Clubs
Extracurricular activities on offer for the 2026/27 school year. Select a year group to see only the activities your child is eligible to join.
The clubs take place after lessons, in the afternoons, during after-school care’s opening hours. Club leaders come to the school, collect the children from the after-school care teacher and bring them back to her at the end of the session. The range of clubs on offer may also depend on the interests of the children and their parents.
English
English Through Play
Year 1included in the fee
A club that offers a playful approach to learning English without using the coursebook employed in classroom English lessons. The sessions are packed with games and activities. There are also dramatisations of stories about Little Elephant and action songs.
Synthetic phonics
Years 2 and 3included in the fee
Systematic teaching of reading and writing using the Synthetic Phonics method, which is used in English-speaking countries. In each lesson, the children will work on recognising and reading ‘high-frequency words’ automatically, and will stick them into their Readers. They will then practise these words using a simple book in which the words are systematically repeated, and watch an animated version of the story on the interactive whiteboard. Finally, they will answer questions about the text and complete a quiz.
Culture of English-speaking countries
Years 4 and 5included in the fee
An entertaining and creative introduction to the culture of English-speaking countries. We’ll explore their history, geography, landmarks and traditions. Group and pair work, conducted entirely in English.
Preparation for the Cambridge Exams
Years 4 and 5, and Years 6 and 7
A course preparing students for Cambridge YLE certificates and higher levels. Systematic tuition and practice tests for Movers, Flyers and Key for Schools. The lessons use the Cambridge textbooks “Fun for Flyers”, and children are prepared for their respective test levels (from A2 to B2).
Science and technology
Science Club
Years 2 and 3
Activities, games, experiments — learning English with Eliška.
Computer Science and Robotics
Year 2
Programming on a tablet for budding computer scientists.
The Basics of Computational Thinking
Year 1
A playful introduction to robots and robotic toys.
Logic — preparation for maths entrance exams
Year 5
Solving logic problems, devising strategies, developing critical thinking, working with data.
Games and logic
Board games
Years 1–5
A pleasant hour spent playing a variety of strategic and fun games.
Chess
Years 2–5
The basics of chess, various chess games led by a chess master.
Movement and crafts
Zumba
Years 1–5
Children can look forward to a variety of choreographies and entertaining routines, set to lively summer hits! They’ll perform the best of what they’ve learnt during the club at the Dance Competition and the Club Show!
Ceramics
Years 1–5
What could be more joyful than seeing a child create a figurine, a little animal or a mug? There are no limits to the imagination. The Venus of Dolní Věstonice dates back almost thirty thousand years, making pottery one of the oldest crafts. In children, it develops perceptiveness, sensitivity and fine motor skills. We’ll learn about pottery processes and techniques, colour our pieces with glazes and engobes, let our imaginations run wild and, above all, create and fire our pieces. Dress your child in an old apron or shirt, place a cloth under the clay, and look forward to seeing their creations.
Drama
Years 1–5
Games, sketches, fairy tales, drama exercises…
Cooking and languages
Cooking
Years 1–5
Food is a joy, cooking is a passion. With us, your little chefs will always cook using fresh ingredients; together, they’ll prepare healthy snacks, desserts and simple hot and cold dinners. We’ll learn how to follow tried-and-tested recipes, keep the kitchen tidy, and find out a bit about healthy eating too. For the lessons, they’ll need a work apron, a tea towel and a box to take their finished treats home in.
Spanish for Beginners
Years 1–5
The basics of the Spanish language.
How much do the clubs cost?
The price of the clubs depends on the number of children enrolled — clubs without materials cost around CZK 900, whilst clubs requiring materials (e.g. cookery, pottery) CZK 1,800–2,000 per half-year, science experiments CZK 1,400–1,500, and preparation for entrance exams and Cambridge exams CZK 1,400–1,700.
The ‘English Through Play’ (Year 1), ‘Synthetic Phonics’ (Years 2 and 3) and ‘English Culture’ (Years 4 and 5) clubs are included in the school fees.
How to sign up for the clubs
We send parents details of the clubs on offer and a link to the online registration form at the start of the school year. Please complete the registration form by the deadline stated in the letter — we’ll let you know straight away which clubs will be running.