A day at school
There's nothing better to get to know us than taking a look at what our students' routine is like!
In the morning
- Normally, classes at school start punctually, from Monday to Friday, at 8 am. - The first classes are always common subjects such as math, English and science. - Break time begins at 10 a.m. The school has several areas for playing, with playgrounds, courts, board games and some online games on tablets in the library. - After the break, students return to the classrooms to take the rest of their regular classes, such as history, geography and arts
In the afternoon
At noon the first period ends and lunch begins. Many people bring food from home or eat at the school cafeteria, where the food is very good. - After lunch, students go to the rest areas, with sofas, air conditioning, tables with chargers and tablets, to wait for the start of the second period. - Skills and practical classes begin at 2 p.m. These are specific classes for students to choose which area they are most interested in. We have dance, sports, music, technology and even book clubs. - At 5 pm the students are released, with their activities completed and they will go home to prepare for the next day.
About our activities and clubs
We offer clubs for: dance, football, basketball, swimming, music, reading, video games, make-up, theatre and even social media. - The afternoon clubs are the best part of happy school. In addition to exploring the skills of our students, classes are divided by age and level. - Most classes are with girls and boys, opening up the possibility for social interaction and meeting new friends
our activities and clubs
-We offer clubs for: dance, football, basketball, swimming, music, reading, video games, make-up, theatre and even social media.
- The afternoon clubs are the best part of happy school. In addition to exploring the skills of our students, classes are divided by age and level.
- Most classes are with girls and boys, opening up the possibility for social interaction and meeting new friends
Our Events
Culture Day
Objective: To promote cultural diversity, stimulate students' curiosity about other countries and encourage them to practice English in a fun way.
Event Activities:
Cultural Booths – Stations with decorations and presentations about countries.
Passport Game – Each student receives a "passport" and stamps it when visiting the booths.
Mini Presentations – Students present interesting facts or basic phrases in the language of the country (can be in English).
International Food Tasting (optional) – Simple foods from different cultures.
Music and Dance – Presentations with typical music or dances from some countries.
Photo Spot – A space with flags and elements from around the world for fun photos.