Student Life

School Coexistence

School Coexistence focuses on a long-term perspective. It is conceived as a support system to ensure that the educational experience allows students to prepare for living in a diverse society. This approach requires citizens who understand diversity and develop the skills to engage with it in a respectful, beneficial, and positive manner.

Cafeteria Service

It is a pleasure to welcome you to the CruxFood family, part of the Alere group, where the healthy and balanced nutrition of your children is our priority.

We know how important it is for you to ensure that your children receive nutritious, quality meals, and that is why we are committed to providing menus that are carefully designed for their well-being and development.

Our team of nutritionists and chefs prepare each meal with fresh, natural ingredients, ensuring a perfect balance between taste and nutrition.

 

Workshops

Workshops, an integral part of our educational offering, take place after the academic day and are designed for the various levels of our students. These workshops provide an enriching experience in different areas such as academics, opportunities for recreation, learning through various activities, fostering socialization, teamwork, and encouraging the acquisition of fundamental values.

Kids Club

Extracurricular activities for Playgroup, Pre-Kinder, and Kinder students.

Each afternoon, Kids Club students are encouraged to develop various skills through:

  • Dance & Games
  • Mindfulness
  • Arts & Crafts
  • Cooking
  • Sports

Frequently Asked Questions - Kids Club

Who participates in Kids Club?

Kids Club is for children in Playgroup, Pre-Kinder, and Kinder.

Who is in charge?

Each session is supervised by an Educator and a Helper (either an Educator or a Childcare Technician).

Where are the activities held?

Activities take place both inside and outside the classrooms in the Infant cycle area.

Where do they have lunch?

Each group will have lunch in their designated classroom, accompanied by the Educator and Helper.

What should be sent for lunch?

Children should bring their lunch from home. It can be either in a thermos for hot food or a container for cold food. A healthy snack is also recommended.

How are the children grouped?

Children are grouped into mixed-age classes with 20 students per group. This setup encourages collaboration, empathy, and peer support.