ACTIVITIES

Sports (soccer, basketball, volleyball, flag football, cheer, taekwondo, boxing, and track and field)

We emphasize a formative process through which students learn, have fun, are competitive, and develop their potential. With these sports, they develop skills like strength, speed, stamina, and coordination, as well as values like discipline, commitment, teamwork, respect, resilience, perseverance, emotional regulation, and sportsmanship.

Pro Soccer
This new program, built around differentiation and personalization, transforms soccer classes into a high-performance experience with advanced training, work with specialists, more training time, game recordings, professional analysis, and highly competitive tournaments. This activity is for the 2017, 2018, 2019, and Upper Elementary Girls categories. Special class; more information in the next page.

Art
A personalized space where children can pursue their interests with guidance, refining color, shapes, lines, and composition. Art helps students express themselves, as it uses various languages practiced throughout the year.

Theater
Using the Juilliard Creative Classroom methodology, students cultivate their oral and physical expression and creativity through recreational activities and a stage play.

Broadway Jazz
Students learn coordination and interpretation tools to create choreography expressed through movement.

Lego
We solve problems with Lego Education materials; students develop social and emotional skills and improve their sequential logical reasoning, fine motor skills, and collaboration. We work with the coding language Scratch for projects.

Robotics
Students learn the difference between machine and robot and learn about electrical concepts. We use electrical engines, mechanisms, series circuits, and parallel circuits.

All projects combine ingenuity, intellect, and creativity through coding.

FIRST Robotics
The FIRST technological challenge motto is “more than robotics.” Students make a team of engineers, designers, coders, financial administrators, and project managers. The goal: build a robot in two months to compete against teams all over Mexico.

TEACHERS AND COACHES

Activities are run by a team of accredited professionals in the disciplines we offer. Our teachers and coaches are constantly participating in professional development and are passionate about teaching and sharing knowledge.

LOCAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS

Our work at the ASP—based on discipline, order, respect, and consistency—has given us the opportunity to represent Eton School at national and international competitions, where, with the unconditional support of parents, we make our school and our country proud.

PLAY, CREATE & WONDER WE’RE TAKING THE ASP TO THE TODDLER CENTER!

This will be a space for our youngest students to explore their interest in crafts and develop their creativity through play, while stimulating their motor skills through fun games that foster learning and imagination.