ACTIVITIES
BOOK DAY
This is a very important day for the school because all the pupils participate.
In the course of the day a variety of activities are organized, all related to the chosen topic.
In the course of the day a variety of activities are organized, all related to the chosen topic.
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Much time and effort is dedicated to developing the child’s whole personality through a wide range of extra-curricular activities: artistic, dramatic, musical and sporting, to stimulate interests and skills that are not purely academic. Kensington has an established tradition in all of these areas, holding yearly performances of concerts and plays, in addition to a wealth sporting activities: competitions with other British schools, municipal tournaments, sports days and gymnastic displays. Formal games and gymnastic lessons apart, pupils are given plentiful opportunities to participate in sporting activities at lunch time and after school: basketball, football, volleyball, judo, gymnastics, ballet. Children are also offered the possibility of belonging to one of several drama groups, choirs, recorder or guitar clubs. |  |
I LOVE LIBROS
VISITS AND TRIPS
Throughout the school year visits and excursions are organized to art exhibitions, museums,theatres and places of ecological interest (La Pedriza, Centro de Naturaleza de Cañada Real), artistic (Ruta de Románico - Gótico), historic (Ruta Fernán González), literary (Ruta del Quijote).
There are, in addition, visits to industrial sites, research laboratories and universities among others of interest.
Beyond those mentioned, there are trips of longer duration to the "Sierra de Credos", "El Parque de Doñana", as equally to England and France to acquaint pupils with British and French culture.
There are, in addition, visits to industrial sites, research laboratories and universities among others of interest.
Beyond those mentioned, there are trips of longer duration to the "Sierra de Credos", "El Parque de Doñana", as equally to England and France to acquaint pupils with British and French culture.
SCHOOL FÊTE
The school has traditionally organized its Fête Day in the past to coincide with well-known festivals, "Guy Fawkes", "Halloween", gradually being converted to the "Spring Fête". The aim of the Fête, in which the whole school participates, is to raise funds for charity.
Another principal objective is to help pupils fully identify with the school on a festive and friendly occasion.
HALLOWEEN
The youngest children also celebrate Halloween.
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