and 4) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Alevín (PS 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Infantil (SS 1 and 2) 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Cadete (SS 3 and 4) 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries. Fee: 1 day a week: €48 a month 2 days: €65 a month * Federation file: Around €45, to be included in the first instalment.
BasketballChildren learn individual and team tactics, strategies and techniques.
Instructor/Teacher: SEK-Catalunya PE Education teaching staff. [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: - Inter-school league - Tournaments (BISA, Volkswagen…) - End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Basketball (PS Year 1, 2 and 3) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Basketball II (PS Year 4, 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Basketball III (SS and BACC.) 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries. Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month * Federation file: Around €45, to be included in the first instalment. 6
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VolleyballVolleyball features a wide range on exercises, and its benefits are evident for those who practice the sport.
Volleyball I: (Year 1 to 3 Primary School). Games and fun activities with the ball. Its main aim is to develop skills and coordinate space-time concepts (bouncing, jumping, turns, running...).Volleyball II (From Year 4 to 6 Primary School). A fun way to begin playing volleyball. Students learn the basic plays of this sport and the importance of playing as a team.Volleyball III: (Secondary School and Baccalaureate). Working as a team on volleyball techniques and tactics, serves, receiving the ball, placing it and blocks. Instructor/Teacher: Andrea Baldassarre, degree in Teaching and qualified Catalan Volleyball Federation coach. [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: - Volleyball meets (Volleyball II) - Catalan League (Volleyball III) - End-of-school exhibition (Volleyball I)0:
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Volleyball I 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Volleyball II 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Volleyball III 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries.
Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month
Roller hockeyThe SEK roller hockey club has a standing agreement with CP Caldes. Early Childhood: Combines game-based sessions to bolster pyschomotor skills, coordination and balance with learning to skate, and skating drills that introduce the hockey stick and ball. Hockey Club: Teams play in official competitions and pre-competition matches. Mini: (Born 2010 and 2011), Pre-Benjamin (Born 2009 and 2010) and Alevín (Born 2004) www.fecapa.cat
Instructors/Teachers: Jordi Vilaregut, Coordinator and coach of the SEK- Catalunya Roller Hockey Club. [email protected] Eduard Candami, Technical Director and coach of the SEK- Catalunya Roller Hockey Club. [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: - Pre-competition, Mini - Competition: Pre-benjamín and Alevín - End-of-school exhibition: Academy
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Early Childhood 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Mini: 16:00-17:30 16:00-17:30 16:00-17:30
Pre-Benjamín 16:00-17:30 16:00-17:30 16:00-17:30
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries.
Fee: Early Childhood: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month Mini: 3 days a week: €70 a month Pre-benjamín*: 3 days a week: €81 a month * Federation file: Around €45, to be included in the first instalment.
Figure Skating
Skating is a sport that helps to foster balance and equilibrium, through the training of drills and exercises.
Skating: (Early Childhood to Baccalaureate). Trains technique for moving on skates and different movements on wheels (jumps, pirouettes, figures...).Skating Club: (From Primary School to Baccalaureate). Aimed at students who wish to practice a competitive team sport and have the chance to participate in www.fecapa.cat tournaments over the year.
Instructor/Teacher: Judit Ponsa, SEK-Catalunya Skating Club Coordinator and Royal Spanish Skating Federation international coach [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: - Interclub federation tournaments (Club) - Vic International Tournament (Club) - D’Herault International Tournament, France (Club) - SEK-Catalunya Exhibition and Tournament (Skating and Club)
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Early Childhood 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Primary School 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Secondary School and
Baccalaureate14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Evening Club 17:20-19:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit Roller stakes two sizes larger than shoe size (may be purchased in Decathlon or Tot Patí (C/ Escocia, 10. Barcelona) Leggings (skating) and uniform leotard and polo t-shirt (Club) Long socks Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month, (€62 a month including afternoon club) 3 days a week (includes afternoon club): €81 a month * Federation file: Around €45, to be included in the first instalment.
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SwimmingThis is one of the most all-round sports that affords multiple benefits and works all the major muscle groups at the same time.
Swimming Academy Students learn key swimming movements until they master the four main strokes: butterfly, breaststroke, back and front crawl. Has 3 different levels: - Little Swimming: Early Childhood Years 2 and 3 - Swimming II: Primary School - Swimming III: Secondary School and Baccalaureate:
Advanced Training: Aimed at perfecting the four swimming strokes and different water-based skills, working on endurance and strength. - Advanced Training II: Primary School - Advanced Training III: Secondary School and Baccalaureate
Swimming Club: Advanced swimmers have the chance to continue their training with the goal of competing in the Catalan Swimming Federation meets and other local tournaments www.natacio.cat- Pre-benjamín A: (Born 2010)- Pre-benjamín B: (Born 2009)- Benjamín: (Born 2007-2008)- Boys Alevín: (Born 2004-2006)- Girls Alevín: (Born 2005-2006)- Girls Infantil: (Born 2004)
Instructor/Teacher: Hita Correa, SEK team swimming coach and Royal Spanish Swimming Federation coach. [email protected] and exhibitions: - Catalan Swimming Federation - Local tournaments - End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Little swimming 16:00-17:00
Swimming II: 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Swimming III: 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Advanced Training II: 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Advanced Training III: 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Pre-Benjamín A 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Pre-Benjamín B 16:00-17:00 17:30-19:00 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Benjamín 16:00-17:00 17:30-19:00 16:00-17:00 17:30-19:00 16:00-17:00
Alevín 07:45-9:00 17:30-19:00 17:30-19:00 07:45-9:00
Childhood 07:45-9:00 17:30-19:00 17:30-19:00 07:45-9:00
Necessary material: SEK swimming kit, swimming socks (optional for secondary school) and toiletries.Club training kit: Swimming costume (not for competition), flip-flops, goggles,
cap. training paddles, fins and personal toiletries.Club competition kit: Competition swimming costume and replacement, flip-
flops, goggles, swimming cap, SEK polo t-shirt and tracksuit and personal toiletries.
Fee: Little swimming: included in the fee Swimming and advanced training: 1 day €48 a month Swimming and advanced training: 2 days €60 a month Advanced Training: 3 days €76 a month Pre-benjamín A: €81 a month Pre-benjamín B: €91 a month Benjamín, alevín and infantil: €93 a month
* Federation file: Around €45, to be included in the first instalment.
Synchronised SwimmingSynchronised swimming is a water sport combining swimming, dance and gymnastics. Accompanied to music and aesthetics, girls create a choreography that becomes a true aquatic dance, either in pairs or as a team.
Instructor/Teacher: Marta Fernández, expert synchronised swimming coach. [email protected]
Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Primary School 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Secondary School and
Baccalaureate14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: SEK swimming kit, swimming socks and toiletries Fee: 1 day a week: €48 a month 2 days: €60 a month
Golf
In collaboration with the Golf Muntanyà (Golf Excellent School). The activity aims to provide students with training and fun through games that increase their pyschomotor skills, coordination, fitness with techniques in different segments of golf and the understanding of the game.
Instructor/Teacher: Víctor Ribera, PGAe member, pro golfer and Assistant Mast of the Royal Spanish Golf Federation. Qualified Titleist Performance Institute Golf Instructor (Level 2), Junior Coach (Level 3), qualified Stack&Tilt (Network) and Geoff Magnum instructor. [email protected]
Competitions and exhibitions: - Tournaments held at El Muntanyà facilities - End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Primary School 16:00-17:00
Secondary School and
Baccalaureate14:10-15:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries. Fee: 1 day a week: €51 a month10
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As well as having fun, socialising and training, tennis improves muscle tone and develops pyschomotor skills and coordination.Early Childhood: Initiates students to the sport through games that enrich their motor and visual skills and dexterity.Primary School: This drills and trains tennis techniques progressively and develops students' tactical and strategic thinking.
Instructor/Teacher: Qualified Club Divertenis instructors. [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-school exhibition:
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Little Tennis (EC) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Tennis I (1, 2 and 3 PS) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Tennis II (4, 5 and 6 PS) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Tennis III (SS and BACC.) 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries. Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month
Ping Pong
Children learn ping-pong tactics and techniques in a fun way. The activity aims to socialise, educate and improve overall general coordination.
Instructor/Teacher: SEK Catalunya Physical Education teaching staff. [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Ping Pong II (PS) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Ping Pong III (SS and BACC.) 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month
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FitnessTrains general physical abilities through fun and harmonious experiences that improve fitness.
Instructor/Teacher: Karen Pérez, degree in Sport and Physical Activity and fitness specialist. [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-school exhibition:
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Fitness II (PS 4, 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Fitness III (SS and BACC.) 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month
MultiSportThis activity is aimed at the youngest boys and girls. It initiates them in games and sport so they begin to learn different dynamics and types of sport. Through sport and physical activity we encourage the acquisition of positive values, habits and attitudes to be aware of their importance in relation to health and also to enhance social skills.
Instructor/Teacher: SEK Catalunya Physical Education Teachers. roger.mauri@ Sek.es Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Early Childhood 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries Fee: Included in the fee
Outdoor EducationWith this activity children will be able to enjoy outdoor sports, enjoying the forest and the possibilities offered by our surroundings. With activities such as rock climbing, slacklines, abseiling, mountain biking and orienteering children will be taught and develop new skills in a natural environment.
Instructor/Teacher: Sebastián Zunino, PE teacher and natural and outdoor sports specialist, Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award leader & supervisor [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Primary School (34) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Primary School (56) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month, 2 days a week €55 a month12
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13Taekwondo Taekwondo is the most popular Korean martial art around the world. The aim of this activity is to control body and mind in a specific sport and learn self-control. We will work on different kicks, holds, moves, blocks, defence, positions and self-defence techniques.
Instructor/Teacher: Instructors from Organitza Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Taekwondo I (PS 1, 2 and 3) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Taekwondo II (PS 4, 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Taekwondo III (SS and BACC) 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month
Trail Running This sport consists of "off track" running, along mountain trails, tracks, trails or secondary roads.
Instructor/Teacher: SEK Catalunya Physical Education teaching staff. [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Trail running I (PS 1, 2 and 3) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Trail running II (PS 4, 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month
Through these activities we ensure students' all-round education, develop their creativity and sensitivity by doing art activities in different fields such as music, ballet, dance, drama and art.
SEK-Catalunya has an agreement with the Conservatori del Liceu. The programme's academic structure enables us to optimise the time devoted to music and combines the education received by students at school in learning their chosen instrument, at the school itself and outside school hours.
The aim of the SEK-Catalunya music school is to offer a high added-value music learning programme, which stimulates students, is widely acknowledged for its quality, includes learning an instrument, enables them to play in music ensembles, choirs and bands and is integrated with the Spanish curriculum, and that we are all very proud of in our educational community.
Music School teaching staff
Mrs. Julia Lopez [email protected] Choral and piano singing Mr Gabriel Cano: [email protected] Guitar and percussion Mrs. Núria Sogas [email protected] Violin and viola Mrs. Rosa Borràs [email protected] Choral singing and cello Mrs. Núria Conangla [email protected] Cello Mr. Daniel Jiménez [email protected] Guitar Mr. Diego Martín [email protected] Guitar Mr. Toni Abellán [email protected] Guitar Mr. Borja Ruiz [email protected] Guitar Mr. Joan Moragas [email protected] Saxophone, transverse flute, clarinet Mrs. Agnès Ferrando [email protected] Piano Ms. Montse Córcoles [email protected] Piano Mr. Marc Martín [email protected] Piano Ms. Maria Llastarry [email protected] Double bass and piano Ms. Germán Barrera [email protected] Double bass and guitar Mr. Álex Aran [email protected] Drum and percussion Mr. Roger Soler [email protected] Drum and percussion Mr. Aleix Burgés [email protected] Drum and percussion Mr. Salva Monpeat [email protected] Percussion
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15Instrument workshopShould not be confused with specific instrument lessons, (taken as of Year 2 of Primary School), it aims to broaden their knowledge of music through playing an instrument and discovering the possibilities of their chosen instrument. It should foster listening, searching for sounds and getting a feel of the beat. One 50-minute class is held weekly for groups of 6 to 10 students. Year 1 Primary School: Children should choose a music workshop or individual instrument offered in the framework of the music programme.
Instructor/Teacher: SEK-Catalunya Music School music teachers Competitions and exhibitions: - Cantata (December or March) - End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Year 1 Primary School
16:00-17:00
ViolinCello
GuitarPiano
PercussionDouble-bass
PianoWind
Necessary material: The school will provide the instruments and necessary material. Fee: 1 day a week, choose between those available for each instrument. €23 a month
Instruments
Children choose an instrument after having become familiar with it, both in visual terms and its sounds, and knowing the different options it offers such as forming part of an orchestra, chamber music ensembles and so forth. The students will have to decide which they like best and best suits their personalities. Parents or teachers may advise the child, but it is clear that the first contact of children with instruments should be the result of a personal choice and how attracted they are to it. In Year 2 of Primary School it is possible to take sessions in groups of three. As of this year sessions may be individual or in pairs.Primary School: May choose different time slots for individual instruments or in pairs- From 13:00 to 13:30- From 13:30 to 14:00- From 16:00 to 16:30- From 16:30 to 17:00- From 17:00 to 18:00- From 16:00 to 17:00 (for groups of three students)Secondary School and Baccalaureate: May choose different time slots for individual instruments or in pairs- From 12:00 to 12:30- From 14:30 to 15:00- From 15:00 to 16:30- From 17:30 to 18:00- From 14:40 to 15:30 (for groups of three students)
Competitions and exhibitions: - Christmas performance - End-of-school exhibition
Instructor/Teacher: SEK-Catalunya Music School music teachers Necessary material: The centre will provide the instruments (although we recommend students purchase
their own instrument to practice at home from level B3) and the teaching material. In the case of wind instruments, each student must acquire their own mouthpiece
Fee: One 30-minute individual class: €68 a month One 30-minute class in pairs: €47 a month One 50-minute class in threes: €53 a monthPlease enquire after fees for more than one weekly class
Musical ensembles
A group, ensemble, band or musical group refers to two or more people who, through the voice and / or musical instruments, perform works of music belonging to different genres and styles. SEK-Catalunya has a long-standing tradition in choral music and recently has consolidated its percussion band. Over the course of the school year new instrumental music groups will be formed.
Primary School: Aimed at Year 3 to 6 Primary School Primary. A complementary activity to the instrument they are learning. Here, we apply the knowledge and skills of individual instrument sessions through group dynamics to play in performances.
To be part of the ensemble students must be enrolled in an instrument extracurricular activity and are expected to practice regularly, requiring the authorisation of the ensemble director, who will decide if they have the level and the attitude required to be part of it.
Musical ensembles in Primary School:1. PS choir.2. PS percussion band.3. PS guitar orchestra.4. PS string orchestra.5. Little Big Band.
Secondary School: Aimed at all Secondary School and Baccalaureate students with sufficient command of instruments and the adequate dedication.
6. Secondary School Choir: Aimed at Secondary School and Baccalaureate students: This activity aims to broaden students' training in choral singing.
7. Secondary School Percussion Band: Aimed at Secondary School and Baccalaureate students: This activity enable students to learn to play drums, baquetación, instrument ensemble and musical language. They will play a multitude of instruments with the help of new technology and cutting-edge methods, creating a dynamic and fun environment based on cooperative learning.
Instruments: SingingGuitarElectric guitarElectric bass
PianoPercussion/DrumsViolinCelloViola
Double-bassTransverse fluteSaxophoneTrumpet Clarinet
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17 Competitions and performances: - School and academic events - Choir performances - External performances - End-of-school exhibition Instructor/Teacher: PS Choir: Mrs Rosa Borràs PS Percussion band: Mr Salva Monpeat PS guitar orchestra: Mr Daniel JiménezPS string orchestra: Mrs Núria Sogas Little Big Band: Mr Joan Moragas Secondary School Choir: Mrs Rosa Borràs Secondary School Percussion Band: Mr Salva Monpeat When: PS Choir: Friday, from 16:00 to 17:00 PS Percussion Band: Friday, from 16:00 to 17:00 PS Guitars Orchestra: Friday, from 16:00 to 17:00 PS String Orchestra: Friday, from 16:00 to 17:00 Little Big Band: Friday, from 16:00 to 17:00 Secondary School Choir: Friday, from 14:40 to 15:30 Secondary School Percussion Band: Two Fridays a month, from 17:30 to 19:30. Dates will be announced at the beginning of term. Necessary material: The provides instruments (from PS 3 each student is expected to purchase their instrument) and teaching material. Fee: Choir: Free, but requires students to participate in some events outside school hours, such as in Holy Communion and the class photograph Other groups: €23 /month
Electronic Music Workshop
An introduction to electronic music, music technology and some less common instruments such as midi controllers that serve as a teaching tool for children and adolescents.
The workshop will be based on the creation of electronic music with the Ableton Live program in a creative and enjoyable way. Using acoustic and virtual instruments played by students, creating loops on the spur of the moment and adding layers of sounds with palms, voices and noises, composing musical pieces on the spur of the moment.
Instructor/Teacher: Germán Barrera, electronic music technician and bassist Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-school exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
PS music workshop 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
SS music workshop 14:40-15:30 14:40-15:30
Necessary material: A mac or laptop pc. Headphones for listening Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month
BalletClassical ballet is a dance form based on complete and total control of bodily movements and it is recommended children start at an early age. As a discipline it requires concentration and effort from participants, both in attitude and in their lifestyle.
We prepare students to take the Royal Academy of Dance exams, which are recognized for their rigour and excellence in teaching Dance. Their system provides students with study materials: videos, music books, theory books etc.
Little Dancers: Early Childhood. Initiation to Dance as a form of expression. It works on experimenting with basic musical rhythms, it develops a sense of rhythm and bodily perception through movement, as well as flexibility and pyschomotor skills.Ballet I: From Year 1 to 3 of Primary School. Initiation to Classical Dance through music. Works on flexibility, body poise, basic positions of arms and feet, movement drills and use of space.Ballet II: Year 4 to 6 of Primary School. Development of Classical Dance technique through music. Works on flexibility, body poise, basic positions of arms and feet, movement drills and use of space. We begin working on pointe technique for those girls who are able to master it, as well as beginning preparation for Royal Academy of Dance exams.Ballet III: Secondary School and Baccalaureate students: Perfecting and working on pointe technique for those girls who are able to master it, as well as preparation for Royal Academy of Dance exams.
Instructors/Teachers: Laia Porta: Diploma in Dance and Dance Teaching from the Institut del teatre Yamina Pulido: Degree in Dance studied at the Institut del Teatre de Barcelona Mª José Ruiz, CBTS Teachers, Royal Academy of Dance Degree in Psychology and Diploma in Primary Education Competitions and exhibitions: - Official Royal Academy of Dance exams - End-of-school exhibition - Open day - International Day of the Dance of La Garriga
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Little dancers 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Ballet I 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Ballet II 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Ballet III 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00 17:15-18:30
Necessary material: Black thin strap leotard. In the case of Little dancers pink thin strap leotard (tutu optional) Pink half-toe ballet slippers (with full sole and sown elastic) Light pink tights Girls should wear their hair in a bun, hair band or clips Personal toiletries All the necessary material can be found in specialized stores such as Menkes, Klass Dance or Decathlon Fee: Little Dancers: Included in the fee 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month 3 days: €76 a month The enrolment fee and costs for taking the Royal Academy of Dance exam are around €100, this cost will be billed in the month the exam is taken.18
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19Modern dance
An excellent way of getting to know new and different forms of bodily expression. Students will be initiated into diverse styles of modern dance, jazz, funk, Hip Hop and zumba, and through them will develop and boost their motor skills, and coordinate their movements to the beat.Move & Sing: Early Childhood. Initiation to music and movement as a form of expression.Dance I: From Year 1 to 3 of Primary School. Initiation to Modern Dance. Dance II: Year 4 to 6 of Primary School. Initiation to Modern Dance. Dance III: Secondary School and Baccalaureate. Advanced instruction in Modern Dance.
Instructors/Teachers: Marta Estruch Move & Sing teacher Mireya Franca, Dance instructor Anna Muñoz, Dance instructorCompetitions and exhibitions: - End-of-school exhibition - Open day - International Day of the Dance of La Garriga
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Move & Sing: 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Dance I 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Dance II 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Dance II 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: Move & Sing: Socks Dance: - Black thin strap leotard. - Shorts or short black leggings - Pink half-toe ballet slippers (with sown elastic) - Light pink tights - Girls should wear their hair in a bun, hair band or clips - Personal toiletries Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month
DramaThe aim of this activity is to foment our students' artistic traits and discover their potential on stage, in English.
Take the Stage: Year 3 to 6 of Primary School. Through games, drama activities and improvisation, students discover the creative potential of their bodies and voices. They will overcome stage fright and develop a taste for the theatre.
Acting Out: Secondary School and Baccalaureate. Through experimenting with different acting techniques, students learn to maximise the expressive potential of their voice and body to create characters and act out texts. We work on drama techniques to acquire abilities that can be transferred to the stage but also to other areas of life.
This activity will only be held in the 1st and 3rd terms In the second term, if students wish, they can participate in the Music School.
Instructor/Teacher: Laura Baker, Secondary School Drama Teacher and Theatre and Improvisation Workshop instructor. Competitions and exhibitions: - End-of-term play - End-of-year play - Taking part in the musical
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Take the Stage 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Acting Out 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: Comfortable clothes Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month
MagicIn the magician's workshop children will attend brief magic performances to awaken their interest and motivate them. Later, children will stage their own performances to showcase what they have learnt. Magic tricks are adapted to their age and are intended to entertain others. The workshop also develops body expression and how to act in front of audiences, helping to overcome shyness.
Instructor/Teacher: Adan Magrasó, magician and workshop instructor. adan.magradsó@sek.es Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-year play
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Magic I (PS 1, 2 and 3) 16:00-17:00
Magic II (PS 4, 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00
Magic III (SS and BACC.) 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials. On some occasions children will be asked to bring material, such as rubber bands, coins or playing cards.
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21Arts & CraftsIn Arts students experiment with new creative processes through handicrafts, painting, clay modelling and serviette folding. Introduction to knitting for Primary School children. In Crafts children explore different traditional craft techniques with recycled material. Instructor/Teacher: Gina González, Childcare and Early Childhood specialist Competitions and exhibitions: - End-of-term exhibition - End-of-year exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Little Arts & Crafts 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Arts & Crafts I (1, 2 and 3 PS) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Arts & Crafts II (PS 4, 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Necessary material: Old robe or shirt so children don't get their clothes dirty Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month
Drawing, Painting and CeramicsBrings together a set of techniques and activities that allow children to develop their creativity and capacities of expression, imagination and communication. Allows them to explore and experiment with their creativity in a fun and rigorous way.
Instructor/Teacher: Fina Tomeu, Degree in Painting at the AAOA School in Vic Competitions and exhibitions: - End-of-term exhibition - End-of-year exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Drawing and Painting I (PS 4, 5 and 6)
16:00-17:00
Drawing and Painting III
(SS and BACC)14:10-15:00
Necessary material: Old robe or shirt so children don't get their clothes dirty Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month
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Photography, Video and ImageThis activity will show students how to approach photography and image in a different and fun way. They will discover different photographic tools that enhance and develop their imagination through inquisitiveness and curiosity.
Instructor/Teacher: Sílvia Jordan, trained at the Institut d'Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya and specialised in nature, landscapes and travel photography Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-term exhibition End-of-year exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Photography, video and image II (PS 4, 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00
Photography, video and image III (SS and BACC.) 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: Provided by the school. Students may wish to bring their own camera Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month
Audiovisual narrative and multimediaAimed at attaining a grounding in audiovisual language, video recording with different techniques, editing and postproduction of the material.
Instructor/Teacher: Marcos del Vilar, video technician Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-term open screening End-of-year open screening
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Audiovisual narrative (PS 4, 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Audiovisual narrative (SS and BACC.) 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: Provided by the school. Students may wish to bring their own camera
Fee: 1 day a week: €36 a month 2 days: €52 a month
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23Within this section we offer activities that are fundamentally aimed at promoting and supporting the well-being of students. These activities are where the sense of play, relaxation, self-knowledge and shared directed or free play, take centre stage.
Yoga
Yoga adapts to the age of the child:
Early Childhood: Through play, music, stories and different activities, we will provide an improvement in psychomotricity, dexterity, coordination and balance. As well as learning to channel energy, develop the imagination and calm our mind.
Primary School: The initial Asanas are adapted to their age through group games, thus helping the cohesion of groups. Children will quickly gain greater awareness of their physical body and its possibilities. They increase flexibility in muscles and joints. From Year 4, we develop the Asanas and delve deeper into their technique, improving posture, favouring laterality, stimulating vital functions (breathing & circulatory system) and providing an overall improvement in health.
Secondary School and Baccalaureate: In this important stage of their life, so full of changes, Yoga will teach them techniques to increase their self-esteem, strengthen their personality and "their place" in this world. We will familiarize ourselves with various elements of Yoga; The physical part or Asanas will help us to develop muscular strength, improving posture and maintaining balanced energy. With breathing or Pranayama, will learn to redirect their thoughts and calm their nervous system, increasing their ability to concentrate. At the spiritual level it allows them to attain qualities such as kindness, compassion or non-violence. Developing more conscious thoughts, enjoying every thing they do and learning to live the here and now.
Instructors/Teachers: Gemma Gregorio: Yoga Instructor for adults (Asthanga Vinyasa Flow, Hatha Yoga, AeroYoga/AeroPilates/AeroFitness) registered with the International Yoga Alliance. Kids Yoga instructor (Montessori Method. YogaBeez UK) & Raindbow Kids Yoga [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-year exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Little yoga 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Yoga I (PS 1, 2 and 3) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Yoga II (PS 4, 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Yoga III (ESO and BACC.) 14:10-15:00 14:10-15:00
Necessary material: SEK sports kit and toiletries Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days a week: €55 a month
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Free PlayFor those students who prefer to spend some time playing freely in Early Childhood playgrounds with their classmates.
Instructor/Teacher: Montse Gómez, Early Childhood Coordinator. [email protected]
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Early Childhood 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: Included in the Early Childhood Education fee
Directed PlayThis activity aims, through play, to provide stimulating contexts for children's mental activity and a cooperative experience that allows them to explore the environment, discover new opportunities, create, invent, and know their own limitations and abilities. We can divide the activity into three groups: lego (construction games), board games ("Connect 4", "Parchisi", "Oca" ...) and symbolic play.
Instructor/Teacher: Montse Gómez, Early Childhood Coordinator. [email protected]
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Secondary School and Childhood 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: Included in the Early Childhood Education fee
EducachefThe aim is for students to have fun in the kitchen, help out at home, and learn to make tasty and healthy dishes and acquire healthy eating habits. Each day they learn to make a new dish, up to a total of 30, composing balanced and tasty menus. Menus are designed by Chef Antonio Merino in collaboration with our EducaChef nutritionists.
Instructor/Teacher: EducaChef teaching staff. [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-school exhibition:
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Babychef (Early Childhood) 16:00-17:00
DiverChef (PS 1, 2 and 3) 16:00-17:00
PequeChef (PS 4, 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00
SuperChef (SS and BACC.) 16:00-17:00
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: 1 day a week: €51 a month Early Childhood included in the fee24
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25CatechesisStudents taking first communion at school will take catechesis.
Instructor/Teacher: Mª del Mar Garcia, Primary School Coordinator. [email protected]
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Early Childhood 16:00-17:00
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: Included in fee
Before and After School CareThe school offers a before and after school care programme. Students, if they wish, can have breakfast brought from home at school.
The service is offered exclusively to children and families who have requested it and enrolled in advance. Children will always be supervised by our teaching professionals within the set timetable.
For further information, please consult Karine Picamoles [email protected]
Instructors/Teachers: Mª del Mar Garcia, Primary School teacher Anna Dalmau, Secondary School and Baccalaureate Teacher
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Mornings 08:00-9:30 08:00-9:30 08:00-9:30 08:00-9:30 08:00-9:30
Afternoons 17:30-18:30 17:30-18:30 17:30-18:30 17:30-18:30 17:30-18:30
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: Mornings or afternoons: €47 a month Mornings and afternoons: €76 a month
In this group of extracurricular activities we include those that provide academic support, extra tuition or further in-depth study for students. Fundamentally for linguistic, mathematical and technological fields.
These activities make it possible to further individualize the students' learning, providing support in those areas they may need and also extra tuition for preparing official exams, broadening understanding of some familiar disciplines or introducing others.
Robotics We will work on learning about new technology in the field of robotics, team work and communication. Using LEGO robot kits we will design, build and program robots and overcome the challenges set by each year. Students wishing to participate in the First Lego League must enrol in this activity.
Instructor/Teacher: Alfonso Fernández, ICT Coordinator [email protected] Competitions and exhibitions: - Taking part in the First Lego League - End-of-year exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Robotics (PS 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00
Robotics (SS) 14:40-15:30
First Lego League (PS 5 and 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
First Lego League (SS) 14:40-15:30 14:40-15:30 14:40-15:30
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 3 days: 116 €/ Month (minimum 8 students)
DronesA maker space for building, calibrating and flying drones and their applications. Building a drone, understanding its components and sensors, learning to fly it safely and responsibly and understanding that drones, apart from competitions, have many other civil applications. Fostering a STEAM based learning method, where science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics is combined.
Instructor/Teacher: Alfonso Fernández, ICT Coordinator [email protected] HEMAV professionals, specialising in dronesCompetitions and exhibitions: - End-of-year exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Primary School (Year 5 and 6): 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Secondary School. 14:40-15:30 14:40-15:30
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: 2 days a week: €62 a month
The students can take their drone home and only pay for the pieces (€50 to €75)
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27Story timeThis activity aims to be a vehicle for creativity, creating an atmosphere of entertainment and relaxation, giving free rein to the imagination of our students where they can invent, create, stage characters and stories.
Instructors/Teachers: Montse Gómez, Early Childhood Coordinator. [email protected] HEMAV professionals, specialising in drones Competitions and exhibitions: End-of-year exhibition
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Early Childhood 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: Included in the Early Childhood Education fee
Chinese language and cultureThis course is aimed at and adapted to students of different ages and levels of Chinese language, reading habits and speaking.
The course is focussed on developing students' communication skills: linguistics and culture, which allow students to expand their horizons independently of their age.
Instructors/Teachers: Mª Carmen Fernández. [email protected] Chinese Language Specialist Teacher
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Secondary Childhood 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Secondary School 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Secondary School 14:40-15:30 14:40-15:30
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: 2 days a week: €70 a month
Russian language and cultureThis course is aimed at and adapted to Russian students of different ages and levels of Russian language, reading habits and speaking. The unique nature of the course resides in fusing Russian teaching standards and traditions with European standards. The course is focussed on developing students' communication skills: linguistics and culture, which allow students to expand their horizons independently of their age.
Instructors/Teachers: Mª Carmen Fernández. [email protected] ILAB Academy: Mrs Irina Mas
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Early Childhood 15:50-16:40
Primary School 15:50-16:40
Secondary School 14:40-15:30
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: 1 day a week: €70 a month
Cambridge Exams
Course adapted and directed to students who want a specific preparation for the Cambridge University April / May exams. This extracurricular activity will begin in January and will last until the month of the exams.
Instructor/Teacher: Mª Carmen Fernández. [email protected]
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Primary School 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Secondary School 14:40-15:30 14:40-15:30
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials. Fee: 1 day a week: €70 a month
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29Language Support
Aimed at Year 3 to 6 Primary School students joining the school and who have some difficulty with the learning languages (English, Catalan and Spanish). Children should be enrolled in this workshop after having consulted their tutor and the corresponding language department.
Instructors/Teachers: ENG: Mrs Mª Carmen Fernández. [email protected] ESP / CAT: Mrs Sara Pessarrodona [email protected]
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
English language (PS 3 to 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Catalan language (PS 3 to 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Spanish language (PS 3 to 6) 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month Classes up to December are free of charge
Extra swimmingAimed at new students from Early Childhood Year 2 to Primary School Year 2 who require individual support to take this activity. Classes shall include a maximum of 5 students. Children should be enrolled in this workshop after having consulted their tutor and the corresponding language department.
Instructors/Teachers: Roger Mauri. [email protected] SEK Catalunya Physical teaching staff
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Primary School (Year 3 and 6): 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Necessary material: SEK sports and swimming kit Fee: 1 day a week: €38 a month 2 days: €55 a month
Speech TherapyThis activity is aimed at students with speech and language difficulties.
Instructor/Teacher: Mariona Costa, Educational Psychology and Guidance Department Speech therapist. [email protected] When: 2 sessions a week, from Monday to Friday (days to be determined). Early Childhood and Primary School 16:00 to 17:00 The Speech Therapist will determine how many sessions the student needs Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: Days to be determined: €60 /hour.
KumonThe Kumon method is an individualised learning method based on mathematics that stimulates students capacity for concentration and study habits. It encourages students to learn on their own and realise their maximum potential in their studies (for further information, please go to www.kumon.es).
Instructor/Teacher: Sonia Sánchez, qualified Kumon method teacher, degree in Early Childhood Education and Early Stimulation Specialist. [email protected]
When: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Early Childhood Year 3. 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Primary School 16:00-17:00 16:00-17:00
Secondary School. 12:00-12:30 14:40-15:30
Necessary material: The school will provide the learning materials Fee: 2 days a week: €70 a month €46 enrolment fee (first year only).
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