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Summer Camp 2021
This year, more than ever, we are eager to bring together children and teens from ASP and from local French and international schools for a rich and inspiring summer program of learning, exploration and peer exchanges.
Students can dive into a particular topic or a combination of topics: English communication, visual and performing arts, science and design challenges, all led by highly-qualified specialty and English language instructors.
As they expand their perspective, improve skills or enjoy activities, students take full advantage of all that our campus has to offer, including outdoor spaces, athletic fields, dedicated spaces for performing arts, music, art and innovation.
Discover the incredibly diversified program that is offered across the four weeks and the opportunity for each student to design the perfect course combination of learning and enrichment.
We are excited to welcome you to our summer community.
Exceptionally, we are not offering a French immersion camp since all cultural venues are closed due to the sanitary situation. However, at primary level, activities are open to English and French speakers.
June 21-25
Schedule for June 21-25
| TIMES | primary 5-7 years old | Primary 8-11 years old | secondary 12-17 years old |
| 9h30-13h00 |
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| Lunch & Recess | Lunch | Lunch | |
| 14h00-16h00 |
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*AD: activity available as an all day option only.
- Primary Activities Camp 5-7 years old
- Primary Specialty Camp 8-11 years old
- Secondary Camp 12-17 years old
Primary Activities Camp 5-7 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 500€ for the week
Grades K - Grade 2
A fun-filled week of activities that alternate throughout the day: arts, crafts, storytelling, drama workshop,
sports and field day activities, music, coding, recreational games, building activities and science
experiments. Open to English and French speakers.
Primary Specialty Camp 8-11 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 500€ for the week
Grades 3 - 5
A week of exploration in creativity, problem-solving, crafts, DIY, sports and field day activities. Students can select from a choice of three morning and three afternoon activities.
Open to English and French speakers.
- Animated Storybooks -
Morning Activity
Make your favorite story book come to life with animation and voice over.
- Animated Portraits -
Afternoon Activity
An unusual take on autobiography and digital art where students create an animated version of their self-portrait.
- Field Day Activities -
Afternoon Activity
Obstacles courses, relay races with a twist, tag games and more outdoor games.
- Fun Club -
Afternoon activity
A week-long creative and team-building program of activities: recreational games, arts and crafts, scavenger hunts, mysteries to solve, DIY and lots more.
- Team Sports -
Morning Activity
Led by the school’s Athletic Department coaches. A week-long offering to discover sport-specific fundamentals or to improve sport-specific skills, build confidence, and teach students a team-first approach. Each week, sports alternate: baseball, basketball, ultimate frisbee, field hockey, soccer, and recreational sport games.
- Theater Workshop -
Morning Activity
Drama games and activities to explore movement and expression, voice and characters.
Secondary Camp 12-17 years old
Morning Option
Time : 9h30-13h00
Fees : 530€ for the week
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 695 € for the week
Note: One or two activities possible for the week. i.e : You may choose morning English Language Class and afternoon Sports for the week, or Theatre production all day.
- Animation-
Morning Activity
Make your own stop motion animation, a film making technique that makes inanimate objects appear to move on their own.
Grade 6-12. Some English preferred but not essential for motivated students.
- Basketball -
Afternoon Activity
Basketball is a popular game among boys and girls that can be played and enjoyed at any age and level and is a well-liked social sport too. Discover the game or improve your fundamentals with professional basketball players and ASP coaches.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
- Design Challenge -
Afternoon Activity
The goal is to introduce you to Design Thinking and the Design Cycle. Each day we'll go through a self-contained design challenge, highlighting a different part of the design cycle. This will be a good introduction to design thinking and teamwork techniques, and is well-suited for anyone who either wants a taste of design thinking, and can be taken on its own or in combination with the more intense Mini-Golf Course Design Challenge for a full design experience!
Grade 6-12. Some English preferred but not essential for motivated students.
- English Language Class -
Morning Activity
Extension's popular immersion language class revisited for the summer to develop oral and written English communication skills in social and in academic settings. A great way to prepare for success in the fall.
Students alternate through interactive class activities, project and group work, reading and writing, formal and informal presentations, all tailored to the group.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English: Novice, Intermediate or Advanced-Fluent.
- Mini Golf Course Design Challenge -
Afternoon Activity
The goal will be to create one hole of a mini-golf course each team working to design and create one hole, which will form part of the camp's mini-golf course where participants can play. You'll learn about Design Thinking and use the Design Cycle to define, ideate, prototype and test your own hole of a mini-golf course. For a complete design experience, sign up for the afternoon Design Challenges too, especially if you do not have much experience with Design Thinking.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
- Storytelling Photography-
Morning Activity
Learn the basics of digital photography (composition, distance, exposure, aperture) to tell your own story through photography and sound. We will discuss subjectivity, the ethics of photography, and who gets to tell and share stories. Students can take photos with their phones or the school’s iPads.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
- Teen Writing Club-
Afternoon Activity
Flash function, shared stories, comics, crafting characters or suspense, a personal narrative or college essay, writing for academics, whether to improve your writing skills towards an assignment or your writer’s craft for submission to contests like the Young Author’s Festival or college admissions, this week is an opportunity to create materials, share experiences, give and receive feedback and prepare a final portfolio demonstrating growth and performance. The workshop can assist students to improve their creativity, editing and revision skills or to reinforce their written communication.
Grades 6-12. Intermediate English and above prerequisite.
- Theatre Production -
ALL DAY Activity Only.
Take part in a theater production and learn the artistic and technical positions in professional theater. Step into your preferred role of actor, director, stage manager and design team. The week culminates in an open showing of the play. Week 1, students will put on a Shakespeare play.
Grades 6-12. Intermediate English prerequisite.
June 28-July 2
Schedule for June 28-July 2
| TIMES | primary 5-7 years old | Primary 8-11 years old | secondary 12-17 years old |
| 9h30-13h00 |
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| Lunch & Recess | Lunch | Lunch | |
| 14h00-16h00 |
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*AD: activity available as an all day option only.
- Primary Activities Camp 5-7 years old
- Primary Specialty Camp 8-11 years old
- Secondary Camp 12-17 years old
Primary Activities Camp 5-7 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 500€ for the week
Grades K - Grade 2
A fun-filled week of activities that alternate throughout the day: arts, crafts, storytelling, drama workshop,
sports and field day activities, music, coding, recreational games, building activities and science
experiments. Open to English and French speakers.
Primary Specialty Camp 8-11 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 500€ for the week
Grades 3 - 5
A week of exploration in creativity, problem-solving, crafts and DIY, sports and field day activities. Students can select from a choice of three morning and three afternoon activities.
Open to English and French speakers.
- Art Adventures -
Afternoon activity
Each day presents a new Art-making adventure: from paper-maché to printmaking.
- DYI Crafts Projects -
Morning activity
Inspiration and creation. Make a Pop art hat, frame a view, create a poetry collage, a wire circus, a scrap sculpture...
Projects inspired by Tate Kids projects.
- Field Day Activities -
Morning Activity
Obstacles courses, relay races with a twist, tag games and more outdoor games.
- Photographic Collages -
Afternoon activity
Investigate themes such as dreams, subjectivity, sense of self, and poetry though the making and altering of photographs and the adding of text. We will use digital and hands-on processes.
- Stop Motion-
Morning Activity
Create an art piece -drawing or story- that you will animate.
- Team Sports-
Afternoon Activity
Led by the school’s Athletic Department coaches. A week-long offering to discover sport-specific fundamentals or to improve sport-specific skills, build confidence, and teach students a team-first approach. Each week, sports alternate: baseball, basketball, ultimate frisbee, field hockey, soccer, and recreational sport games.
Secondary Camp 12-17 years old
Morning Option
Time : 9h30-13h00
Fees : 530€ for the week
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 695€ for the week
Note: One or two activities possible for the week. i.e : You may choose morning English Language Class and afternoon Street Art for the week, or Theatre production all day.
- Basketball -
Afternoon Activity
Basketball is a popular game among boys and girls that can be played and enjoyed at any age and level and is a well-liked social sport too. Discover the game or improve your fundamentals with professional basketball players and ASP coaches.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
- DYI Science -
Afternoon Activity
Design your own science experiments with materials you can find around the home. You will first be led through some of our favorite experiments then challenged to create your own experiments to show off at the end of the week or that will be used the following week by the primary students.
Grades 6-12. Some English preferred but not essential for motivated students.
- English Language Class -
Morning Activity
Extension's popular immersion language class revisited for the summer to develop oral and written English communication skills in social and in academic settings. A great way to prepare for success in the fall.
Students alternate through interactive class activities, project and group work, reading and writing, formal and informal presentations, all tailored to the group.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English: Novice, Intermediate or Advanced-Fluent.
- Newsroom -
Afternoon Activity
Students create a newsroom gathering, writing, editing and assembling news, breaking news, photos and reports for broadcasting or publishing. Whether novice or fluent in English, all students are assigned a role according to interest and ability, from reporter to journalist, editor, photographer or layout designer.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
- Science Museum-
Morning Activity
Design your own exhibit for a miniature science museum that does not require your presence to support the visitor experience. We'll start the week with design challenges to introduce you to the design cycle, which you'll apply throughout the week, culminating in the creation of your own museum piece to demonstrate a scientific concept. For a full day of science discovery, sign up for DIY Science.
Grades 6-12. Some English preferred but not essential for motivated students.
- Short Fiction Film-
Morning Activity
In this workshop, we will learn to make a short film from start to finish : you’ll pick a theme, write a script, storyboard, rehearse with actors, film, edit, and export a final film to bring home.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
- Street Art Murals-
Afternoon Activity
Street art or Urban art is often seen in communities on buildings and streets and can attempt to raise awareness of an issue or be an expression of personal artwork. Students learn the fundamentals of street art, graffiti and tagging and culminate into a group project.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
- Theatre Production -
ALL DAY Activity Only.
Take part in a theater production and learn the artistic and technical positions in professional theater. Step into your preferred role of actor, director, stage manager and design team. The week culminates in an open showing of the play. Week 2: Hoodies.
Grades 6-12. Intermediate or above English prerequisite.
July 5-9
Schedule for July 5-9
| TIMES | primary 4-11 years old | secondary 12-17 years old |
| 9h30-13h00 |
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| Lunch & Recess | Lunch | |
| 14h00-16h00 |
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*AD: activities available as an all day option only.
Primary Camp 4-11 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 650€ for the week
Grades PreK - Grade 5
Theme : Up, Up, and Away !
Join us for a fun-filled Summer Camp centered on the theme of inventions and discovery.
Whether it is a look at plants and animals around us, inventors, inventions, or discovering outer space, the summer is sure to be an enjoyable voyage into the world of big thinkers.
From building and construction to coding and the creative arts, get ready to be carried up, up, and away!
PreK to K (Ages 4 to 5 years old): A unique immersion experience that fosters cultural awareness and exposure to the language through play-based activities, circle time and storytelling. The Early Childhood outdoor space is a safe space for exploration, play and movement, with climbing structures, a mud kitchen, sand pit, pirate ship, and a large green garden.
Grade 1 to Grade 5 (Ages 6 to 10 years old): An exciting week-long immersion experience at the American School of Paris. Our camp proposes a blend of classroom and project work, exploration and activities. Children alternate between the classroom and the school's dedicated spaces: Possibility and Discovery Labs for on hands-on projects, Auditorium for drama activities, Music and Art rooms, Library, indoor or outdoor sports spaces and facilities.
Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English: Novice, Intermediate or Advanced-Fluent.
Secondary Camp 12-17 years old
Morning Option
Time : 9h30-13h00
Fees : 530€ for the week
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 695€ for the week
Note: One or two activities possible for the week. i.e : You may choose morning English Language Class and afternoon Street Art for the week, or Theatre production all day.
- Basketball -
Morning Activity
Basketball is a popular game among boys and girls that can be played and enjoyed at any age and level and is a well-liked social sport too. Discover the game or improve your fundamentals with professional basketball players and ASP coaches.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
- Creative Writing Activities -
Afternoon Activity
Flash function, shared stories, comics, crafting characters or suspense, a personal narrative or college essay, writing for academics, whether to improve your writing skills towards an assignment or your writer’s craft for submission to contests like the Young Author’s Festival or college admissions, this week is an opportunity to create materials, share experiences, give and receive feedback and prepare a final portfolio demonstrating growth and performance. A workshop to assist students to improve creativity, editing and revision skills or to reinforce their written communication.
Grades 6-12. Intermediate English and above prerequisite.
- Digital Visuals-
Afternoon Activity
*This activity is part of the all-day Great Presentations. There is limited space for afternoon-only students*
A two-hour session to design superb slides working on layout, adding visuals, and creating designs.
Grades 8 and above. English intermediate prerequisite.
- Drama Games-
Afternoon Activity
Improvisation games, comedic skits, drama games to gain confidence in oral communication, develop storytelling skills and expand vocabulary.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
- English Language Class -
Morning Activity
Extension's popular immersion language class revisited for the summer to develop oral and written English communication skills in social and in academic settings. A great way to prepare for success in the fall.
Students alternate through interactive class activities, project and group work, reading and writing, formal and informal presentations, all tailored to the group.
Grade 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English: Novice, Intermediate or Advanced-Fluent.
- Junk Kouture Design Challenge -
ALL DAY Activity Only
Explore creativity and visual expression, encourage environmental awareness and solution- based engagement by using sustainable and/or recycled materials. Junk Kouture is a competition that challenges teenagers to create fashion from 100% recycled items and in September 2021 it will launch in Paris! This course will explore sustainable approaches to fashion, introduce the design principles of visual research, communication and illustration, and develop craft skills using paper manipulation. Your challenge will be to research, design and create an outfit using 100% recycled paper. If you would like to enroll for two weeks, the second design will challenge you to source your own recycled materials from throwaway items and create another fabulous outfit. A prize will be awarded from Junk Kouture for the most innovative creation!
The week culminates in an exhibitor of the designs. Students who want to continue exploring can take part in the 2022 international competition.
Facilitated by Rebecca Devaney from Junk Kouture Paris.
Grades 6-12. Some English preferred but not essential for motivated students.
- Presentation Skills -
ALL DAY Activity Only
A complete 3-part course designed to sharpen your oral presentations to become a comfortable speaker before any audience. The day is divided into three 1h30 sessions each facilitated by a specialist teacher:
Session 1 guides you through your research, information and the creation of effective speaker notes.
Session 2 focuses on building public speaking skills : poise, voice projection, body language, pronunciation.
Session 3 teaches you how to create superb slides working on layout, adding visuals, and creating designs.
Grades 8 and above. Intermediate or above English prerequisite.
- Service Learning Campaigns -
Afternoon Activity
English is essential to service learning and humanitarian work. Identify community issues, understand the components of a good campaign or fundraiser, learn how to rally volunteers and how to write persuasively in English to design your own campaign.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
-Team Sports -
Afternoon Activity
Led by the school’s Athletic Department coaches. A week-long offering to discover sport-specific fundamentals or to improve sport-specific skills, build confidence, and teach students a team-first approach. Each week, sports alternate: baseball, basketball, ultimate frisbee, field hockey, soccer, and recreational sport games.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
July 12-16
Schedule for July 12-16*
*Four-day camp. There will be no camp on July 14th ( Bank Holiday)
| TIMES | primary 4-11 years old | secondary 12-17 years old |
| 9h30-13h00 |
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| Lunch & Recess | Lunch | |
| 14h00-16h00 |
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*AD: activity available as an all day option only.
Primary Camp 4-11 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 520€ for the week
Grades PreK - Grade 5
*4 days, no class July 14 - Bank holiday
Theme : Up, Up, and Away !
Join us for a fun-filled Summer Camp centered on the theme of inventions and discovery.
Whether it is a look at plants and animals around us, inventors, inventions, or discovering outer space, the summer is sure to be an enjoyable voyage into the world of big thinkers.
From building and construction to coding and the creative arts, get ready to be carried up, up, and away!
PreK to K (Ages 4 to 5 years old): A unique immersion experience that fosters cultural awareness and exposure to the language through play-based activities, circle time and storytelling. The Early Childhood outdoor space is a safe space for exploration, play and movement, with climbing structures, a mud kitchen, sand pit, pirate ship, and a large green garden.
Grade 1 to Grade 5 (Ages 6 to 10 years old): An exciting week-long immersion experience at the American School of Paris. Our camp proposes a blend of classroom and project work, exploration and activities. Children alternate between the classroom and the school's dedicated spaces: Possibility and Discovery Labs for on hands-on projects, Auditorium for drama activities, Music and Art rooms, Library, indoor or outdoor sports spaces and facilities.
Students are placed in language groups according to proficiency: Novice, Intermediate or Advanced-Fluent.
Secondary Camp 12-17 years old
Morning Option
Time : 9h30-13h00
Fees : 424€ for the week*
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 556€ for the week*
Note: One or two activities possible for the week. i.e : You may choose morning English Language Class and afternoon Field Day Activities for the week, or Junk kouture all day.
*4 days, no class July 14 - Bank holiday
- Basketball -
Morning Activity
Basketball is a popular game among boys and girls that can be played and enjoyed at any age and level and is a well-liked social sport too. Discover the game or improve your fundamentals with professional basketball players and ASP coaches.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisites.
- Digital Art -
Afternoon Activity
Learn the fundamentals of digital art using digital technology as part of the creative or presentation process to create images, designs and visuals.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
- English Language Class -
Morning Activity
Extension's popular immersion language class revisited for the summer to develop oral and written English communication skills in social and in academic settings. A great way to prepare for success in the fall.
Students alternate through interactive class activities, project and group work, reading and writing, formal and informal presentations, all tailored to the group.
Grade 6-12. Students are placed in language groups according to proficiency: Novice, Intermediate or Advanced-Fluent.
- Field Day Activities -
Afternoon Activity
Obstacles courses, relay races with a twist, tag games and more.
Grade 6-12. No English prerequisite.
- Junk Kouture -
ALL DAY Activity Only
Explore creativity and visual expression, encourage environmental awareness and solution- based engagement by using sustainable and/or recycled materials. Junk Kouture is a competition that challenges teenagers to create fashion from 100% recycled items and in September 2021 it will launch in Paris! This course will explore sustainable approaches to fashion, introduce the design principles of visual research, communication and illustration, and develop craft skills using paper manipulation. Your challenge will be to research, design and create an outfit using 100% recycled paper. If you would like to enroll for two weeks, the second design will challenge you to source your own recycled materials from throwaway items and create another fabulous outfit. A prize will be awarded from Junk Kouture for the most innovative creation!
The week culminates in an exhibitor of the designs. Students who want to continue exploring can take part in the 2022 international competition.
Facilitated by Rebecca Devaney from Junk Kouture Paris.
Grade 6-12. Some English preferred but not essential for motivated students.
- Student Reporting Lab -
Afternoon Activity
Students learn to report on important peer, school or community issues, creating impactful video reports, documentaries or podcasts. An activity to develop broader communication skills, including listening, asking questions, teamwork and public speaking.
Grades 6-12. English intermediate and above prerequisite.
Options
-Transportation-
An ASP Extension Bus service serving Paris and the Western Suburbs is offered at an additional cost.
- Open to students enrolled at ASP Extension Summer Camp. (Parents or guardians are not allowed.)
- Middle and Upper school students are allowed to accompany Lower school siblings off the bus, otherwise the child must be picked up by an authorized adult at the bus stop.
- Bus routes and/or bus stops may be subject to change and /or cancellation prior to the start of the camp if the number of students on the route/stop is insufficient.
To receive the bus itinerary, please contact our office : extension@asparis.fr
-Lunch-
A Hot lunch is available at an additional cost and includes starter, main course, dessert and beverage.
Microwaves, cutlery, napkins and water are provided to all students.
Students who have not signed up for the lunch option are invited to bring a lunch box.
-Extended Day -
We are pleased to provide extended care when the Camp day ends.
After Camp Care is available from 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm for both primary and secondary children.
You can sign up for extended day care when completing your child’s registration for Camp.
There is no bus service available after the After care.
Transportation Fees
Weeks of June 21 to July 9
Round trip : 100€ per week (5 days)
Week of July 12-16
Round trip : 80€ for the week (4 days)
Lunch Fees
Weeks of June 21 to July 9
45€ per week (5 days)
Week 4 of July 12-16
36€ for the week (4 days)
Extended Day Care Fees
Weeks of June 21 to July 9
75€ per week (5 days)
Week of July 12-16
60€ for the week (4 days)
Practical Information
More About Our Summer Camp
More about our Summer Camp
Supporting A Successful Summer Camp Experience
Immersion in a new language can be daunting at first, yet it is also an exciting experience because it places students in a real-life context. Learning English requires personal motivation, input and patience. Progress will soon follow for students who are proactive during class time and who make the most of the environment provided by the teacher and by their peers.
Your involvement as a parent is equally important to a successful camp experience. We encourage you to inform your child prior to the start of the camp that English only is spoken on campus and that it is the language of instruction with reassurance that teachers will guide beginner students to understand and to communicate. Regular attendance, timeliness, preparedness and a willingness to experience new approaches are also essential to success.
English Language Prerequisites
English is the medium of instruction for all courses and specialty activities in primary and secondary programs unless otherwise indicated. Our English language programs are designed to develop language acquisition or development at all levels through a guided immersion in English approach and targeted instruction.
Speciality activities support language acquisition and some knowledge of English is recommended to make the most of the learning experience though a dual French/English approach or translanguaging can be used to engage participation of English and French speakers.
Grouping
We value a diversity of profiles and interests, and form our groups correspondingly with each student's language learning objectives at heart. We focus on our guiding principle that students learn as much from each other as they do from personal effort and individualized instruction. In language classes, students are grouped by age and according their ability to communicate in English: beginner, intermediate, advanced and fluent.
Beginners in English
We strongly encourage students who are at novice level in English or who have had little exposure to native speech and immersion to enroll in the morning language class to build their language skills and follow with an afternoon enrichment activity or in the Primary English Language Camp.
We welcome children ages five to eighteen years who are eager to participate in summer learning in an English-only setting. Students are placed in groups in their current grades.
Groups range in size from 12 to 18 depending on the session. Activities open when a sufficient number of students are enrolled for it.
Registration Process
Registration for all ASP Extensions will be processed online only. Registrations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis only if the fully completed registration with payment included are submitted to our office. No reservations can be made by phone or email.
Confirmation : Registrations are confirmed by the Extension Director. Once approved, registration is confirmed by email about ten days before camp starts.
Methods of payment : Our online registration system allows payments via credit cards or via a pay pal account. Bank wires are also acceptable.
Full payment for all camps is due at time of registration.
Cancellation / Modification Policy
Cancellation / modification of program due to the participant
A modification of the registration or a cancellation must be notified in writing to extension@asparis.fr
A cancellation is subject to deductions as follows:
● Cancellation occurring from 8 to 30 work days prior to the start of class, 30% of the fee is owed and a 75€ cancellation fee is charged.
● Cancellation occurring up to 7 work days prior to the start of class, 100% of the fee is owed.
● Once the camp has begun, the full fee is owed, no refund is possible.
No refund of the fee will be issued EXCEPT in the case of serious medical or family reasons, and upon presentation of a medical certificate or written evidence sent by email or mail. An administration fee of 75€ will be charged.
Cancellation/Modification due to the ASP Extension
The ASP Extension reserves the right to cancel a proposed session if the number of registrations is insufficient. A minimum of twelve pupils per class / level is required for language and activity camps. Some activities may be modified and/or removed depending on government updates on sanitary protocols. In such cases, The ASP Extension will offer replacement services of similar quality or, alternatively, reimbursement for services not provided.
If as a result of unforeseen and compelling circumstances (such as demonstrations, weather conditions, pandemics and/or any other events jeopardizing the safety of students and teachers attending the school), ASP Extension is obliged to cancel all or part of its commitments, its participants may have the option to : 1) carry over the fee for a program in the school year; 2) request the reimbursement of the sums already paid.
F.A.Q
- Can my child be exempted from school to attend Summer Camp ?
- Do you offer lunch, transportation services ?
- What is the minimum & maximum number of students per class/activities ?
- What is the policy for responsibilities of participants ?
Can my child be exempted from school to attend Summer Camp ?
Do you offer lunch, transportation services ?
What is the minimum & maximum number of students per class/activities ?
A minimum of 12 pupils per class / level is required to open a class (for language and activity camps).
English Language Classes : A maximum of 16 students per class. Grades and proficiency levels may be grouped.
Activities groups : A maximum of 15 to 20 students depending on the activity.
We don't honor requests for friends to be in the same class for Summer Camp.
What is the policy for responsibilities of participants ?
CITIZENSHIP AND CONDUCT
Students at ASP are expected to behave, both on and off campus, in a manner which reflects well on themselves, the school, their families. Mutual respect and consideration are the keys to making our school and program a great place to be. Below are some specific details that will no doubt create a positive experience for everyone :
- Respect yourself and others at all times
- Be responsible and prepared for class and activities ( arrival on time, follow instructions, attentiveness, mindful of peers and of the teacher...)
- Maintain a safe, calm, and clean school/class environment
The ASP Extension reserves the right to expel without issuing a refund any student whose behavior is deemed unacceptable by Extension or school administration. Behaviors resulting in expulsion : bullying, physical or verbal aggression, thefts, destruction of others' belongings or school property...
Registration Form
Questions?
extension@asparis.fr
+33 (0)1 41 12 82 40/76
Our Office is teleworking and can be reach by phone only on Wednesdays (8.30am to 5.00pm) and Saturdays (9.30am to 1.30pm) and by email Monday through Friday.