PRIMARY ASA TUESDAY(Free)

Gymnastics is a type of sport that includes physical exercises requiring balance, strength, flexibility, agility, coordination, artistry and endurance.

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In this energetic and engaging after-school activity, students will explore the fundamentals of Taekwondo while building strength, flexibility, and confidence. Each session begins with a warm-up and stretching routine to help students improve their mobility and prevent injuries. Students will then be introduced to basic Taekwondo techniques such as kicking, punching, and simple stances, all taught in a fun and supportive environment. Through guided practice and movement-based games, participants will develop coordination, focus, and discipline while enjoying the physical and mental benefits of martial arts. This activity is open to all skill levels and emphasizes respect, self-control, and perseverance.

Advanced Swim Squad: 

A programme designed for swimmers who are already very proficient swimmers who will train at a higher intensity. Our PYP BAASC Swim Teams will also be selected from this group later in the year. Students in this programme are required to swim on both Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Learn to swim:

This programme is a fully inclusive programme designed for beginner/ intermediate swimmers. Swimmers in this programme can choose to swim on both Tuesday and Thursday or they can choose just one of the days. Please note whichever day they choose must remain the same for the duration of the ASA season. 

Both of our programmes will take place at the Stonehill School Pool from 2.30pm to 4pm. 

Students will embark on a creative and sustainable journey where environmental responsibility meets hands-on learning. Through the project “Sprouting Change: Plant with Purpose,” students will explore how everyday materials—often discarded—can be thoughtfully repurposed to nurture life.
The core idea is simple yet powerful: give new purpose to reusable items by transforming them into functional planters. Students will engage in designing, decorating, and planting in these eco-friendly containers while learning about the importance of reuse, sustainability, and caring for our environment.
This initiative not only encourages green habits but also fosters creativity, responsibility, and a deeper connection to nature. Each planter becomes a symbol of mindful choices, care for the environment and believe that small changes can create a greener, healthier future.
Together, we will plant with purpose and help sprout change—one seedling at a time.

To develop love and the fun of cooking and develop an essential life skill.

Doodling can be art! Explore how lines, shapes and squiggles can be a masterpiece!

Students explore the beauty of the Kannada language and culture through hands-on craft experiences. While creating traditional and contemporary art pieces, learners engage in simple conversations and activities in Kannada. This joyful journey helps them bloom in both creativity and language, deepening their connection to Karnataka’s rich heritage.

Solve puzzles and play math games to grow problem-solving skills.

Basketball ASA is a structured program designed to develop students’ basketball skills in a fun and supportive environment. It focuses on improving fundamental techniques such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and defence, while also fostering teamwork, communication, and sportsmanship. Sessions typically include warm-ups, skill drills, small-sided games, and friendly matches. The aim is to build confidence, physical fitness, and a love for the game, catering to varying skill levels from beginners to advanced players.

Explore different kinds of puppet making

1. Paper puppets
2. Match box puppets
3. Paper plate puppets
4. Newspaper puppets
5. Finger puppets
6. Stick puppets
7. Shadow puppets
8. Shoe box puppet theatre  

Students will have a chance to relax and feel calm by trying breathing exercises, gentle movements, and fun mindfulness activities. They will learn how to focus better, understand their feelings, and enjoy quiet games or creative projects like making glitter jars and gratitude cards.

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Students will learn programming through interactive games and challenges using block coding platforms like ScratchJr, Scratch, and Code.org. They’ll learn to think like coders—solving problems, creating animations, designing mini-games etc.

In this fun and exciting club, students work together in teams to build simple robots using VEX Robotics kits. These robots can tackle cool challenges, such as moving objects or following paths!
Along the way, students develop essential skills like problem-solving, teamwork, creativity, and even a little coding.
The VEX Robotics Club is perfect for beginners and is an excellent way for students to explore how robots work and have fun!

Players will develop their skills through focused drills, teamwork exercises, and practice matches, all designed to prepare them for tournaments throughout the year. 

Pottery is a calming, hands-on activity that encourages creativity, focus, and self-expression. In this ASA, students will explore basic techniques like hand-building, shaping, and decorating clay. They will learn to create simple forms such as bowls, figures, and tiles, developing fine motor skills and patience along the way. Working with clay also helps children connect with natural materials and appreciate the process of making something from scratch. This activity offers a wonderful blend of art, sensory experience, and mindfulness.