ISB Clubs Manual Summer 2010

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School Mission Statement

Our goal is to provide the students of the International School of Bucharest with the best possible programme of

academic and personal development in a challenging and supportive

environment.

Dear Parents,This summer term we are offering a variety of interesting choice of clubs for our

students. We believe that the participation of children in such activities is very beneficial for your child's physical and social skills. As a school we would like as many children to participate in as many clubs as they are interested in.

The clubs will start on the 13th April and continue until the 3rd June 2010. We are offering some new clubs as well as clubs that were very popular from last term.

Regular attendance to club activities is very important for your child as well as other students in the club. Therefore, once you register your child, please make sure that they attend every week to get the full benefit.

If you would like your child to be brought by school bus, please contact directly the transport company.

There are limited spaces for all clubs, so places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

The deadline to registering for clubs this term is 23 March 2010. As mentioned, students can register for more than one club provided that they run

on different days. Students can't register for clubs with a note or letter. Please contact the secretary to register your child.

Kind regards,

Faruk Erduran Deputy Principal

ArtArt&CraftCreative ArtWonderful Art

ChoirPianoRecorderViolin

BasketballClimbingFolk DanceFootballKarateKwik CricketRugbyTennisSwimmingTable TennisSailing

Healthy EatingKeyboard & PenguinRoboticsMastermindSpeed StackingRomanianRomanian

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ART

Club Name Art Club

Club Teacher Gordon Hamilton

Age Group Years 3 to 6

Operating Day Tuesday

Operating Time 3.15-4.15

Place Classroom of 4G

Maximum Capacity 20

Are students required

any

materials/equipment?

Drawing paper/ pencils

crayons/ paint/ paint

brushes/ Coloured sugar

paper, white paper large

sheets.

Objectives To have fun developing

art skill and producing

pieces of artwork each

week.

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ART&CRAFT

Club Name Art&Craft

Club Teacher Liane Moldoveanu

Age Group Year 3 and 4



Place Mrs.Liane’s classroom

Maximum Capacity 10 children


any






sheets.

Objectives Stimulate creativity,

develop practical skills

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CREATIVE ART

Club Name Creative Art Club

Club Teacher Robyn Kearns


Operating Day Thursday

Operating Time 15:15-16:15

Place Art room


Required

material/equipment





sheets.

Objectives Create art works

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WONDERFUL ART

Club Name Wonderful Art

Club Teacher Andreea Lazar

Age Group Years 5 and 6

Operating Day Wednesday


Place Romanian classroom


Required

material/equipment

No

Objectives Experiment and explore

the world around; learn

there is no right or

wrong way to create art

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CHOIR

Club Name Choir Club

Club Teacher Adina Barbu

Raluca Damian


Operating Day Monday & Tuesday


Place Music Room


Required

material/equipment

No

Objectives Perform music in unison

and harmony

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PIANO

Club Name Piano Club

Club Teacher Adina Barbu


Operating Day Tuesday or Thursday


Place Music Room

Maximum Capacity 10

Required

material/equipment

No

Objectives Learn how to play the piano

* Fee 80 Ron

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RECORDER

Club Name Recorder Club

Club Teacher Kim Davis



Operating Time 12.30pm – 1.00pm

Place Miss Davis’ room (2nd floor)

Maximum Capacity 10

Are students required any


A recorder (some available

to borrow)

Objectives To learn to play the

recorder

To perform songs on the

recorder

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VIOLIN

Club Name Violin Club

Club Teacher Mr.Dima

(professional violin eacher)

Age Group Year 2 to 6

Operating Days Tuesday and Thursday


Place Music Room


Required

material/equipment

violins

Objectives Applying basic skills

Science room Playing the violin

*Fee 120 Ron

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BASKETBALL

Club Name

Basketball club

Club Teacher

Brai Laura

Age Group Key stage 2



Place Multipurpose in rainy

days and basketball

court for sunny days

Maximum Capacity 12


any


No

Objectives To improve the skills in

basketball

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CLIMBING

Club Name Climbing Club

Club Teacher Andrew Morgan




Place Dining room

Maximum Capacity 6+6 (2 sessions)



Trainers, P.E kit

Objectives To learn how to climb on

the climbing wall safely. To

know the names of the

climbing equipment and

learn how to use them

correctly.

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FOLK DANCE

Club Name Turkish Folk Dance

Club Teacher Devran Ikiz (professional

folk dance teacher)




Place Multipurpose room


Required

material/equipment

No

Objectives Learn folk dance

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FOOTBALL

Club Name School Football Team

Club Teacher Robin Morrison

Martin Hay




Place Football Pitch

Maximum Capacity Selected students will

join this club

Required material/equipment PE kit, trainers

Objectives To develop agility and

dexterity, being a team

member

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KARATE

Club Name Karate Club

Club Teacher Victor Popa

(professional karate

teacher)




Place Multipurpose Room


Required

material/equipment

PE/karate kit

Objectives Confidence, discipline,

control, self esteem,

mental clarity and focus,

concentration, and respect.

* Fee 80 Ron

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KWIK CRICKET

Club Name Kwik Cricket

Club Teacher A teacher from Cricket

federation




Place Football pitch

Maximum Capacity 14


any


The cricket federation

will provide free

equipment support

Objectives Introduce the game of cricket in Romania Prepare for a competition at the end of the term

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RUGBY

Club Name Rugby Club

Club Teacher Andrew Martin




Place

Football pitch

Maximum Capacity 16



No

Objectives To prepare children for

TAG Rugby tournament

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TENNIS

Club Name Tennis Club

Club Teacher Guzel Mirasova



Operating Time From 15.15 to 16.15

Place Inflatable balloon (cold, rainy

days) or/and basketball pitch

(warm, hot days)

Maximum Capacity 8



tennis racket

Objectives To provide your child with

basic tennis skills;

To develop hand and eye

coordination, movement and

balance, listening skills;

To develop team work and

social skills;

To develop the ability to follow

instructions.

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SWIMMING

Club Name Swimming Club

Club Teacher Ingrid Stanciu




Place Swimming Club

(to be announced)

Maximum Capacity 20



Swimming costume and

equipment

Objectives To learn and improving

swimming skills

*Fee To be announced

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TABLE TENNIS

Club Name Table tennis club

Club Teacher Marinescu Stefan

Alexandru



Operating Time 15:15 – 16:15

Place Ground floor gallery

Maximum Capacity 8 pupils



Personal table tennis

balls and racquets

Objectives Improve and develop

skills in table tennis.

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Club Name Sailing Club

Club Teacher Adriana Cocora


Operating Day Tuesday or

Wednesday


Place Pantelimon Lake

Maximum Capacity 8 on each day



No

Objectives To learn how to sail

with the help of wind

*Fee 200 Ron

SAILING19

HEALTHY EATING

Club Name Healthy Eating Club

Club Teacher Adriana Pais



Operating Time 12.15-1.oo pm

Place Ms. Adriana’s room

Maximum Capacity 7 students


any


An apron, a knife, a

chopping board, and a

bowl

Objectives Students are encouraged

to eat healthy food.

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KEYBOARDING & PENGUIN

Club Name Keyboarding &

Penguin Club

Club Teacher Peter Fogarty



Operating Time 3.15 – 4.15

Place ICT Room

Maximum Capacity 20


any


Nothing – Though having own

penguin advantage

Objectives To learn how to type very fast

(with 10 fingers)

To explore a different world.

Solve problems with friends

and improve their social skills

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ROBOTICS

Club Name Robotics

Club Teacher Abdi Senol




Place ICT room


Required

material/equipment

No

Objectives design, fabricate, and

test a robot

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MASTERMIND

Club Name Mastermind/ Logic

Game

Club Teacher Sebahat Ozdemir




Place Turkish room

Maximum Capacity 6 students



No

Objectives Min Yup: A maths

and mental game

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SPEED STACKING

Club Name Speed Stacking

Club Teacher Kelly Greenfield

Age Group Year 2 & 3



Place Nursery K

Maximum Capacity 10


any


No

Objectives Build confidence,

develop fine motor skills

and improve handwriting

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ROMANIAN

Club Name Romanian Club

Club Teacher Raluca Damian


Operating Day Monday and Friday (twice

a week)


Place Miss Raluca’s class

Maximum Capacity 15



Dictionary, notebook

Objectives This is an opportunity for

students to learn

Romanian whose native

language is not Romanian

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ROMANIAN

Club Name Romanian Club

Club Teacher Iulia Ghircoias


Operating Day Monday and Friday


Place Miss Iulia’s class

Maximum Capacity 15



Dictionary, notebook

Objectives This is an opportunity for

students to learn

Romanian whose native

language is not Romanian

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Research has shown that extracurricular activities are an important aspect of education. The benefits to students of participation in these activities are numerous.

Extracurricular activities provide all students with equal opportunity to explore their individual interests. The benefits increase with the number and variety of choices so that more students' individual needs and interests can be met.

Through extracurricular activities, students form a positive and voluntary connection to school. Connections are formed between students, faculty and peer groups. Relationships are built between students and positive adult role models who sponsor or participate in these activities. Additionally, it has been shown that this increase in a student's commitment to school and school values can also lead to better academic performance.

ISB administrators and teachers are committed to providing a wide range of extracurricular activities for students. The variety and scope of activities offered is extensive so that every child in the school has a good chance to participate in an activity that is of interest to him or her.

At ISB Primary, students as young as year two class can begin to participate in extracurricular activities. The activities available increase as students get older.

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