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ASP offers a wide range of after-school activities and school clubs for students across all divisions. From non-competitive sports to arts, robotics, and student-led clubs, every learner can find an activity that matches their interests and energy.
After-school activities are an important part of student life at our international school. They help students explore new passions, build friendships across grade levels, and develop skills that matter beyond the classroom, such as collaboration, leadership, creativity, and confidence.
At ASP, after-school activities also serve as meaningful extracurricular experiences that complement academics. They give students opportunities to try something new, deepen existing strengths, and engage with the school community, other international schools within the Paris region, and with our partner schools across Europe. Whether a student is drawn to athletics, performing arts, design and technology, service, or academic clubs, these activities provide authentic ways to learn through experience.
Our offerings vary from year to year based on student interest. Each activity listing includes practical details to help families plan:
Many families use the program to balance enjoyment and growth. If you are not sure where to start, consider:
Browse the list below to explore what is available this year.
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Amnesty International aims to identify, bring attention to, and petition grave abuses of human rights across the world. A movement of over 3 million activists and supporters, Amnesty uses the power of international pressure to affect change.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: Amnesty International aims to identify, bring attention to, and petition grave abuses of human rights across the world. A movement of over 3 million activists and supporters, Amnesty uses the power of international pressure to affect change. Amnesty at ASP is an officially recognized affiliate of Amnesty France, and so the club often works in conjunction with their headquarters in Paris; while still remaining independent, with the flexibility to chose which topics the club members wish to pursue.
Fee: None
Amnesty International aims to identify, bring attention to, and petition grave abuses of human rights across the world. A movement of over 3 million activists and supporters, Amnesty uses the power of international pressure to affect change.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: Amnesty International aims to identify, bring attention to, and petition grave abuses of human rights across the world. A movement of over 3 million activists and supporters, Amnesty uses the power of international pressure to affect change. Amnesty at ASP is an officially recognized affiliate of Amnesty France, and so the club often works in conjunction with their headquarters in Paris; while still remaining independent, with the flexibility to chose which topics the club members wish to pursue.
Fee: None
Art Club for Grades K5–12
Grade(s): K5–12
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian (Lower School students), independent departure, or bus service.
Meeting Time:
Mondays: Grades 4–5, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Tuesdays: Grades 2–3, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Tuesdays: Grades 6–8. 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Wednesdays: Grades K5–1, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Grades 9–12: TBD
Club Description:
Grade 6–8: Art club is offered to all Middle School students interested in learning creative ways to make art in a fun setting using various mediums and tools not limited to watercolors, photography, etc. Students can contribute and give ideas on what they would like to create each week.
Grade 4–5: These grades will focus on Figure Gesture Drawing (modèle vivant) and developing student’s skills to draw a human figure in proportion, in different poses, and in action. Students will make a final sculpture. This class will be a hands-on, creative, individual expression, and experimentation art studio workshop atmosphere. Don’t wear your best clothing and plan on getting messy!
Grade 2–3: Grades 2–3 focus on skills in drawing and painting techniques, culminating in 3D designs and some digital animation. Students will develop craft through the use of a variety of tools and create personally meaningful projects. Different methods include pastels, watercolors, acrylic paints, pencil, papier maché and digital animation. This class will encourage creative thinking, individual expression, and experimentation in an art studio workshop atmosphere. Don’t wear your best clothing and plan on getting messy!
Fee:
Grades K5–5: €150
Grades 6–12: Free
Art Club for Grades K5–12
Grade(s): K5–12
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian (Lower School students), independent departure, or bus service.
Meeting Time:
Mondays: Grades 4–5, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Tuesdays: Grades 2–3, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Tuesdays: Grades 6–8. 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Wednesdays: Grades K5–1, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Grades 9–12: TBD
Club Description:
Grade 6–8: Art club is offered to all Middle School students interested in learning creative ways to make art in a fun setting using various mediums and tools not limited to watercolors, photography, etc. Students can contribute and give ideas on what they would like to create each week.
Grade 4–5: These grades will focus on Figure Gesture Drawing (modèle vivant) and developing student’s skills to draw a human figure in proportion, in different poses, and in action. Students will make a final sculpture. This class will be a hands-on, creative, individual expression, and experimentation art studio workshop atmosphere. Don’t wear your best clothing and plan on getting messy!
Grade 2–3: Grades 2–3 focus on skills in drawing and painting techniques, culminating in 3D designs and some digital animation. Students will develop craft through the use of a variety of tools and create personally meaningful projects. Different methods include pastels, watercolors, acrylic paints, pencil, papier maché and digital animation. This class will encourage creative thinking, individual expression, and experimentation in an art studio workshop atmosphere. Don’t wear your best clothing and plan on getting messy!
Fee:
Grades K5–5: €150
Grades 6–12: Free
Join your fellow Rebels on the baseball pitch! All skill levels are welcome.
Grade(s): 3–5
Meeting Location: ASP, family-organized transportation only.
Meeting Time: Saturdays, 9:30–10:30
Description: Join your fellow Rebels on the baseball pitch! All skill levels are welcome.
Fee: €150
Join your fellow Rebels on the baseball pitch! All skill levels are welcome.
Grade(s): 3–5
Meeting Location: ASP, family-organized transportation only.
Meeting Time: Saturdays, 9:30–10:30
Description: Join your fellow Rebels on the baseball pitch! All skill levels are welcome.
Fee: €150
Winter basketball for Grades 6–8
Grade(s): 6–8
Meeting Time: TBD
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian or bus service.
Fee: No cost
Join a small ensemble of beginner violin players to learn the basics of the beautiful instrument!
Grade(s): 2–5, no experience required.
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesdays, all year, 3:30–5:00 p.m
Club Description: Join a small ensemble of beginner violin players to learn the basics of the beautiful instrument!
Fee: No participation fee, instrument rental is €200 per year.
Join a small ensemble of beginner violin players to learn the basics of the beautiful instrument!
Grade(s): 2–5, no experience required.
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesdays, all year, 3:30–5:00 p.m
Club Description: Join a small ensemble of beginner violin players to learn the basics of the beautiful instrument!
Fee: No participation fee, instrument rental is €200 per year.
Enjoy the beauty of the Parc de Saint-Cloud with this active club! Our new ASP Bike Program extends beyond the school and into this fun afternoon activity.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Redshaw
Meeting Time: Thursdays, 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: Enjoy the beauty of the Parc de Saint-Cloud with this active club! Our new ASP Bike Program extends beyond the school and into this fun afternoon activity. ASP will provide bikes and helmets, however, students may bring their own bikes/helmets if they wish. All ASP equipment is sanitized after each use.
Fee: None
Enjoy the beauty of the Parc de Saint-Cloud with this active club! Our new ASP Bike Program extends beyond the school and into this fun afternoon activity.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Redshaw
Meeting Time: Thursdays, 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: Enjoy the beauty of the Parc de Saint-Cloud with this active club! Our new ASP Bike Program extends beyond the school and into this fun afternoon activity. ASP will provide bikes and helmets, however, students may bring their own bikes/helmets if they wish. All ASP equipment is sanitized after each use.
Fee: None
Ceramics offers students time to build skills and confidence in hand building clay vessels with connections will be made with nature, form & function and story-telling.
Grade(s): Grades 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Fridays, 3:30–5:00 p.m., NO BUS SERVICE, PARENT PICKUP ONLY!
Club Description: Ceramics offers students time to build skills and confidence in hand building clay vessels with connections will be made with nature, form & function and story-telling. Students will stretch and explore their art habits by playing, trying new things, making mistakes, and learning from them. This class will be a hands on, creative thinking, individual expression, and experimentation art studio workshop atmosphere. Don’t wear your best clothing and plan on getting messy!
Fee: €150
Ceramics offers students time to build skills and confidence in hand building clay vessels with connections will be made with nature, form & function and story-telling.
Grade(s): Grades 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Fridays, 3:30–5:00 p.m., NO BUS SERVICE, PARENT PICKUP ONLY!
Club Description: Ceramics offers students time to build skills and confidence in hand building clay vessels with connections will be made with nature, form & function and story-telling. Students will stretch and explore their art habits by playing, trying new things, making mistakes, and learning from them. This class will be a hands on, creative thinking, individual expression, and experimentation art studio workshop atmosphere. Don’t wear your best clothing and plan on getting messy!
Fee: €150
Tennis offers off-campus instruction in French by seasoned instructors from Players Tennis Academy, giving students a rich cultural experience in addition to tennis expertise.
*Must have previous competition experience
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian or bus service. This activity takes place off campus and students receive ASP transport to and from practice.
Meeting Time: TBD
Club Description: Tennis offers off-campus instruction in French by seasoned instructors from Players Tennis Academy, giving students a rich cultural experience in addition to tennis expertise. Transportation is provided between the courts and school.
Fee: €150
Tennis offers off-campus instruction in French by seasoned instructors from Players Tennis Academy, giving students a rich cultural experience in addition to tennis expertise.
*Must have previous competition experience
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian or bus service. This activity takes place off campus and students receive ASP transport to and from practice.
Meeting Time: TBD
Club Description: Tennis offers off-campus instruction in French by seasoned instructors from Players Tennis Academy, giving students a rich cultural experience in addition to tennis expertise. Transportation is provided between the courts and school.
Fee: €150
Cross country Tuesday/Thursdays for grades 6–8.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian or bus service.
Meeting Time: 3:45–5:00 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays
Club Description: Runners, take your marks! Cross Country is back to give everyone from beginners to experienced runners the opportunity to build their strength, speed, and endurance.
Fee: Free
Cross country Tuesday/Thursdays for grades 6–8.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian or bus service.
Meeting Time: 3:45–5:00 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays
Club Description: Runners, take your marks! Cross Country is back to give everyone from beginners to experienced runners the opportunity to build their strength, speed, and endurance.
Fee: Free
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Auditions will take place in Semester 1 for a performance in March of 202
Rehearsals: Schedules to be announced.
Students wishing to be involved in both sports and theatre should make this known from the
outset to both their coaches and to Mrs. Love.
Please contact Kirsten Love for more information.
Fee: None
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Auditions will take place in Semester 1 for a performance in March of 202
Rehearsals: Schedules to be announced.
Students wishing to be involved in both sports and theatre should make this known from the
outset to both their coaches and to Mrs. Love.
Please contact Kirsten Love for more information.
Fee: None
Design and build robots for the FIRST Lego League!
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesdays, 3:40–5:00 p.m.
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Schildge
Club Description: Come design and build robots for the FIRST Lego League! This competition is held in France and around the world to inspire students in the STEM field.
Fee: None; families are responsible for travel expenses associated with competitions.
Design and build robots for the FIRST Lego League!
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesdays, 3:40–5:00 p.m.
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Schildge
Club Description: Come design and build robots for the FIRST Lego League! This competition is held in France and around the world to inspire students in the STEM field.
Fee: None; families are responsible for travel expenses associated with competitions.
Welcome to fun club sports, a place where our younger students get active after school!
Grade(s): Grades K5–Grade 1
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Thursdays, 3:30–4:30 p.m.
Club Description: Welcome to fun club sports, a place where our younger students get active after school! Focusing on fun games and activities from dinosaur tag to catching games in the Fieldhouse gym, students will enjoy moving as they improve their motor skills and learn to use their energy creatively.
Fee: €200
Welcome to fun club sports, a place where our younger students get active after school!
Grade(s): Grades K5–Grade 1
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Thursdays, 3:30–4:30 p.m.
Club Description: Welcome to fun club sports, a place where our younger students get active after school! Focusing on fun games and activities from dinosaur tag to catching games in the Fieldhouse gym, students will enjoy moving as they improve their motor skills and learn to use their energy creatively.
Fee: €200
Green Team is an environmental club that is dedicated to preserving and protecting the environment at ASP and beyond.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Faculty Supervisors: TBD
Club Description: Green Team is an environmental club that is dedicated to preserving and protecting the environment at ASP and beyond. It oversees the recycling at schools and works to reduce the consumption of paper, water, electricity and other such resources. We also fundraise for various charity groups every year.
Fee: None
Green Team is an environmental club that is dedicated to preserving and protecting the environment at ASP and beyond.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Faculty Supervisors: TBD
Club Description: Green Team is an environmental club that is dedicated to preserving and protecting the environment at ASP and beyond. It oversees the recycling at schools and works to reduce the consumption of paper, water, electricity and other such resources. We also fundraise for various charity groups every year.
Fee: None
Humanities Lab offers a 1.5-hour open session where students in Grades 6, 7 and 8 can come and get support for social studies, English, science or other classes as needed.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Tuesday and Wednesday (3:30–5:00 p.m.)
Location: 4102
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Titterington, Ms. Mohr
Club Description: Humanities Lab offers a 1.5-hour open session where students in Grades 6, 7 and 8 can come and get support for social studies, English, science or other classes as needed. Interventions might include help with projects; homework support; test preparation or retesting; or guidance with “stretch” or enrichment programs. Students can catch the 5:15 bus afterward.
Fee: None
Humanities Lab offers a 1.5-hour open session where students in Grades 6, 7 and 8 can come and get support for social studies, English, science or other classes as needed.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Tuesday and Wednesday (3:30–5:00 p.m.)
Location: 4102
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Titterington, Ms. Mohr
Club Description: Humanities Lab offers a 1.5-hour open session where students in Grades 6, 7 and 8 can come and get support for social studies, English, science or other classes as needed. Interventions might include help with projects; homework support; test preparation or retesting; or guidance with “stretch” or enrichment programs. Students can catch the 5:15 bus afterward.
Fee: None
INK is ASP's student-led literary magazine. We take part in expeditions into Paris (Shakespeare & Co most recently), host an open-mic literary evening every year and publish a magazine containing student photography, poetry, short fiction, essays, graphic stories, etc.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: INK is ASP's student-led literary magazine. We take part in expeditions into Paris (Shakespeare & Co most recently), host an open-mic literary evening every year and publish a magazine containing student photography, poetry, short fiction, essays, graphic stories, etc. Our aim is to allow budding writers to explore their talents, their imagination and their self-confidence. Contributions are always welcomed.
Fee: None
INK is ASP's student-led literary magazine. We take part in expeditions into Paris (Shakespeare & Co most recently), host an open-mic literary evening every year and publish a magazine containing student photography, poetry, short fiction, essays, graphic stories, etc.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: INK is ASP's student-led literary magazine. We take part in expeditions into Paris (Shakespeare & Co most recently), host an open-mic literary evening every year and publish a magazine containing student photography, poetry, short fiction, essays, graphic stories, etc. Our aim is to allow budding writers to explore their talents, their imagination and their self-confidence. Contributions are always welcomed.
Fee: None
India Club raises funds and collects donations for the Jyoti School for handicapped children in Rishekesh, India
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Faculty Supervisors: TBD
Club Description: India Club raises funds and collects donations for the Jyoti School for handicapped children in Rishekesh, India as well as the Luxman Jhula Medical center, which treats people with leprosy. Goals include giving as much support as possible to these two institutions and learning about India and its culture, as well as how to perform community service.
Fee: None
India Club raises funds and collects donations for the Jyoti School for handicapped children in Rishekesh, India
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Faculty Supervisors: TBD
Club Description: India Club raises funds and collects donations for the Jyoti School for handicapped children in Rishekesh, India as well as the Luxman Jhula Medical center, which treats people with leprosy. Goals include giving as much support as possible to these two institutions and learning about India and its culture, as well as how to perform community service.
Fee: None
Innovation club explores the latest design, science and technology concepts. Students will be encouraged to create and experiment with various ideas to come up with innovative ideas and test them.
Grade(s): 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesdays, all year, 3:30–5:00 p.m
Club Description: Innovation club explores the latest design, science and technology concepts. Students will be encouraged to create and experiment with various ideas to come up with innovative ideas and test them. Creativity and hands-on activities are key parts of the club.
Fee: No participation fee
Innovation club explores the latest design, science and technology concepts. Students will be encouraged to create and experiment with various ideas to come up with innovative ideas and test them.
Grade(s): 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesdays, all year, 3:30–5:00 p.m
Club Description: Innovation club explores the latest design, science and technology concepts. Students will be encouraged to create and experiment with various ideas to come up with innovative ideas and test them. Creativity and hands-on activities are key parts of the club.
Fee: No participation fee
Interactive Design Club is an opportunity for students to explore creative applications of design thinking, coding, electronics and digital fabrication technology.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesday (3:45–5:00 p.m.)
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Santiago
Club Description: Interactive Design Club is an opportunity for students to explore creative applications of design thinking, coding, electronics and digital fabrication technology. Students work on individual projects and occasional group design challenges. They will gain experience using the traditional and advanced tools available in the Design Lab, such as the 3D Printers, Laser Cutter, vinyl cutters and CNC Milling machine while improving their CAD (Computer Aided Design) skills. They will also explore how microchips can be programmed to make everyday objects interactive and/or internet enabled.
Fee: None
Interactive Design Club is an opportunity for students to explore creative applications of design thinking, coding, electronics and digital fabrication technology.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesday (3:45–5:00 p.m.)
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Santiago
Club Description: Interactive Design Club is an opportunity for students to explore creative applications of design thinking, coding, electronics and digital fabrication technology. Students work on individual projects and occasional group design challenges. They will gain experience using the traditional and advanced tools available in the Design Lab, such as the 3D Printers, Laser Cutter, vinyl cutters and CNC Milling machine while improving their CAD (Computer Aided Design) skills. They will also explore how microchips can be programmed to make everyday objects interactive and/or internet enabled.
Fee: None
A continuation of Beginner violin and exclusively for those that were enrolled in Beginner violin last school year 2020–2021.
Grade(s): 3–5 (must have one year experience on musical instrument)
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Mondays, all year, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: A continuation of Beginner violin and exclusively for those that were enrolled in Beginner violin last school year 2020–2021. Students must have already completed beginner violin.
Fee: No participation fee, instrument rental is €200 per year.
A continuation of Beginner violin and exclusively for those that were enrolled in Beginner violin last school year 2020–2021.
Grade(s): 3–5 (must have one year experience on musical instrument)
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Mondays, all year, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: A continuation of Beginner violin and exclusively for those that were enrolled in Beginner violin last school year 2020–2021. Students must have already completed beginner violin.
Fee: No participation fee, instrument rental is €200 per year.
Upper School musicians with at least 2–3 years of playing experience are welcome to join on the following instruments: Flute, alto / tenor / baritone saxophones, trumpet, trombone / euphonium, electric guitar, piano, bass and drum kit.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Hall
Club Description: We are a standard 'big band' that plays a wide variety of musical styles. These include blues, swing, cool jazz, funk, rock, Latin and movie themes. Upper School musicians with at least 2–3 years of playing experience are welcome to join on the following instruments: Flute, alto / tenor / baritone saxophones, trumpet, trombone / euphonium, electric guitar, piano, bass and drum kit. Good reading of musical notation is essential for our repertoire, including chord symbols for guitarists. Improvising is encouraged but not required from all musicians.
We perform at school concerts as well as school events on and off campus. Members of the band are also eligible to audition for the AMIS Honor Jazz Festival which takes place each year at various locations worldwide. There is also an opportunity to attend the AMIS Jazz Skills Workshop, part of the main jazz festival, which is open to all musicians who wish to learn or improve their jazz techniques.
Fee: None
Upper School musicians with at least 2–3 years of playing experience are welcome to join on the following instruments: Flute, alto / tenor / baritone saxophones, trumpet, trombone / euphonium, electric guitar, piano, bass and drum kit.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Hall
Club Description: We are a standard 'big band' that plays a wide variety of musical styles. These include blues, swing, cool jazz, funk, rock, Latin and movie themes. Upper School musicians with at least 2–3 years of playing experience are welcome to join on the following instruments: Flute, alto / tenor / baritone saxophones, trumpet, trombone / euphonium, electric guitar, piano, bass and drum kit. Good reading of musical notation is essential for our repertoire, including chord symbols for guitarists. Improvising is encouraged but not required from all musicians.
We perform at school concerts as well as school events on and off campus. Members of the band are also eligible to audition for the AMIS Honor Jazz Festival which takes place each year at various locations worldwide. There is also an opportunity to attend the AMIS Jazz Skills Workshop, part of the main jazz festival, which is open to all musicians who wish to learn or improve their jazz techniques.
Fee: None
This club is focused on improving Math skills, but from a different perspective. In the club, we tackle math problems using “outside of the box” thinking.
Grade(s): 11–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: This club is focused on improving Math skills, but from a different perspective. In the club, we tackle math problems using “outside of the box” thinking. Club members also participate in international mathematics competitions.
Fee: None
This club is focused on improving Math skills, but from a different perspective. In the club, we tackle math problems using “outside of the box” thinking.
Grade(s): 11–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: This club is focused on improving Math skills, but from a different perspective. In the club, we tackle math problems using “outside of the box” thinking. Club members also participate in international mathematics competitions.
Fee: None
Kenya Club is a philanthropic organization which conducts fundraising in order to help a special youngster in Kenya, Kelvin Atuya, pursue his education.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: Kenya Club is a philanthropic organization which conducts fundraising in order to help a special youngster in Kenya, Kelvin Atuya, pursue his education. The club has been in existence for several years. Its immediate goal is to support Kelvin through to the end of his secondary education. The club has recently broadened its interests to fund the education of a young woman and address issues particularly affecting young African women.
Fee: None
Kenya Club is a philanthropic organization which conducts fundraising in order to help a special youngster in Kenya, Kelvin Atuya, pursue his education.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: Kenya Club is a philanthropic organization which conducts fundraising in order to help a special youngster in Kenya, Kelvin Atuya, pursue his education. The club has been in existence for several years. Its immediate goal is to support Kelvin through to the end of his secondary education. The club has recently broadened its interests to fund the education of a young woman and address issues particularly affecting young African women.
Fee: None
Lego Club include building techniques and an exploration of mechanical and architectural principles: motors and gears, construction, machines, physics concepts, design and fun LEGO projects
Grade(s): K5–Grade 2
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Mondays, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: Lego Club include building techniques and an exploration of mechanical and architectural principles: motors and gears, construction, machines, physics concepts, design and fun LEGO projects. Students will make real life replicas of famous landmarks, mosaics, scale modeling and architectural designs.
Fee: €300
Lego Club include building techniques and an exploration of mechanical and architectural principles: motors and gears, construction, machines, physics concepts, design and fun LEGO projects
Grade(s): K5–Grade 2
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Mondays, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: Lego Club include building techniques and an exploration of mechanical and architectural principles: motors and gears, construction, machines, physics concepts, design and fun LEGO projects. Students will make real life replicas of famous landmarks, mosaics, scale modeling and architectural designs.
Fee: €300
Lower School Singers is open to any student in grades 4–5 who enjoys singing
Grade(s): 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Thursdays, 3:30–5:00, all year.
Club Description: Lower School Singers is open to any student in grades 4–5 who enjoys singing. Students will be developing their singing and music reading skills in an ensemble, in addition to enhancing self-confidence, building leadership skills, and creating bonds across grade levels.
Through a variety of repertoire, students will additionally be introduced to different musical styles and genres. Numerous performance opportunities including the Winter and Summer ArtsPlosion concerts, Vocal 3D, International Day and local Retirement Communities. The ensemble meets once a week after school for the entire school year.
Fee: No participation fee.
Lower School Singers is open to any student in grades 4–5 who enjoys singing
Grade(s): 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Thursdays, 3:30–5:00, all year.
Club Description: Lower School Singers is open to any student in grades 4–5 who enjoys singing. Students will be developing their singing and music reading skills in an ensemble, in addition to enhancing self-confidence, building leadership skills, and creating bonds across grade levels.
Through a variety of repertoire, students will additionally be introduced to different musical styles and genres. Numerous performance opportunities including the Winter and Summer ArtsPlosion concerts, Vocal 3D, International Day and local Retirement Communities. The ensemble meets once a week after school for the entire school year.
Fee: No participation fee.
MATHCOUNTS is a club where students learn the fun side of mathematics while solving interesting problems.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Mondays, 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Millette
Club Description: MATHCOUNTS is a club where students learn the fun side of mathematics while solving interesting problems. This club is open to grades 6, 7 and 8 and from all levels. We try to foster a love of mathematics and its many connections to real life. Join us for a weekly dose of interesting math conundrums, paradoxes and plain-old puzzles! For those interested, we will also have the yearly MATHCOUNTS competition series (starting in January) for a chance to compete in the national competition in Orlando, Florida, USA. All competitions will take place online until further notice. Competition times will be posted soon online.
Fee: None
MATHCOUNTS is a club where students learn the fun side of mathematics while solving interesting problems.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Mondays, 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Millette
Club Description: MATHCOUNTS is a club where students learn the fun side of mathematics while solving interesting problems. This club is open to grades 6, 7 and 8 and from all levels. We try to foster a love of mathematics and its many connections to real life. Join us for a weekly dose of interesting math conundrums, paradoxes and plain-old puzzles! For those interested, we will also have the yearly MATHCOUNTS competition series (starting in January) for a chance to compete in the national competition in Orlando, Florida, USA. All competitions will take place online until further notice. Competition times will be posted soon online.
Fee: None
Math Lab offers a 1.5-hour open session where students in Grades 6, 7 and 8 can come and get support or remediation in math.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesday and Thursday (3:30–5:00)
Location: 4.109
Faculty Supervisors: Ms. Schuette and Ms. Filip
Club Description: Math Lab offers a 1.5-hour open session where students in Grades 6, 7 and 8 can come and get support or remediation in math. Interventions might include help with projects; homework support; test preparation or retesting; or guidance with “stretch” or enrichment programs. The Lab is open as of 3:30 p.m., and students catch the 5:15 bus afterward.
Fee: None
Math Lab offers a 1.5-hour open session where students in Grades 6, 7 and 8 can come and get support or remediation in math.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesday and Thursday (3:30–5:00)
Location: 4.109
Faculty Supervisors: Ms. Schuette and Ms. Filip
Club Description: Math Lab offers a 1.5-hour open session where students in Grades 6, 7 and 8 can come and get support or remediation in math. Interventions might include help with projects; homework support; test preparation or retesting; or guidance with “stretch” or enrichment programs. The Lab is open as of 3:30 p.m., and students catch the 5:15 bus afterward.
Fee: None
Take a break from the school week with mindfulness techniques taught by Ms. Rich.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Faculty Supervisors: Ms. Rich
Meeting Time: Tuesdays, 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: Take a break from the school week with mindfulness techniques taught by Ms. Rich.
Fee: €150
Take a break from the school week with mindfulness techniques taught by Ms. Rich.
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Faculty Supervisors: Ms. Rich
Meeting Time: Tuesdays, 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: Take a break from the school week with mindfulness techniques taught by Ms. Rich.
Fee: €150
Our tennis instructors from Players Tennis Academy bring their expertise to ASP, as our younger students explore mini tennis in the Fieldhouse.
*French-language activity
Grade(s): K4–Grade 1
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian ONLY. There is NO bus service on Friday.
Meeting Time: Fridays, 3:30–4:30, PARENT PICKUP
Description: Our tennis instructors from Players Tennis Academy bring their expertise to ASP, as our younger students explore mini tennis in the Fieldhouse. The focus of mini tennis is to learn the main techniques, engage in exploration with smaller rackets/balls and lots of movement.
Fee: €150
Our tennis instructors from Players Tennis Academy bring their expertise to ASP, as our younger students explore mini tennis in the Fieldhouse.
*French-language activity
Grade(s): K4–Grade 1
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian ONLY. There is NO bus service on Friday.
Meeting Time: Fridays, 3:30–4:30, PARENT PICKUP
Description: Our tennis instructors from Players Tennis Academy bring their expertise to ASP, as our younger students explore mini tennis in the Fieldhouse. The focus of mini tennis is to learn the main techniques, engage in exploration with smaller rackets/balls and lots of movement.
Fee: €150
Yoga and mini yoga for Grades K5–5
Grade(s): Grade K5–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Tuesdays, Mini Yoga: Grade K4–1
Wednesdays, Yoga: Grades 3–5
Thursdays, Yoga: Grades 2–3
Club Description:
Mini Yoga: Mini Yoga guides younger students through several fun mind and body activities. Yoga movements are slowly introduced throughout each class by way of fun poses, deep breathing and other relaxation techniques. Students will learn how to channel their energy into yoga and manage their excitement after the school day! Namaste.
Yoga: Yoga introduces Lower School students to several different poses and relaxation methods to unwind after the school day.
Movements are slowly introduced throughout each class by way of basic poses and deep breathing techniques. Students will come away from each session feeling relaxed yet energized.
Fee: €200 for Mini Yoga, €150 for Grades 2–5
Yoga and mini yoga for Grades K5–5
Grade(s): Grade K5–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Tuesdays, Mini Yoga: Grade K4–1
Wednesdays, Yoga: Grades 3–5
Thursdays, Yoga: Grades 2–3
Club Description:
Mini Yoga: Mini Yoga guides younger students through several fun mind and body activities. Yoga movements are slowly introduced throughout each class by way of fun poses, deep breathing and other relaxation techniques. Students will learn how to channel their energy into yoga and manage their excitement after the school day! Namaste.
Yoga: Yoga introduces Lower School students to several different poses and relaxation methods to unwind after the school day.
Movements are slowly introduced throughout each class by way of basic poses and deep breathing techniques. Students will come away from each session feeling relaxed yet energized.
Fee: €200 for Mini Yoga, €150 for Grades 2–5
Model UN is a club in which we debate global issues, with the goal of finding solutions to these issues in the UN framework.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: Model UN is a club in which we debate global issues, with the goal of finding solutions to these issues in the UN framework. In meetings, we practice our skills of debate and public speaking, while researching the nations we represent to learn about foreign policy. We also attend several conferences throughout the year, which require great levels of leadership and collaboration with others.
Fee: None; families are responsible for travel expenses associated with competitions.
Model UN is a club in which we debate global issues, with the goal of finding solutions to these issues in the UN framework.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: Model UN is a club in which we debate global issues, with the goal of finding solutions to these issues in the UN framework. In meetings, we practice our skills of debate and public speaking, while researching the nations we represent to learn about foreign policy. We also attend several conferences throughout the year, which require great levels of leadership and collaboration with others.
Fee: None; families are responsible for travel expenses associated with competitions.
All Grade 4 and 5 students have the opportunity to learn to play a musical instrument from the woodwind, brass or percussion families. This involves group tuition using the Standard of Excellence method books, as well as performances as a Lower School Concert Band.
Grade(s): 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Tuesdays, 3:30–5:00, all year.
Club Description: All Grade 4 and 5 students have the opportunity to learn to play a musical instrument from the woodwind, brass or percussion families. This involves group tuition using the Standard of Excellence method books, as well as performances as a Lower School Concert Band.
Any Lower School musicians who already play these instruments are able to continue developing their skills within the same program, becoming section leaders within the Lower School Band. Experienced ASP music faculty provide the tuition in specialist music facilities.
The following instruments may be rented from ASP for €200 per year. Please contact Mr. Hall for more information.
Fee: No participation fee, instrument rental is €200 per year.
All Grade 4 and 5 students have the opportunity to learn to play a musical instrument from the woodwind, brass or percussion families. This involves group tuition using the Standard of Excellence method books, as well as performances as a Lower School Concert Band.
Grade(s): 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Tuesdays, 3:30–5:00, all year.
Club Description: All Grade 4 and 5 students have the opportunity to learn to play a musical instrument from the woodwind, brass or percussion families. This involves group tuition using the Standard of Excellence method books, as well as performances as a Lower School Concert Band.
Any Lower School musicians who already play these instruments are able to continue developing their skills within the same program, becoming section leaders within the Lower School Band. Experienced ASP music faculty provide the tuition in specialist music facilities.
The following instruments may be rented from ASP for €200 per year. Please contact Mr. Hall for more information.
Fee: No participation fee, instrument rental is €200 per year.
In the Musical Theater Club students will enhance their knowledge of all aspects of musical theater, including acting, dancing, singing, costume design, stage managing, publicity, stage lighting, sound systems, set design and production preparation.
Grade(s): 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Club Description: In the Musical Theater Club students will enhance their knowledge of all aspects of musical theater, including acting, dancing, singing, costume design, stage managing, publicity, stage lighting, sound systems, set design and production preparation. The MTC culminates in a performance for all participating members, open to the ASP community. Past performances have included: Holiday Road Trip, At The Bandstand, Wright!, Jukebox Time Machine, Camp Runamok, and Going Beyond: The Musical.
Fee: None
In the Musical Theater Club students will enhance their knowledge of all aspects of musical theater, including acting, dancing, singing, costume design, stage managing, publicity, stage lighting, sound systems, set design and production preparation.
Grade(s): 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Club Description: In the Musical Theater Club students will enhance their knowledge of all aspects of musical theater, including acting, dancing, singing, costume design, stage managing, publicity, stage lighting, sound systems, set design and production preparation. The MTC culminates in a performance for all participating members, open to the ASP community. Past performances have included: Holiday Road Trip, At The Bandstand, Wright!, Jukebox Time Machine, Camp Runamok, and Going Beyond: The Musical.
Fee: None
The National Honor Society chapter of the American School of Paris is a duly chartered and affiliated chapter of this prestigious national organization. Membership is open to those students who meet the required standards in four areas of evaluation
Grade(s): Grade 12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Faculty Supervisors: Justin Kearns
Club Description: The National Honor Society chapter of the American School of Paris is a duly chartered and affiliated chapter of this prestigious national organization. Membership is open to those students who meet the required standards in four areas of evaluation: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Students are selected for membership by majority vote of a five-member, Upper School Director-appointed faculty council, which bestows this honor upon qualified students on behalf of the faculty of our school during the fall and spring semesters.
Fee: None
The National Honor Society chapter of the American School of Paris is a duly chartered and affiliated chapter of this prestigious national organization. Membership is open to those students who meet the required standards in four areas of evaluation
Grade(s): Grade 12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Faculty Supervisors: Justin Kearns
Club Description: The National Honor Society chapter of the American School of Paris is a duly chartered and affiliated chapter of this prestigious national organization. Membership is open to those students who meet the required standards in four areas of evaluation: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Students are selected for membership by majority vote of a five-member, Upper School Director-appointed faculty council, which bestows this honor upon qualified students on behalf of the faculty of our school during the fall and spring semesters.
Fee: None
Pickleball is a fun racket sport that mixes tennis, badminton and ping pong.
Grade(s): 2–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Mondays, 3:30-5:00 p.m.
Club Description: See you on the court! Pickleball is a fun racket sport that mixes tennis*, badminton and ping pong. Played on smaller courts with modified equipment, it serves as the perfect racket sport for all levels. The club will run outside on our brand new pickleball courts.
*This club replaces our usual off-campus tennis for this semester.
Fee: €150
Pickleball is a fun racket sport that mixes tennis, badminton and ping pong.
Grade(s): 2–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Mondays, 3:30-5:00 p.m.
Club Description: See you on the court! Pickleball is a fun racket sport that mixes tennis*, badminton and ping pong. Played on smaller courts with modified equipment, it serves as the perfect racket sport for all levels. The club will run outside on our brand new pickleball courts.
*This club replaces our usual off-campus tennis for this semester.
Fee: €150
ASP facilitates the opportunity to learn an instrument privately with a qualified and enthusiastic private teacher on campus after school.
Grade(s): Dependent on instrument, offerings from K4–Grade 12 and for parents if space permits
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Dependent on instrument chosen, between 3:30–6:30.
Club Description: ASP facilitates the opportunity to learn an instrument privately with a qualified and enthusiastic private teacher on campus after school. Teachers in drums, voice, piano, strings, saxophone, trumpet and guitar are either on campus from 3:30 – 6:30 p.m., or offering Zoom lessons at your own convenience (tried, tested and wonderfully effective!)
These lessons are for students from all 3 divisions, of all levels of ability, and even parents if space is available. For more information and contact information of instructors, please email Mrs Kirsten Love or Mr Matthew Hall.
Fee: €30–€40 per half hour depending on the instructor
ASP facilitates the opportunity to learn an instrument privately with a qualified and enthusiastic private teacher on campus after school.
Grade(s): Dependent on instrument, offerings from K4–Grade 12 and for parents if space permits
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Dependent on instrument chosen, between 3:30–6:30.
Club Description: ASP facilitates the opportunity to learn an instrument privately with a qualified and enthusiastic private teacher on campus after school. Teachers in drums, voice, piano, strings, saxophone, trumpet and guitar are either on campus from 3:30 – 6:30 p.m., or offering Zoom lessons at your own convenience (tried, tested and wonderfully effective!)
These lessons are for students from all 3 divisions, of all levels of ability, and even parents if space is available. For more information and contact information of instructors, please email Mrs Kirsten Love or Mr Matthew Hall.
Fee: €30–€40 per half hour depending on the instructor
We produce PSA videos and comedy skits, and learn about the inside of a production studio. Our videos will be shown in PAC to the whole Upper School throughout the year.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Pessoa
Club Description: As the Upper School media production club, we will produce PSA videos and comedy skits, and learn about the inside of a production studio. Our videos will be shown in PAC to the whole Upper School throughout the year.
Fee: None
We produce PSA videos and comedy skits, and learn about the inside of a production studio. Our videos will be shown in PAC to the whole Upper School throughout the year.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Faculty Supervisors: Mr. Pessoa
Club Description: As the Upper School media production club, we will produce PSA videos and comedy skits, and learn about the inside of a production studio. Our videos will be shown in PAC to the whole Upper School throughout the year.
Fee: None
The Romania club has been supporting the work of Romanian Children’s Relief/Fondatia Innocenti, which runs a playroom for abandoned babies and a program for elementary school Roma children in Bucharest
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: For over ten years, the Romania club has been supporting the work of Romanian Children’s Relief/Fondatia Innocenti, which runs a playroom for abandoned babies and a program for elementary school Roma children in Bucharest. The club usually sends groups of students to Bucharest for a week during the Toussaint and April breaks to work.
Fee: None; families are responsible for associated travel expenses.
The Romania club has been supporting the work of Romanian Children’s Relief/Fondatia Innocenti, which runs a playroom for abandoned babies and a program for elementary school Roma children in Bucharest
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: For over ten years, the Romania club has been supporting the work of Romanian Children’s Relief/Fondatia Innocenti, which runs a playroom for abandoned babies and a program for elementary school Roma children in Bucharest. The club usually sends groups of students to Bucharest for a week during the Toussaint and April breaks to work.
Fee: None; families are responsible for associated travel expenses.
A great way to stay fit for budding runners or for those wanting to improve their endurance.
Grade(s): Grades 4–5
Meeting Time: Tuesdays, 3:30–5:00 p.m., week of September 20–December 6.
Dismissal:
Pick-up by parent/guardian from Lower School Library, or bus service.
Description: A great way to stay fit for budding runners or for those wanting to improve their endurance. We head out to the beautiful Parc de Saint-Cloud right next to ASP with our instructors for some running activities and physical fitness fun.
Fee: No fee
A great way to stay fit for budding runners or for those wanting to improve their endurance.
Grade(s): Grades 4–5
Meeting Time: Tuesdays, 3:30–5:00 p.m., week of September 20–December 6.
Dismissal:
Pick-up by parent/guardian from Lower School Library, or bus service.
Description: A great way to stay fit for budding runners or for those wanting to improve their endurance. We head out to the beautiful Parc de Saint-Cloud right next to ASP with our instructors for some running activities and physical fitness fun.
Fee: No fee
Sewing & Fibers club explores natural and synthetic dyes, discovering the different forms of textiles, hand weaving and machine sewing with connections to Math & Science.
Grade(s): Grades 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Thursdays, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: Sewing & Fibers club explores natural and synthetic dyes, discovering the different forms of textiles, hand weaving and machine sewing with connections to Math & Science. Students will stretch and explore their art habits by playing, trying new things, making mistakes, and learning from them. This class will be a hands on, creative thinking, individual expression, and experimentation art studio workshop atmosphere. Don’t wear your best clothing and plan on getting messy!
Fee: €150
Sewing & Fibers club explores natural and synthetic dyes, discovering the different forms of textiles, hand weaving and machine sewing with connections to Math & Science.
Grade(s): Grades 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Thursdays, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: Sewing & Fibers club explores natural and synthetic dyes, discovering the different forms of textiles, hand weaving and machine sewing with connections to Math & Science. Students will stretch and explore their art habits by playing, trying new things, making mistakes, and learning from them. This class will be a hands on, creative thinking, individual expression, and experimentation art studio workshop atmosphere. Don’t wear your best clothing and plan on getting messy!
Fee: €150
Soccer is open to all levels of students, from beginners to regular competitors.
Grade(s): See below for dates/times for Grade K4–5.
Meeting Time:
Week of September 20–November 22.
Mondays, Grades 1–3, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Tuesdays, Grades 2–3
Fridays, Grades 4–5, 3:30–5:00 p.m. PARENT PICKUP ONLY!
Saturdays, PARENT PICKUP ONLY!
Grades K4–Grade 2, 9:30–10:30 a.m.
Grades 3–5, 10:30–11:45 a.m.
Dismissal:
Tuesday: Pick-up by parent/guardian from Lower School Library, or bus service.
Friday and Saturday: PARENT PICKUP ONLY.
Description: Come join your fellow Rebels on the field! Soccer is open to all levels of students, from beginners to regular competitors. Mixing a variety of exercises, activities and small-sided games, students will learn the fundamentals of the game in a fun setting.
Fee: No fee.
Soccer is open to all levels of students, from beginners to regular competitors.
Grade(s): See below for dates/times for Grade K4–5.
Meeting Time:
Week of September 20–November 22.
Mondays, Grades 1–3, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Tuesdays, Grades 2–3
Fridays, Grades 4–5, 3:30–5:00 p.m. PARENT PICKUP ONLY!
Saturdays, PARENT PICKUP ONLY!
Grades K4–Grade 2, 9:30–10:30 a.m.
Grades 3–5, 10:30–11:45 a.m.
Dismissal:
Tuesday: Pick-up by parent/guardian from Lower School Library, or bus service.
Friday and Saturday: PARENT PICKUP ONLY.
Description: Come join your fellow Rebels on the field! Soccer is open to all levels of students, from beginners to regular competitors. Mixing a variety of exercises, activities and small-sided games, students will learn the fundamentals of the game in a fun setting.
Fee: No fee.
Soccer Tuesday/ Wednesday, 3:45–6:15 p.m. for Grades 6–8
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian or bus service.
Meeting Time:
Tuesdays/Thursdays: 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: Take to the soccer pitch with your fellow Rebels! All experience levels welcome.
Fee: Free
Soccer Tuesday/ Wednesday, 3:45–6:15 p.m. for Grades 6–8
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian or bus service.
Meeting Time:
Tuesdays/Thursdays: 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Club Description: Take to the soccer pitch with your fellow Rebels! All experience levels welcome.
Fee: Free
String ensemble is open to violin, viola, cello and double bass players who have at least one year of experience with their instrument, and can read music.
Grade(s): 2–12 (must have one year experience on musical instrument)
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian (Lower School students), independent departure (Middle and Upper School), or bus service.
Meeting Time:
Lower School: Tuesdays, all year, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Middle School & Upper School: Tuesdays, all year, 5:15–6:15 p.m. Depending on numbers, Middle and Upper School groups can be split.
Club Description: String ensemble is open to violin, viola, cello and double bass players who have at least one year of experience with their instrument, and can read music. The ensembles play a variety of music ranging from Classical to film and popular music, giving the students an exposure to all types of musical genres. Students are required to have at least 1–2 years of playing experience on their instrument and music reading is necessary.
Fee: No participation fee, instrument rental is €200 per year.
String ensemble is open to violin, viola, cello and double bass players who have at least one year of experience with their instrument, and can read music.
Grade(s): 2–12 (must have one year experience on musical instrument)
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian (Lower School students), independent departure (Middle and Upper School), or bus service.
Meeting Time:
Lower School: Tuesdays, all year, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Middle School & Upper School: Tuesdays, all year, 5:15–6:15 p.m. Depending on numbers, Middle and Upper School groups can be split.
Club Description: String ensemble is open to violin, viola, cello and double bass players who have at least one year of experience with their instrument, and can read music. The ensembles play a variety of music ranging from Classical to film and popular music, giving the students an exposure to all types of musical genres. Students are required to have at least 1–2 years of playing experience on their instrument and music reading is necessary.
Fee: No participation fee, instrument rental is €200 per year.
The Student Council is an organization that acts as a liaison between the students and the administration. We seek to address the concerns of the students whilst striving to create the most favorable environment and culture for the entire student body and school.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: The Student Council is an organization that acts as a liaison between the students and the administration. We seek to address the concerns of the students whilst striving to create the most favorable environment and culture for the entire student body and school. We are composed of 4 officers (President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary) 12 representatives (3 representatives from each grade) and a Spirit Liason.
Fee: None
The Student Council is an organization that acts as a liaison between the students and the administration. We seek to address the concerns of the students whilst striving to create the most favorable environment and culture for the entire student body and school.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: The Student Council is an organization that acts as a liaison between the students and the administration. We seek to address the concerns of the students whilst striving to create the most favorable environment and culture for the entire student body and school. We are composed of 4 officers (President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary) 12 representatives (3 representatives from each grade) and a Spirit Liason.
Fee: None
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Club takes place during school hours, no sign up needed
Meeting Time: Thursdays (Lunch)
Location: Middle School Office
Faculty Supervisors: Anthony Suzzi-Valli and Rebecca Rankin
Club Description: The Student Voice provides students the opportunity to create positive change in our school, local, and global communities. In this group, students are able to express their views, determine topics of interest, and bring their ideas to fruition. We will work together to develop specific focus areas, so that students can spend the bulk of their time invested in those causes most meaningful to them. We are eager to empower students to find and use their voices and to make decisions that will have a positive impact on those around them.
Fee: None
Grade(s): 6–8
Dismissal: Club takes place during school hours, no sign up needed
Meeting Time: Thursdays (Lunch)
Location: Middle School Office
Faculty Supervisors: Anthony Suzzi-Valli and Rebecca Rankin
Club Description: The Student Voice provides students the opportunity to create positive change in our school, local, and global communities. In this group, students are able to express their views, determine topics of interest, and bring their ideas to fruition. We will work together to develop specific focus areas, so that students can spend the bulk of their time invested in those causes most meaningful to them. We are eager to empower students to find and use their voices and to make decisions that will have a positive impact on those around them.
Fee: None
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Sumba Club is an ASP service club that, through fundraising, aims to lessen the consequences of poverty on the island of Sumba. Each year we focus on a specific goal that can be anything from funding mosquitos nets to funding water tanks for the villages.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: Sumba Club is an ASP service club that, through fundraising, aims to lessen the consequences of poverty on the island of Sumba. Each year we focus on a specific goal that can be anything from funding mosquitos nets to funding water tanks for the villages. We try to come up with fun and original fundraising ideas while spreading awareness and making a difference.
Fee: None
Sumba Club is an ASP service club that, through fundraising, aims to lessen the consequences of poverty on the island of Sumba. Each year we focus on a specific goal that can be anything from funding mosquitos nets to funding water tanks for the villages.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Club Description: Sumba Club is an ASP service club that, through fundraising, aims to lessen the consequences of poverty on the island of Sumba. Each year we focus on a specific goal that can be anything from funding mosquitos nets to funding water tanks for the villages. We try to come up with fun and original fundraising ideas while spreading awareness and making a difference.
Fee: None
French language activity
Tennis offers off-campus instruction in French by seasoned instructors from Players Tennis Academy, giving students a rich cultural experience in addition to tennis expertise
*French-language activity
Grade(s): 2–5
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian from Lower School Library, or bus service.
Tennis practice takes place off-campus. Students are transported to and from ASP within the meeting time by the School.
Meeting Time: Tuesdays, 3:30–5:00
Description: Tennis offers off-campus instruction in French by seasoned instructors from Players Tennis Academy, giving students a rich cultural experience in addition to tennis expertise. Transportation is provided between the courts and school.
Fee: €300
French language activity
Tennis offers off-campus instruction in French by seasoned instructors from Players Tennis Academy, giving students a rich cultural experience in addition to tennis expertise
*French-language activity
Grade(s): 2–5
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian from Lower School Library, or bus service.
Tennis practice takes place off-campus. Students are transported to and from ASP within the meeting time by the School.
Meeting Time: Tuesdays, 3:30–5:00
Description: Tennis offers off-campus instruction in French by seasoned instructors from Players Tennis Academy, giving students a rich cultural experience in addition to tennis expertise. Transportation is provided between the courts and school.
Fee: €300
Student-run a cappella singing group. Members are chosen through audition.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Club Description: Student-run a cappella singing group. Members are chosen through audition.
Fee: None
Student-run a cappella singing group. Members are chosen through audition.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: TBD
Club Description: Student-run a cappella singing group. Members are chosen through audition.
Fee: None
Volleyball Wednesdays, 3:45–6:15 p.m. for Grades 6–8
Grade(s): 6–8
Meeting Time: Wednesdays, 3:45–6:15 p.m.
Dismissal: Pick-up by parent/guardian or bus service.
Fee: No fee.
Grade(s): 9–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesday 3:40-4:20
Faculty Supervisors: Laura Schupack
Club Description:
Fee: None
Grade(s): 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesdays, 3:30–5:00, all year.
Club Description: All Grade 4 and 5 students have the opportunity to learn to play a musical instrument from the woodwind, brass or percussion families. This involves group tuition using the Standard of Excellence method books, as well as performances as a Lower School Concert Band.
Any Lower School musicians who already play these instruments are able to continue developing their skills within the same program, becoming section leaders within the Lower School Band. Experienced ASP music faculty provide the tuition in specialist music facilities.
The following instruments may be rented from ASP for €200 per year. Please contact Mr. Hall for more information.
Woodwind: flute, clarinet, alto saxophone
Fee: No participation fee, instrument rental is €200 per year.
Grade(s): 4–5
Dismissal: Pick-up from the Lower School Library by a parent/guardian, or bus service.
Meeting Time: Wednesdays, 3:30–5:00, all year.
Club Description: All Grade 4 and 5 students have the opportunity to learn to play a musical instrument from the woodwind, brass or percussion families. This involves group tuition using the Standard of Excellence method books, as well as performances as a Lower School Concert Band.
Any Lower School musicians who already play these instruments are able to continue developing their skills within the same program, becoming section leaders within the Lower School Band. Experienced ASP music faculty provide the tuition in specialist music facilities.
The following instruments may be rented from ASP for €200 per year. Please contact Mr. Hall for more information.
Woodwind: flute, clarinet, alto saxophone
Fee: No participation fee, instrument rental is €200 per year.
Grade(s): 6–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Tuesday (3:45–5:00 p.m.)
Location: Media Lab
Faculty Supervisors: TBD
Club Description: Yearbook Club is where students work collaboratively to visually and verbally document the story of the year. This Middle School club offers our sixth, seventh and eighth graders the opportunity to develop journalism, technology, and life skills, and to collaborate with students of the Upper School Yearbook class. Whether your strengths lie in the visual arts, in written expression, in leadership and organization, or in utilizing technology, Yearbook Club is the place to be. Sessions are currently held on Tuesdays from 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Fee: None
Grade(s): 6–12
Dismissal: Independent departure from campus (public or family transport), or ASP bus service.
Meeting Time: Tuesday (3:45–5:00 p.m.)
Location: Media Lab
Faculty Supervisors: TBD
Club Description: Yearbook Club is where students work collaboratively to visually and verbally document the story of the year. This Middle School club offers our sixth, seventh and eighth graders the opportunity to develop journalism, technology, and life skills, and to collaborate with students of the Upper School Yearbook class. Whether your strengths lie in the visual arts, in written expression, in leadership and organization, or in utilizing technology, Yearbook Club is the place to be. Sessions are currently held on Tuesdays from 3:45–5:00 p.m.
Fee: None
Activities are available by division and grade level. Each listing shows the eligible grade(s).
Dismissal details vary by activity and are listed on each activity card, including pick-up, independent departure, or bus service when offered.
Some activities are free, while others may have a fee. Each listing indicates the cost, if applicable.
Offerings may change from year to year depending on student interest and staffing.
After-school activities include a wide range of school clubs and enrichment options that take place outside the academic day, such as arts, technology, service, and recreational sports. These activities are open to students across divisions and focus on exploration, creativity, and personal development.
Athletics is dedicated to competitive team sports, with Middle School, varsity, and junior varsity teams that compete locally and against other international schools in Europe. Our Lower School students compete locally against other international schools.
Arts at ASP are offered both through after-school clubs and as part of the curricular arts program, which includes visual arts, music, theater, and film integrated into the school day.
Yes, depending on schedules and availability. Families often balance activities with academic workload.
Students may combine after-school clubs with athletics or arts, depending on their interests and time commitments. Those interested in competitive team sports can explore the Athletics program at the American School of Paris, while students passionate about creative disciplines can also discover the school’s Arts programs, both curricular and after school.