Clubs

These classes will offer a progression on term.one. Students will continue to build on their drama  foundations and acting skills while working with scripted material. Term 2 will see students moving away from improvised scenes into an actual play. Ultimately, there will be an additional opportunity for members of this  group  to opt into a performance  of Cinderella that will take place over a weekend in late June, in a theatre in Amstelveen. 

Over the last ten years, the media landscape has changed dramatically. Social media apps and filmmaking tools have become a fundamental part of our digital lives. Young people learn, socialize, explore their identities and engage with the world using their screens. Media literacy is now a basic literacy. In response to these developments, Film Crew Club offers hands-on classes in which we work with cameras, iPads and smartphones to explore animation and live action filmmaking. Students get a chance to act, direct, script, film, animate (2D & 3D), edit (iMovie), and create special effects in a wide range of media formats. Our media teams edit the material created in class and screen the final films each week to students. This creates a dynamic feedback loop that empowers learning. By making media together, students learn, first hand, how to look at it critically and how to engage with it safely and respectfully. Classes include playful exercises and games in which students learn to spot fake images, assess online content for risk, learn how editing and AI tools manipulate imagery and differentiate between authentic and sponsored content. All equipment is provided by us. Parents are sent links to online portfolios so they can view, read about and download the films made in class. Our policy is to fast-track beginners in the basics and to challenge more experienced students with new and exciting media projects. 

Kids Bootcamp is an active class where kids work and play together to 
achieve a better condition and more strength in a fun way. They will be challenged by working in groups but also as individuals. 

The Little Artists Sculpture Club is dedicated to modelling and sculptural experimentation through 3D creation. A professional artist experienced in art education, will teach the club. The program is developed by Laurence Aëgerter, art historian and professional artist (www.laurenceaegerter.com), with an extensive experience in art education (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Hermitage and Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam). 
Our Little Sculptors will develop their artistic skills to build 3-D works by using various techniques and materials (such as clay, cardboard, fabric, paper, bread dough etc.) Furthermore, they will explore their fantasy and gain self confidence in art making. Most of all they will have a lot of fun!  

At The Science Camp, we believe that learning should be an adventure filled with curiosity, creativity, and excitement. Our after-school clubs are designed to ignite a passion for science in children, providing a dynamic and engaging environment where young minds can explore, experiment, and discover the wonders of the world around them.

The LEGO® Challenge program is designed to teach students between 6 and 11 years old about basic math, physics, and engineering with motorized LEGO®. The program will enable children to explore common principles that are applied to everyday inventions like the lever principle, centrifugal force, speed increasing and power increasing transmission and much, much more. 
This is all done in a fun edutainment way where entertainment and education are cleverly mixed. We see that our students absorb the lessons because of the mix of stories and demonstrations.