Harmonic movement, rhythm, and musical interpretation for KG-1. Promotes expression & social skills—certificate of good health required.

Instructor: Elise Thiltgen

Monday, Fall/Winter/Spring, Location: Dance Room, Comfortable clothes.
Fees: €480.00

Non-competitive lessons for all levels, certified by the Italian Tennis Federation. Focus on skills, technique, and fun. Small groups (max 4). English spoken. Certificate of good health required.

Instructor: Federal Instructors from Mirasole

Monday or Wednesday; Fall-Winter-Spring Trimester; Location: Mirasole Tennis/Padel Center Noverasco; Must bring own racket.
260€ Elementary / 300€ Upper

This beginner-friendly piano course is designed for children ages 5 to 7. Through fun, hands-on activities, participants will explore the keyboard, learn to recognize notes, understand rhythm, and play simple songs in a supportive and enjoyable setting.

Children will practice reading both treble and bass clefs, build coordination and listening skills, and develop confidence as they progress. By the end, they will have a solid musical foundation and discover the joy of making music on the piano.

Instructor: Sara Bertucelli

Location: Music Room
Fees: €580 (Full Year)

Designed specifically for kindergarten learners, this program blends hands-on building with LEGO® bricks, active movement, and creativity into a dynamic learning experience that supports the whole child’s development. Each session thoughtfully alternates construction challenges with movement-based activities, including cooperative games, motor skill circuits, imaginative adventures, and interactive STEM explorations, ensuring children stay active, engaged, and excited to learn.

By combining purposeful movement with hands-on building, children develop early STEM thinking while strengthening gross and fine motor skills, coordination, communication, creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving abilities. Every experience encourages children to explore, experiment, ask questions, and learn by doing in an environment where curiosity, confidence, and imagination can flourish.

Rooted in play-based learning, the program nurtures independence, resilience, and social-emotional growth while helping young learners build the foundations for future academic success. Every activity is intentionally designed to spark curiosity, inspire creativity, and foster a lifelong love of learning in a joyful, inclusive, and engaging environment.

FEE 280 Euro

Academic support after school to reinforce classroom learning and foster independent study habits. Focus on core subjects, confidence, and motivation. High school students help provide peer support.

Instructors: Ms Ann Simone (FALL), Judy Kay (WINTER)

Monday, Fall Trimester.
Fees: €240.00

Imagine offering a course at our school led by Laurent Piemontesi, the co-founder of L’Art Du Déplacement (ADD)—the original discipline that later evolved into what we now know as parkour or freerunning. Laurent Piemontesi is one of the most respected and skilled trainers in the ADD community. Training with him is an extraordinary opportunity for ASM students, offering firsthand insight into the authentic techniques and philosophies that shaped the foundation of this art form.
Laurent’s approach to ADD goes beyond physical movement; he emphasizes mental discipline, resilience, and a profound connection to one’s environment. His teaching style is immersive and inspiring, providing students with a holistic experience that fosters personal growth, confidence, and the skills necessary to navigate physical challenges with fluidity and control.

A course with Laurent would not only be a unique experience but also a valuable addition to our school’s offerings, attracting students interested in developing strength, agility, and mindfulness under the guidance of one of the true pioneers of this discipline.

Here are videos about Laurent and his discipline ADD:
Art Du Déplacement (ADD)
ADD ITALIA
Laurent Piemontesi

Instructor: Laurent Piemontesi

Fees: €260.00

Young children focus on flexibility, acrobatics, and coordination. Uses various equipment. For KG-2. Certificate of good health required.

Instructor: Silvia Barbieri

Tuesday, Full year, Location: Dance Room, ASM P.E. t-shirt, blue leggings, slippers required.
Fees: €480.00

All levels, from KG to grade 8. Fun water activities for young kids, divided by ability. Italian instructors with some English, pool lanes reserved. Staff chaperones, free hairdryer tokens. Certificate of good health required.

Instructor: Noverasco Pool Instructors

Tuesday or Thursday; Annual or Trimester; Location: Azzurra Pool Noverasco; Parents not allowed at pool; Must bring swimsuit/cap/towel/flip-flops.
Fees: €240.00 Trimester / €380.00 Trimester 2 times a week / €580.00 annual / €940.00 annual 2 times a week

For all skill levels, non-competitive, fun skill-building. Small groups. English spoken. Certified instructors. Certificate of good health required.

Instructor: Federal Instructors from Mirasole

Tuesday or Thursday; Fall-Winter-Spring Trimester; Location: Mirasole Tennis/Padel Center; Must bring own racket.
Fees: 260€ Elementary / 300€ Upper School

Teaches basketball skills and fundamentals for elementary children. Focus on fun and fitness. Certificate of good health required.

Instructor: Federation Instructors from Milano3 Basket

Wednesday, Fall-Winter or Spring Trimester; Location: ASM New Gym; Must bring appropriate shoes.
Fees: €280.00

Skill-building with a focus on fun, technical, and strategic development. Different grades/days/instructors. Certificate of good health required.

Instructor: Emiliano Sorba (2-3 Gr); Giuseppe Cacchione (KG-1); Alessandro Frau (4-5 Gr)

Tuesday (2-3), Wednesday (KG-1, 4-5); Locations: Mirasole Soccer/ASM soccer field.
Fees: €240.00 Trimester / 480 Annual (4-5)

Introduction to Mandarin via games, songs, and hands-on activities. For young children.

Instructor: Xuan Luo

Wednesday, Fall/Winter/Spring Trimester, Location: Classroom.
Fees: €240.00

FCA Future Champions Academy – Piccolo Teatro Milano

Future Champions Academy is an international fencing academy based in Milan and founded by Olympic medalists Enrico Garozzo, Daniele Garozzo, Erika Kirpu, and Alice Volpi. FCA offers an extracurricular fencing program for international schools, introducing students to the sport in a safe, engaging, and educational environment.

All training equipment is provided by FCA throughout the course.

FEE 280 Euro

The program follows a progressive educational pathway guiding students:
● from basic motor and technical skills of fencing
● to its most dynamic and stimulating form: the Assault (simulated combat according to fencing rules)

Led by experienced international coaches, the program promotes discipline, confidence, respect, teamwork, and physical development while making fencing accessible and enjoyable for all participants.

Traditional martial art (Shorin Ryu Kyudokan) for Grades 2-5. Includes Budopass & new belt. Uniform available from the instructor. Certificate of good health required.

Instructor: Elena Mazzucco

Monday, Full year, Location: ASM MPR.
Fees: €480.00

This beginner-friendly skateboarding class introduces students to the fundamentals of skateboarding in a safe, supportive, and fun environment. Participants will learn basic skills such as balance, stance, pushing, turning, and stopping while building confidence, coordination, and perseverance. No previous experience is required, making this course a great opportunity for students who are interested in trying a new and exciting sport.

The course will be led by Ecoskate instructors ( https://ecoskate.it) , which will provide skateboards and all necessary protective equipment, including helmets and pads, for every participant.

FEE 260 Euro

Small group violin class for Beginners, Grades 2-5. Learn ensemble skills. ABRSM music test.

Instructor: Rosamaria Radic

Monday, Full Year, Location: Music Room, Need own/rented violin.
Fees: €700.00

Build, Create, Learn!

The Young Woodworkers Club offers students in Grades 3–5 a unique opportunity to explore the art of woodworking through hands-on projects in a safe and supportive environment. The club will be taught by our High School Woodworking students and supervised by an experienced woodworking expert, creating a collaborative learning experience that encourages creativity, responsibility, and practical skills.

What Will Students Learn?

Over the course of one trimester, young woodworkers will be introduced to the safe and effective use of fundamental woodworking tools. Each class will focus on learning and practicing one specific tool:

• Saw – measuring and cutting wood pieces
• Chisel – shaping wood and creating joints
• Hammer – assembling and securing components
• Sander & Planer – refining surfaces and finishing projects

  FEE 240 Euro

This course teaches students of all levels basic floor gymnastics and how to use big equipment such as the springboard for vaulting and the balance beam. Through exercises, gymnasts will learn body control, reinforce muscle strength, and develop coordination. A very experienced Gymnastics teacher will lead lessons. The lessons are in English and open to boys and girls from 3rd to 5th Grade.

WEDNESDAY
FULL-YEAR
Location: Dance Room

Instructor: Silvia Barbieri from the Ginnastica Opera
FEE: 450 Euros

Required: ASM P.E. t-shirt, blue leggings, slippers/gymnastics shoes
**A certificate of good health is required and must be submitted on the first day of class.

A creative, engaging music course for all students from elementary to high school. Students explore music through the harp, develop skills, express themselves, and discover a lifelong love for music.

Instructor: Sara Bertucelli

Tuesday, Full Year, All ages.
Fees: €700.00

Small groups with an Italian federal certified coach. At Rovedine Golf Club. Focus on technique (Fall) and course play (Spring). Clubs and balls provided—certificate of good health required.

Instructor: Federal Instructors from Le Rovedine

Wednesday, Fall & Spring Trimester, Location: Golf Club Le Rovedine.
Fees: €370.00

The “Chess in School” project by ChessProjectsASD is designed to integrate the educational benefits of chess into the school curriculum. This initiative aims to enhance cognitive development, improve social skills, and foster critical thinking among students. Through structured lessons, students will learn the fundamental principles of chess while developing patience, strategic planning, and sportsmanship. The project offers both curricular and extracurricular modules tailored to different age groups, providing a fun and challenging environment that promotes overall personal growth and academic success.

More info about Chess in School

Instructor: Matteo Zoldan

Fees: €240.00

Tandem lesson – two students with similar age and abilities on piano (beginners and students with some music experience) dedicated for 1-5th grade

These classes aim to improve playing the piano, reading music, and acquiring the ability to play together. During the Tandem lessons, students will have moments of singular time of practice with the teacher, and at the end of classes, they will play together 4 hands or 2 piano pieces. Students will play different genres, from classical to modern music, to develop study skills and master the art of piano playing. In the end, pupils will have the opportunity to perform during school concerts.

The class will be divided into 2 sections of 45 minutes, and one section (which is not involved in the lesson) can practice on other keyboards with headphones or just do the school homework.

FULL-YEAR

Instructors: Katarzyna Preisner / Sara Bertucelli
FEE: 700 Euros

Grades 4-5. Student reps work on community building, assemblies, and school themes.

Instructor: Jesse Sweeney

Monday, Full Year, Location: Mr Jesse’s room.
Fees: €400.00

Finding Nemo – Musical production for 4th-5th grade; acting, singing, and dance. Two mandatory Saturday rehearsals.

Instructor: Leah Dawson / Elise Thiltgen

Tuesday and Thursday; Fall Trimester; Location: Auditorium; May need to buy costume items.
Fees: €390.00

After school, Italian Math for Italian Language A students, for the June Esame di Idoneità.

Instructor: Barbara Dimasi

Wednesday, Full Year, Location: MPR.
Fees: €260.00

After school, Italian Math for Terza Media Exam; requirement: prior Esame di Idoneità.

Instructor: Danise Consolato

Monday (Group 1) / Wednesday (Group 2); Full Year; Location: TBA.
Fees: €320.00

Link to Play Information

Instructors: Clara Odell / Sheila Repossini
Monday and Thursday; Fall Trimester; Location: Auditorium.
Fees: €390.00

Come join the visual art community in the middle school art room for an afternoon of creating, skill-building, and expression! This student-led activity will be based on interest in processes, techniques, and subject matter. Drawing, sculpture, and mixed media will be included.

Instructors: Ms. Kate Acheson

FEE: 240 Euros

Come learn to tap dance! Students will build strong foundational technique, rhythm, coordination, and musicality while learning new choreography in every session. This class is highly recommended for students planning to audition for this year’s Upper School musical. *Note: You will need to purchase your own tap shoes.
Teacher Ms Kress

FEE 240 Euro

The Middle School Math Club is a fun and engaging space for students who love tackling challenging math problems beyond the standard curriculum. Club activities are guided by three students from the High School Math Competition Club, who will help plan and lead sessions on advanced problem-solving techniques.

This is an opportunity to play in a competitive middle school sports program coached by ASM coaches and to compete in games and tournaments in the  Northern International Schools Sports Association (NISSA).  Students can sign up for one, two, or all three seasonal middle school sports. Practices are held twice a week, with a minimum attendance requirement of one practice per week.

TUESDAY and THURSDAY

Fall Season: Tennis, Cross Country, or Soccer 8th Grade (Max. Tennis enrollment is 14 students per court/facility)

Winter Season: Basketball or Badminton 

Spring Season: Volleyball, Track & Field, Golf or Soccer 6th and 7th Grades

FEE: 240 Euros (Jersey and Shorts are included in the price)

**A certificate of good health is required and must be submitted on the first day of class.

Robotics, Coding, Game Design & Design Thinking

Designed for Middle School students, this program empowers learners to become creators, innovators, and confident problem solvers through engaging, hands-on STEM experiences. Using LEGO® bricks, Education robotics, coding, and game design, students explore how technology can be used to solve real-world challenges, create interactive experiences, and transform original ideas into functional solutions.

Guided by the Design Thinking approach, students learn to investigate problems, generate creative ideas, build prototypes, program robotic models, design interactive games, test their solutions, and continuously refine their work through collaboration, experimentation, and critical thinking. Every project encourages students to embrace challenges, think creatively, and understand that innovation is a process of continuous improvement.

By combining engineering, robotics, coding, and digital creativity, students strengthen computational thinking, communication, collaboration, resilience, and problem-solving skills while developing the confidence to tackle increasingly complex challenges. Every activity is intentionally designed to spark curiosity, inspire innovation, and prepare students with the mindset, creativity, and adaptability needed to thrive in an ever-changing technological world.

FEE 280 Euro

This Italian support course is designed to help students complete homework, assignments, and other coursework while strengthening their overall language skills. In addition to providing academic support, the course places a strong emphasis on developing spoken Italian through conversation, pronunciation practice, and interactive communication activities, helping students build confidence and fluency in real-life situations.

The Duke of Edinburgh Award (DoFE) is an internationally recognized youth development program that empowers students aged 14 to 24 to develop essential life skills, build confidence, and embrace adventure and responsibility. Participants set and achieve personal goals, engage in outdoor activities, and embark on exciting expeditions. This program fosters personal growth and prepares students for future challenges by encouraging perseverance and teamwork. Weekly meetings, training sessions, and regular hikes ensure that participants are fully prepared for their DoFE journey, making it a rewarding and transformative experience.

Instructors: Dyanne Hopkinson

Monday, Full-year Classroom/Outdoor
Fees: €480.00

The American School of Milan offers High School students  (Grades 9 –12) the opportunity to participate in Varsity and  Junior Varsity sports. Locally, ASM competes in the Northern International Schools Sports Association (NISSA), playing home and away games against other international schools in Italy.  Internationally, ASM is part of the European Sports Conference  (ESC) and participates in tournaments in Spain, France,  Switzerland, Portugal, Germany, and Italy. 

Practices are held after school and sometimes in the morning before school, 7:30–8:45. Practices are held three times a week, with a minimum attendance requirement of two practices a week. ASM offers three seasons of sport: Fall, Winter, and Spring. At the end of each season, a weekend tournament is held at one of the ESC member schools. 

It is expected that the students who join these teams will have  high academic standing and demonstrate good sportsmanship  at all times. 

Sign-ups for Varsity sports begin one week before the start of each season. Please note that each student who plans to join a Varsity  sport must provide a medical certificate of good health to the school nurse. 

Varsity Kit Included (contents vary by sport): 

• Home and away jerseys + shorts 
• Tracksuit or hoodie 
• Warm-up or practice shirt
  
  FEE: 280 Euros
  FEE: 400 Euros (only Golf)
  
  Usual Practice times: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday Afternoon 

Fall Season: 

• Varsity Girls Soccer and Varsity Boys Soccer 
• Varsity Girls Volleyball and Varsity Boys Volleyball
• Cross Country (co-ed)

Winter Season: 

• Varsity Girls Basketball (Mon & Tue Afternoon / Thu Morning)
    and Varsity Boys Basketball (Mon & Thu Afternoon/  Tue Morning
• Badminton (co-ed) (Tue & Thu morning and Wed Afternoon)
• Swimming (co-ed) 

Spring Season: 

• Golf (co-ed) 
• Track and Field (co-ed) 
• Tennis (co-ed)* 

*Max. Tennis enrollment is 12 students (court/facility capacity) 
**A certificate of good health is required and must be submitted on the first day of class.

Model United Nations (MUN) is an opportunity for High School students to debate pressing world issues from different national viewpoints. ASM’s award-winning club empowers our members to develop a deeper understanding of global issues while also practicing high-level public speaking and leadership skills. Students learn about different countries and participate in weekly debates and a yearly conference, but the program does require a certain level of commitment. MUN meets on Wednesday afternoons. Students dress in formal business attire for the entire day, fitting the dress code of the United Nations. Throughout the year, and at an additional cost, students will have several opportunities to participate in conferences, including planned events in Milan, Berlin, and Porto. Students are also expected to take part in our club conference, ASMMUN. Our students are among the most successful in the world, having led foreign conferences and received awards at others. Involvement in MUN is desirable to universities, as it shows leadership, problem-solving, academic curiosity, and language skills. To maintain a strong program, attendance and participation at weekly meetings are mandatory except for the weeks before midterms and finals.

Instructors: Julie Pachot and Sofia Georgakopoulou

Wednesday: Auditorium
Fees: Fall €200.00 / Winter Spring €125.00 / Full Year €400.00

The Italian writing lab is intended for students of Italian Language and Literature in High School who want to improve their writing skills in academic language. The focus is on literary analysis and language.

FEE 240 Euro

Bricks4Kidz® programs use LEGO® bricks and specialized technical components — materials that students naturally love — to bring classroom subjects to life through practical, hands-on learning. Constructing models such as a solar panel, wind turbine, DNA strand, or even a dinosaur becomes an exciting and educational experience that complements traditional lessons. Each session revolves around unique Bricks4Kidz® models and begins with a collaborative discussion that guides students through a process of exploration and discovery. Our instructors supply everything required for the activities: LEGO® bricks and elements, step-by-step building guides and engaging classroom presentations.

Instructor: Bricks4Kidz® Instructor

Fees: €280.00

Homework support for Elementary Italian A students (Grades 1-5) by Italian teachers. Includes explanations and program reviews.

Instructor: Paola Trinchero

Monday, Fall-Winter-Spring Trimester, Location: Italian Classroom.
Fees: €240.00

During this workshop, students will be divided into small groups and will use LEGO® bricks and an online graphic design tool (Canva) to create and tell stories. They will produce a comic strip based on a specific theme (to be agreed upon with the teachers). Scenery will be physically built using LEGO® bricks and minifigures, then photographed, uploaded to Canva, and edited by adding dialogue text between the characters. The goal of the activity is to stimulate creativity, encourage mental processes such as problem solving and posing. Students will also become familiar with Canva, a very useful tool in the school setting.

Tandem lessons are dedicated to 1—5th grade, and they involve two students of similar age and abilities on piano (beginners and students with some music experience). The goal of these classes is to improve playing piano and reading music and to acquire the ability to play together.

During the Tandem lessons, pupils will have moments of singular practice with the teacher, and at the end of classes, they will play four hands or two piano pieces together. Students will play different genres, from classical to modern music, to develop study skills and master the art of piano playing. In the end, pupils will have the opportunity to perform during school concerts. The class will be divided into 2 sections of 45 minutes, and one section (which is not involved in the lesson) can practice on other keyboards with headphones or do the school homework.

WEDNESDAY / THURSDAY
FULL-YEAR
Instructors: Katarzyna Preisner

FEE: 700 Euro

These trimestral dance activities offer an engaging and dynamic introduction to the expressive worlds of modern dance and Hip Hop. Each class typically begins with a comprehensive warm-up session, focusing on stretching and conditioning exercises to increase flexibility, strength, and overall body awareness. As the class progresses, students delve into a series of across-the-floor movements, exploring a variety of rhythms, dynamics, and spatial awareness techniques. The instruction includes fundamental principles from modern dance and Hip Hop, blending fluidity and precision to foster a versatile dance foundation. The instructor strongly emphasizes creative expression, encouraging dancers to discover and develop their unique styles. Students learn to express themselves confidently and authentically through improvisational exercises and guided explorations. The class often culminates in the learning and performance of a short choreography, allowing students to apply the techniques they’ve learned cohesively and artistically. This final performance is set in a supportive and encouraging environment where students can showcase their progress and creativity.

Location: Dance Room

Instructor: Elise Thiltgen (assistant at ASM)
FEE: 240 Euros

Required: comfortable clothes, slippers/gymnastics shoes
**A certificate of good health is required and must be submitted on the first day of class.

This group of actors (4th-5th Grade) will use imagination to create skits, scenes, and stories. It’s a beautiful way to practice English, focus extra energy, practice self-expression, and thrive in a safe space for silliness. No scripts, costumes, props, or performance stress, just the ability to create! Actors will also learn basic stage skills: projecting voice, facing the audience, gestures and patience, and the Art of Making Things Up! We will play theater games, use movement and miming, create stories and characters, and create voices and movements for characters. We will work together; we will have fun!

TUESDAY
WINTER Trimester
Location: Classroom

Instructor: Leah Dawson
FEE: 220 Euro

Required: comfortable clothing, snack, and water bottle

Want more science? Then this is the activity for you! In the elementary science department, we are brainstorming how best to have a “Science Fair” or a showcase/display of all the awesome things we do in science. What better way to prepare for this tentative event than to experiment with some classic “Science Fair” experiments and projects together? Each week, we will complete a different experiment in small groups or individually. Students (grades 4-6) will learn the basics of the scientific inquiry process as they stay engaged each week with a new project. At the end of our time together, students will choose their experiment/project to do independently or with a small group. This will certainly help prepare these students for science concepts taught at school and for any and every “Science Fair” showcase now and in the future. This is going to be a blast!

Location: Science Room

Instructor: Ms. Tucker (Science Teacher at ASM)
FEE: 240 Euros 

This activity meets three times a week in the winter trimester to bring to the school community a full Broadway-style musical production. Any Upper School student may audition for the musical. However, only 40 students will be cast in the show. Auditions are held in November, and rehearsals occur on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays after school. Performances are at the end of March. A critical part of the rehearsal process occurs on some Saturdays. Mandatory Saturday rehearsal dates will be communicated soon, and participants should mark their calendars and plan accordingly. Ms Kress will provide a more detailed description.

MONDAY-TUESDAY and THURSDAY
WINTER Trimester
Location: Auditorium

Director: Annaleigh Kress, Aisling Deegan
FEE: 325 Euros

Hands-on gardening in the ASM greenhouse, learning about plants, composting, and sustainability. Grades 3-6

Instructor: Sofia Georgakopoulou

Thursday, Spring Trimester, Location: ASM Greenhouse; Dress for gardening.
Fees:€240.00

If you are interested in challenging and competitive problem-solving, join the Math Club. Students meet once a week to train together for mathematics competitions using material from past competitions. Students will compete in the International Schools Mathematics Teachers Foundation competitions and the American Scholastic Mathematics Association Annual Mathematics Competition. This is not tutoring or homework time. Tryouts will be held for students to qualify for a spot on the traveling team. Students on the traveling team will travel to the ISMTF competitions. This club is available to all 11th and 12th-grade students.

Instructor: TBD

Tuesday; FALL
Fees: €240.00

Exclusive course for Grades 8–12. Learn personal safety and self-confidence through Krav Maga-inspired techniques, awareness, and practical self-defense. Led by a certified, champion instructor.

Instructor: Ms Sara Franzoni

Girls Grades 8–12.
Fees: €240.00

Unplugged coding activities using games, logic challenges, LEGO bricks, and hands-on problem-solving. Encourages collaborative computational thinking.

Instructor: Bricks4Kidz® Instructor

Wednesday, Fall Trimester.
Fees: €280.00

The Jr. Musical is a theater experience for 2nd and 3rd graders. We start with books, stories, movement, and sound. The children create ideas, characters, and themes for a 30-minute musical show. Students learn their lines, blocking, and choreography, as well as breathing techniques, voice control, teamwork, generosity, focus ways to use creativity and basic performance skills. Previous show titles include Aesop’s Fables, Friendly Neighborhood Helpers, Good Manners, and Grammarsaurus.

MONDAY and THURSDAY
SPRING Trimester
Auditorium and MPR

Director: Leah Dawson
FEE: 325 Euros

Required: Once the story is written and characters are created, students will need to provide a specific color of T-shirt. Students must wear comfortable clothing and bring snacks and water bottles to each rehearsal.

Hands-on learning with LEGO bricks and technical parts. Explore classroom topics such as energy, science, and engineering in creative, interactive ways.

Instructor: Bricks4Kidz® Instructor

Fees: €280.00

This activity teaches students the fundamental elements of volleyball and is designed to allow junior athletes to have fun and be passionate as they develop their skills. Training will include individual, paired, and team practice drills and fun games to help build skill, reaction time, and teamwork. Students will learn to control ball speed, direction, and placement while developing control of their upper and lower body and coordination. 

MONDAY
SPRING Trimester
Location: ASM old gym

Federal Instructor
FEE: 280 Euros  

Required: comfy sportswear. No change of clothes before the activity.
**A certificate of good health is required and must be submitted on the first day of class.

Do you love art? Do you wish to learn more complex techniques and skills? This ASA is for you! We will learn and practice advanced 3D and 2D art skills while creating awesome projects. This activity is held by our Elementary art teacher and is for 4th, 5th, and 6th graders.Location: Elementary Art Room

Instructor: TBA
FEE: 240 Euros

Required: Art aprons or clothes that can get messy.

This fun and interactive table tennis club is open to students in Grades 4 through 6. Participants will learn the fundamentals of table tennis, including serving, returning, footwork, and basic strategies. Lessons are designed to build skills in a friendly, supportive environment, with plenty of time for practice and match play. The activity will be assisted by an enthusiastic ASM Upper School student, who will help guide younger players, provide encouragement, and model good sportsmanship.

Instructor: Ahmed Tomoum

Fees: €240.00

Minecraft Education Edition’s Chemistry Update offers an innovative and engaging way to introduce kids to chemistry and other STEM subjects. Through this update, students can experiment with elements, compounds, and chemical reactions within the familiar and fun Minecraft setting. In addition, Chemistry Update encourages learning through fun experiments and challenges, such as creating helium-filled balloons to make animals fly or making water bombs.

Instructor: Bricks4Kids

FEE: 280 Euros

This year’s High School play will be Antigone Now.  Auditions will take place on Tuesday, March 17th and Thursday, March 19th
after school in the Library. All highschoolers are welcome to audition. You must attend both days. There is a possibility that not everyone who auditions will get a speaking part. If you are interested in being involved in behind-the-scenes roles (sets, costumes, props, tech, etc.), please sign up anyways. Your presence at auditions is still required so we can discuss the play and your role. Once you sign up, you’ll receive more information about auditions. For any questions, contact 11th grader Adele Charman: charmana@asmilan.org.