Extracurricular activities

Sports

Learn more about our extracurricular activities by clicking on the items below, or go back to the overview page.

Circus

Teacher: Stéphanie Steelandt

Badminton

Teacher : Catherine Mirmiran

Basketball

Teachers : Anna Skipnikova and Agnès Michel

Fencing Club

Provider : « Masque de fer », Capital Fencing Club

An inclusive activity accessible to all, fencing is one of the few combat activities that allow an intense confrontation, safely and without brutality. The weapon, the foil or the sword, reduces the balance of power between the students and the identical outfit to all offers a neutral starting point. The mask allows a more anonymous practice that promotes the emergence of new behaviors.

Fencing has strong educational values that are fully in line with those carried by society and the school that make this sport a popular activity and that offers an educational perspective conducive to the physical and personal development and development of everyone : Overcome one’s apprehension of the other in a confrontational situation, adapt one’s motor response according to the action of one’s opponent, respect rules and enforce them, learn rich specific motor coordinations, develop strategies to make one’s action effective.

Floorball

Provider : Cédric Grenapin

A sport in popularity among young audiences, floorball is a variation of hockey inside the gym, combining skill, speed and endurance. Two teams of players compete in a cunning and creative way, avoiding injuries, with one goal – to have fun and enjoy team sport.

Soccer

Teacher : Chris Roth

Extracurricular soccer will make it possible to develop and acquire specific technical skills and behaviors, develop the knowledge and skills necessary to manage one’s physical life, and be open to a recognized and growing social phenomenon in Canada. All this is transmitted through play and at the child’s own pace.

Judo

Provider : Lycée Judo Association

Judo comes from the Japanese words JU, meaning gentle, and DO meaning way. Become a Judoka by learning and practicing this martial art with the Judo Club at Lycée Claudel, which also instills respect and self-confidence.

Volleyball

Teacher: Nicolas Hardy

Yoga

Provider : Active Health

The practice of yoga from an early age allows the awareness of one’s body. It also makes it possible to anticipate postural problems. Over time, the child will develop flexibility, balance and strength.

Yoga has benefits on children’s minds. In addition to working on self-confidence, it allows you to learn to better manage your emotions through sharing, concentration and relaxation exercises. Regular yoga practice promotes learning at school by developing the child’s attention skills.

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All registration must be done via the COBA plateform that you can access by clicking the link below.