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American School of Paris Summer Camp
Beyond a summer camp, we believe in creating an inspiring summer community, one where students can explore and learn from an audacious program and where friends and memories are made.
Our Summer Camp is open to local and international students and will run
from June 20 through July 15 2022, offering English Language Immersion for students of ages 4 to 18 through exploration activities, sports and academic enrichment and a French Activity Camp.
As they expand their perspective, improve skills or enjoy activities and exchange with peers from ASP, international and local French schools, 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 and the opportunity for each student to design the perfect course combination of learning and enrichment.
Special Opportunity ! Summer Camp 2022
The American School of Paris invites The New School Parsons Paris to its on-campus summer program. 'Explorations in Drawing' is a pre-college summer course designed and facilitated by Parsons Faculty for students who want to explore drawing or deepen their skills, leading to a Parsons certificate of course completion. Grades 9-12 (3ème-Terminale)
Click Here to know more about The New School Parsons Paris - Explorations in Drawing course!
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Supporting A Successful Summer Camp Experience
Your child's motivation is essential for a successful summer camp and learning experience. We invite you to review the program together to select the program that is most suited to your child's interests and objectives.
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. If immersion in a new language can be daunting at first, it is also an exciting experience because it places students in a real-life context. 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 their peers.
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.
While the 5-7 and 8-11 year old Activity Camps are not proposed as language learning programs and English is the language of instruction, in joining French and English speakers, they offer a natural immersion context and exposure to both languages as the instructor communicates in either language as required for each student's understanding. A great way to be exposed to native speech through peers.
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 Anglophone.
For your child to have a successful experience in an English class, placement in the correct level is essential and we rely on the information you provide about your child's exposure to English, prior instruction in English, proficiency and degree of motivation. Please indicate this to the best of your ability. If you do not know, we can assist you. For activities, we invite you to be attentive to the English proficiency requirement that is indicated in the course description.
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 : Following the online registration, a confirmation of receipt is sent by email. 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 ( Relocation, death in the family...) , 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 ten 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
- What is the school's protocol with regards to Covid-19 ?
- 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 ?
What is the school's protocol with regards to Covid-19 ?
The Extension Program applies the government's recommended COVID protocol for schools in France and a strict hygiene protocol of its own: high-touch surfaces are regularly disinfected, students are distanced in classrooms and in the cafeterias (the upper school cafeteria is equipped with plexiglass separations and outdoor picnic tables are available on campus for students), group mixing is avoided as much as possible and teachers and staff ensure that mask-wearing is respected. A strict protocol also applies to buses. The Extension Program and the ASP protocols are regularly updated as per the government's recommendation.
Despite that it is summer, and we hope to be more relaxed, we must remain aware of our responsibility to each other as a community–a small lapse can have a serious impact on many others and can lead to the camp's closure. Parents and children should understand the importance of respecting the health and safety measures diligently at all times while on campus but also at home or with friends.
Finally, please be rigorously attentive to your children's state of health and keep them home from camp if they are showing any COVID-19-like symptoms. If you feel that there has been even the slightest risk of exposure, please let the office know, seek a rapid test at a pharmacy, or, in more serious cases, contact your doctor to proceed with age-appropriate testing.
We thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we strive to keep our community safe.
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 10 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...
June 20-24
Schedule for June 20 - 24
| 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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- 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 : 550€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades K - Grade 2
Grades Maternelle GS - CE1
The Activities Camp offered to 5 to 7 year olds proposes a week of fun-filled activities and exciting opportunities for exploration, play, group learning and experiences.
Children alternate throughout the day : arts, crafts, storytelling, drama workshop, sports and field day activities, music, coding, recreational games, building activities and science experiments.
Children take full advantage of indoor and outdoor facilities.
Open to English and French speakers.
Primary Specialty Camp 8-11 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 550€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades 3 - 5
Grades CE2 - CM2
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.
Morning Activities 9h30-13h00
French Activity Camp
Led by Francophone teachers, a week of immersion in French language and culture through guided activities that include language learning-oriented projects, arts and crafts, outdoor fun on the ASP campus, treasure hunts, nature walks, French cooking, recreational and sports activities.
Open to all levels of French including Francophone students.
Illustrated Journaling
Improve your drawing skills, while taking the time to reflect on your day. You can find peace and inspiration through the daily practice of illustrated journaling and it's a great way to document your life and appreciate the little things each day brings.
Discover fun ways to fill your sketchbook and start practicing documenting your daily life. Find new ways to express your creative ideas and concepts, such as gratitude or the last meal you ate. Learn how to create a comic book narrative by documenting your day. Fill your sketchbook with the things that bring you joy.
Carolina is an artist and illustrator who has exhibited her work internationally. She has been teaching English and facilitating art workshops for the Extension program since 2014.
No English prerequisite.
Indiana Junior & The Biomimicry Adventure
Follow Indiana Junior in his tracks and be a fearless explorer looking for new treasures to discover. Every day, you will find out about an invention of Biomimicry and craft your own Nature-inspired creations : a robotic arm, wild stuffed animal, plant...
Labmobile: https://lelabmobile.fr
Mini soccer & Mini Basketball
Led by the school’s Athletic Department coaches. A week-long offering to discover the fundamentals or to improve specific skills in both Soccer and Basketball. Both sports are popular games among boys and girls that can be played and enjoyed at any age and level and is a well-liked social sport too.
AFTERNOON Activities 14h00-16h00
Block Printing & Pattern Design
In this course, you will bring your own stamps to life, from the sketch of the design to the final engraving of the materials. You will explore diverse historical pattern styles, create your own original design and turn it into a pattern. You will learn how to print on paper and fabrics manually, obtaining different patterns and aesthetic results. You will explore how to apply your collection of patterns to create your fabric or stationery collection.
No English prerequisite.
Drama Activities
A week-long activity in improvisation, role play, monologues, skits culminating in the performance of Roald Dahl’s very amusing Revolting Rhymes.
This workshop is facilitated by Theatreverse.
Intermediate & Above English prerequisite.
French Activity Camp
Led by Francophone teachers, a week of immersion in French language and culture through guided activities that include language learning-oriented projects, arts and crafts, outdoor fun on the ASP campus, treasure hunts, nature walks, French cooking, recreational and sports activities.
Open to all levels of French including Francophone students.
Photo Collages
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.
Marianne is an awarded artist who works between France and the United States, between photography and cinema, documentary and fiction. She delivers workshops for students in schools.
No English prerequisite.
Secondary Camp 12-17 years old
Morning Option
Time : 9h30-13h00
Fees : 530€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 695 € for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades 6 - 12
Grades 6ème - Terminale
An incredibly rich and diverse secondary program that can be customized to meet individual interests or academic goals for each to learn what is needed to be successful or as an opportunity for exploration.
Learn or practice English through a fully activity-based program or a combination of English morning class and afternoon activity.
Note: Choose from morning activities only or prefer a full day experience. Ex: English Language Class and afternoon Sports or a full day of Sports.
Morning Activities 9h30-13h00
English Immersion for Beginners
Listening comprehension and first steps in oral communication are at the core of the beginner class. Students develop their comprehension of native speech through complete immersion and their ability to communicate.
They learn and reinforce foundational grammar and vocabulary, and are encouraged to express themselves in English in a variety of social and academic contexts to develop confidence in using the language.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English.
English Immersion for Intermediates
Students with comprehension of native speech and conversational English consolidate their skills and stretch oral and written communication as they are encouraged to interact in less familiar contexts, learning new vocabulary and sentence structures.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English.
Storytelling Photography
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.
Marianne Barthelemy: Marianne is an awarded artist who works between France and the United States, between photography and cinema, documentary and fiction. She delivers workshops for students in schools.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
Theater Workshop
Discover the theater experience and national UK or US repertoire texts. A week-long activity in improvisation, role play, monologues, skits culminating in the performance of a short play. An activity to develop confidence, public speaking skills and an opportunity to discover and to learn texts in English. Open to students who are conversant in English and who have an interest in stage performance.
This workshop is facilitated by Theatreverse .
Grades 6-12. Intermediate and above English prerequisite.
AFTERNOON Activities 14h00-16h00
Basketball
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.
Led by a former professional player and a member of the ASP Athletics Department who has extensive coaching experience at the school and in France where he has led varsity teams to success.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
Cut-Crop-Rotate
Fundamentals of video editing and animation.
Whether capturing live footage or creating drawings by hand and making them come to life on screen, video offers endless possibilities to entertain, captivate and inform. Beginning with learning the basics of Adobe Premier Pro and After Effects, students will have the rest of the work to work individually or in small groups to create their own short film, which we will watch and share on the last day as a class. Grab your popcorn and sketchbooks!
Rebecca Tanda (b.1994) is a visual artist working primarily in video and sculpture. In her projects she re-imagines histories and creates speculative futures that focus on geography, territory and natural history. Rebecca is the recipient of the Charles A. Dana Foundation Glass Scholarship in 2019 and the Lee Woo Sing College Arts & Culture Grant in 2016 among other awards. In 2018, she was an artist in residence at Franconia Sculpture Park (USA) and in 2020-2021 she was a resident at the Foundation Fiminco (France). She is currently a resident at the American Center for Art & Culture, Paris. https://www.rebecca-tanda.com.
Grades 6-12 No English prerequisite.
Design Competition
Create your own unique piece of clothing (t-shirt, sweatshirt, or calico tote bag). Research different fashion trends, brands, artists and begin the design process from start to finish. From initial sketches, drafts, to final product, bring your design to life on a plain white t-shirt or a calico tote bag through various materials and mediums.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
June 27-July 1
Schedule for June 27 - July 1
| 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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- 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 : 550€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades K - Grade 2
Grades Maternelle GS - CE1
The Activities Camp offered to 5 to 7 year olds proposes a week of fun-filled activities and exciting opportunities for exploration, play, group learning and experiences.
Children alternate throughout the day : arts, crafts, storytelling, drama workshop, sports and field day activities, music, coding, recreational games, building activities and science experiments.
Children take full advantage of indoor and outdoor facilities.
Open to English and French speakers.
Primary Specialty Camp 8-11 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 550€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades 3 - 5
Grades CE2 - CM2
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.
Morning Activities 9h30-13h00
Field Day Activities
Obstacles courses, relay races with a twist, tag games and more outdoor games.
Led by the school's Athletic Department coaches.
French Activity Camp
Led by Francophone teachers, a week of immersion in French language and culture through guided activities that include language learning-oriented projects, arts and crafts, outdoor fun on the ASP campus, treasure hunts, nature walks, French cooking, recreational and sports activities.
Open to all levels of French including Francophone students.
Drama Workshop
A week-long activity in improvisation, role play, monologues, skits culminating in the performance of Roald Dahl’s very amusing Revolting Rhymes.
This workshop is facilitated by Theatreverse.
Intermediate & Above English prerequisite.
Stop Motion
Learn to create your very own short film by animating objects or illustrations. Have fun creating imaginary settings and characters to animate fantastic stories.
Carolina is an artist and illustrator who has exhibited her work internationally. She has been teaching English and facilitating a diverse art workshops for the Extension program since 2014.
No English Prerequisite.
AFTERNOON Activities 14h00-16h00
Favorite Character Costumes
Design and create your favorite book, film, comic or superhero costume.
French Activity Camp
Led by Francophone teachers, a week of immersion in French language and culture through guided activities that include language learning-oriented projects, arts and crafts, outdoor fun on the ASP campus, treasure hunts, nature walks, French cooking, recreational and sports activities.
Open to all levels of French including Francophone students.
Explorations in Painting
This course aims to stimulate your creativity and teach you how to look at reality in a different way. The key to being a great artist is observation! With diverse drawing exercises we will explore different worlds, from gestural and bodily expression to the construction of drawings with geometric figures.
You will use experimental drawing tools to create an artistic language of your own. Your drawings don't have to look like “things”, but they must show the way that you see things. You will explore diverse materials (colored paper, acrylic, gouache, paint markers and printing tools) to acquire manual skills and develop a personal style.
No English prerequisite.
Storytelling Photography
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.
Marianne Barthelemy: Marianne is an awarded artist who works between France and the United States, between photography and cinema, documentary and fiction. She delivers workshops for students in schools.
No English prerequisites.
Secondary Camp 12-17 years old
Morning Option
Time : 9h30-13h00
Fees : 530€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 695 € for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades 6 to 12
Grades 6ème to Terminale
An incredibly rich and diverse secondary program that can be customized to meet individual interests or academic goals for each to learn what is needed to be successful or as an opportunity for exploration.
Learn or practice English through a fully activity-based program or a combination of English morning class and afternoon activity.
Note : Choose from morning activities only or prefer a full day experience. Ex: English Language Class and afternoon Sports or a full day of Sports.
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY - ALL DAY COURSE 9h30-16h00
Explorations in Drawing
The American School of Paris invites The New School Parsons Paris to its on-campus summer program. 'Explorations in Drawing' is a pre-college summer course designed and taught by Parsons Faculty leading to a Certificate of course completion from Parsons for students who want to explore drawing or deepen their skills.
Click Here to know more about The New School Parsons Paris - Explorations in Drawing course!
Grades 9-12. Advanced English prerequisite. No art skills are required for the course.
Morning Activities 9h30-13h00
Basketball
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.
Taught by a former professional player and a member of the ASP Athletics Department who has extensive coaching experience at the school and in France where he has led varsity teams to success.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
English Immersion for Beginners
Listening comprehension and first steps in oral communication are at the core of the beginner class. Students develop their comprehension of native speech through complete immersion and their ability to communicate.
They learn and reinforce foundational grammar and vocabulary, and are encouraged to express themselves in English in a variety of social and academic contexts to develop confidence in using the language.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English.
English Immersion for Intermediates
Students with comprehension of native speech and conversational English consolidate their skills and stretch oral and written communication as they are encouraged to interact in less familiar contexts, learning new vocabulary and sentence structures.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English.
Photojournalism
Learn the basics of digital photography (composition, distance, exposure, aperture) to report on news and current events 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.
Writing Workshop for Anglophone
This short story writing workshop aims to stimulate students’ creativity and improve writing skills. Here, they will learn how to create interesting and believable characters, build up the story setting, organize ideas, flesh out a plot and create their own original stories!
Grades 6-12. Advanced English prerequisite.
AFTERNOON Activities 14h00-16h00
Drama Workshop
Discover the theater experience and national UK or US repertoire texts. A week-long activity in improvisation, role play, monologues, skits culminating in the performance of a short play. An activity to develop confidence, public speaking skills and an opportunity to discover and to learn texts in English. Open to students who are conversant in English and who have an interest in stage performance.
This workshop is facilitated by Theatreverse .
Grades 6-12. Intermediate and above English prerequisite.
Team & Recreational Sports
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.
Trash to Treasure - Upcycle Crafts
Challenging students' creativity and imagination to use whatever is available ( empty boxes, water bottles, old crayons, old CDs, newspaper, magazines…) to create a sculpture, jewelry, masks, collage etc. Students can learn about the importance of reuse and recycle, reducing impacts on the environment by learning to upcycle
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
Visual Communication
From paper to pixels.
How do pictures communicate? In this week-long journey students will build their confidence in creating various kinds of images. Taking each day to focus on a different kind of composition, (from the portrait to info-graphic and much more), the week begins with focusing on the principles of art & design through hands-on drawing and printmaking exercises. Next, we move our drawings and ideas into the digital.
Tutorials for Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator are given in tandem to short exercises that can be adapted to fit individual interests. Students finish the week with polished, portfolio-ready work and a good foundation in visual design.
Rebecca Tanda (b.1994) is a visual artist working primarily in video and sculpture. In her projects she re-imagines histories and creates speculative futures that focus on geography, territory and natural history. Rebecca is the recipient of the Charles A. Dana Foundation Glass Scholarship in 2019 and the Lee Woo Sing College Arts & Culture Grant in 2016 among other awards. In 2018, she was an artist in residence at Franconia Sculpture Park (USA) and in 2020-2021 she was a resident at the Foundation Fiminco (France). She is currently a resident at the American Center for Art & Culture, Paris. https://www.rebecca-tanda.com.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
July 4-8
Schedule for July 4 - 8
| TIMES | primary 4-7 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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- Primary Activity Camp 4-7 years old
- Primary Activity Camp 8-11 years old
- Secondary Camp 12-17 years old
Primary Activity Camp 4-7 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 695€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades PreK - 2
Grades Maternelle MS - CE1
Language & Activity Immersion Camp
An exciting week-long English language immersion experience to acquire, improve or practice English skills through a skillful blend of classroom tasks and project work to build literacy and communication alongside discovery and exploration through visual and performing arts, crafts, hands-on and recreational activities and sciences.
Students alternate between the Lower School’s dedicated spaces: Design Labs, Auditorium, Music and Art rooms, Library, indoor or outdoor sports facilities and playgrounds.
Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English : Novice, Intermediate or Anglophone.
Sample of daily schedule
9.30 -11.00 Classroom and project work to build the four language skills
11.05-11.45 Sports with an ASP PE Coach
11.50-12.50 Lunch and Recess
12.55-15.50 Activities based afternoon in specialty spaces.
15.50-16.00 Dismissal
Primary Activity Camp 8-11 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 695€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades 3 - 5
Grades CE2 - CM2
English activity camp
An exciting week-long English language immersion experience to acquire, improve or practice English skills through a skillful blend of classroom tasks and project work to build literacy and communication alongside discovery and exploration through visual and performing arts, crafts, hands-on and recreational activities and sciences.
Students alternate between the Lower School’s dedicated spaces: Design Labs, Auditorium, Music and Art rooms, Library, indoor or outdoor sports facilities and playgrounds.
Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English : Novice, Intermediate, Anglophone.
Sample of daily schedule
9.30 -11.00 Classroom and project work.
11.05-11.45 Sports with an ASP PE Coach
11.50-12.50 Lunch and Recess
12.55-15.50 Activities based afternoon in specialty spaces.
15.50-16.00 Dismissal
FRENCH ACTIVITY CAMP
Led by Francophone teachers, a week of immersion in French language and culture through guided activities that include language learning-oriented projects, arts and crafts, outdoor fun on the ASP campus, treasure hunts, nature walks, French cooking, recreational and sports activities.
Open to all levels of French including Francophone students.
Sample of daily schedule
9.30 -11.00 Classroom and project work, Exploration of French language-Culture
11.05-11.45 Sports activities/Games
11.50-12.50 Lunch and Recess
12.55-15.50 Activities based afternoon in specialty spaces
15.50-16.00 Dismissal
Secondary Camp 12-17 years old
Morning Option
Time : 9h30-13h00
Fees : 530€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 695 € for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades 6 to 12
Grades 6ème to Terminale
An incredibly rich and diverse secondary program that can be customized to meet individual interests or academic goals for each to learn what is needed to be successful or as an opportunity for exploration.
Learn or practice English through a fully activity-based program or a combination of English morning class and afternoon activity.
Note : Choose from morning activities only or prefer a full day experience. Ex: English Language Class and afternoon Sports or a full day of Sports.
MORNING ACTIVITIES 9H30-13H00
Act on your Environment
A design thinking activity for middle school students to build awareness of environmental disasters and changes. Students identify a problem, for example: plastic waste, water pollution, over-consumption, and work as a team to propose a solution and build a prototype that can help solve the issue.
Labmobile: https://lelabmobile.fr
Grades 6-8. No English prerequisite.
English Immersion for Beginners
Listening comprehension and first steps in oral communication are at the core of the beginner class. Students develop their comprehension of native speech through complete immersion and their ability to communicate.
They learn and reinforce foundational grammar and vocabulary, and are encouraged to express themselves in English in a variety of social and academic contexts to develop confidence in using the language.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English.
English Immersion for Intermediates
Students with comprehension of native speech and conversational English consolidate their skills and stretch oral and written communication as they are encouraged to interact in less familiar contexts, learning new vocabulary and sentence structures.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English.
English Immersion for Anglophone
Students who are confident communicators in English and who want to extend their oral and written skills to engage in complex discussions, enrich vocabulary and knowledge of idiomatic expressions, improve grammatical accuracy and, more generally, be less reliant on their native language.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English.
Mock Trials
An engaging Mock Trial activity to develop critical thinking, storytelling and public speaking skills. Students read courtroom scenes from mentor texts and write their own plot leading up to a courtroom scene/trial. Students prepare roles for a mock trial of the chosen story and participate in a mock trial on the last day of camp.
Magda Schmit is a qualified educator and culinary translator.
Grades 9-12. Advanced English prerequisite.
AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES 14H00-16H00
Comics
Comic strips are a wonderful way to convey humor, emotions and information.
Learn how to write your own comic strip, with tips on everything from writing a comic book script, storyboard, illustration and more.
Grades 6-12. Some English preferred.
Speak The American Way !
While British English was long considered the “gold standard,” American English is no longer a second tier language. The trending popularity of the American accent sound is no doubt influenced by Hollywood, American music and international business.
In this class, you’ll get a full evaluation of your accent, and we’ll help you polish it to make it sound as authentic as can be. You’ll learn all about the different features that make the American accent truly unique.
Jeff Chabda has taught at international schools in the U.S. and in Europe, and is an American Accent coach.
Grades 8-12. Some English preferred.
Theater
A week-long activity in improvisation, role play, monologues, skits culminating in the performance of a short play. An activity to develop confidence, public speaking skills and an opportunity to discover and to learn texts in English. This activity is open to students who have prior knowledge of English and an interest in stage performance.
Facilitated by Theatreverse
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
Volleyball
Girls and boys who want to discover the sport, discover the fundamentals and teamwork skills. The activity is also open to students who want to improve their skills.
Led by a member of the ASP Athletics Department who has extensive coaching experience at the school and in France where he has led varsity teams to success.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite. Interest in a physical activity.
July 11-15
Schedule for July 11-15*
*Four-days camp. There will be no camp on July 14th ( Bank Holiday)
| TIMES | primary 4-7 years old | Primary 8-11 years old | secondary 12-17 years old |
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Primary Camp 4-7 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 556€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades PreK - 2
Grades Maternelle MS - CE1
Language & Activity Immersion Camp
An exciting week-long English language immersion experience to acquire, improve or practice English skills through a skillful blend of classroom tasks and project work to build literacy and communication alongside discovery and exploration through visual and performing arts, crafts, hands-on and recreational activities and sciences.
Students alternate between the Lower School’s dedicated spaces: Design Labs, Auditorium, Music and Art rooms, Library, indoor or outdoor sports facilities and playgrounds.
Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English : Novice, Intermediate or Anglophone.
Sample of daily schedule
9.30 -11.00 Classroom and project work to build English communication skills (adapted to English proficiency)
11.05-11.45 Sports with an ASP PE Coach
11.50-12.50 Lunch and Recess
12.55-15.50 Afternoon activities in specialty spaces.
15.50-16.00 Dismissal
Primary Camp 8-11 years old
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 556€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades 3 - 5
Grades CE2 - CM2
English LANGUAGE & activity camp
An exciting week-long English language immersion experience to acquire, improve or practice English skills through a skillful blend of classroom tasks and project work to build literacy and communication alongside discovery and exploration through visual and performing arts, crafts, hands-on and recreational activities and sciences.
Students alternate between the Lower School’s dedicated spaces: Design Labs, Auditorium, Music and Art rooms, Library, indoor or outdoor sports facilities and playgrounds.
Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English : Novice, Intermediate, Anglophone.
Sample of daily schedule
9.30 -11.00 Classroom and project work.
11.05-11.45 Sports with an ASP PE Coach
11.50-12.50 Lunch and Recess
12.55-15.50 Afternoon activities in specialty spaces.
15.50-16.00 Dismissal
Secondary Camp 12-17 years old
Morning Option
Time : 9h30-13h00
Fees : 424€ for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
All Day Option
Time : 9h30-16h00
Fees : 556 € for the week
(5% discount from child 2)
Grades 6 to 12
Grades 6ème to Terminale
An incredibly rich and diverse secondary program that can be customized to meet individual interests or academic goals for each to learn what is needed to be successful or as an opportunity for exploration.
Learn or practice English through a fully activity-based program or a combination of English morning class and afternoon activity.
Note : Choose from morning activities only or prefer a full day experience. Ex: English Language Class and afternoon Sports or a full day of Sports.
morning ACTIVITIES 9h30-13h00
Basketball
An intensive version of the afternoon basketball activity for girls and boys who want to improve fundamentals and teamwork skills, and have more time to practice the game. The activity is also open to students who want to discover the sport.
Taught by a former professional player and a member of the ASP Athletics Department who has extensive coaching experience at the school and in France where he has led varsity teams to success.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite. Interest in a physical activity.
English Immersion for Beginners
Listening comprehension and first steps in oral communication are at the core of the beginner class. Students develop their comprehension of native speech through complete immersion and their ability to communicate.
They learn and reinforce foundational grammar and vocabulary, and are encouraged to express themselves in English in a variety of social and academic contexts to develop confidence in using the language.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English.
English Immersion for Intermediates
Students with comprehension of native speech and conversational English consolidate their skills and stretch oral and written communication as they are encouraged to interact in less familiar contexts, learning new vocabulary and sentence structures.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English.
English Immersion for Anglophone
Students who are confident communicators in English and who want to extend their oral and written skills to engage in complex discussions, enrich vocabulary and knowledge of idiomatic expressions, improve grammatical accuracy and, more generally, be less reliant on their native language.
Grades 6-12. Students are placed in language groups suited to their ability to communicate in English.
Newswriting and Reviews
Good reviews provide the reader with information, take a stand and make use of creative writing. This class proposes to guide students in writing from food, book and movie/TV show reviews using New York Times reviews as models. Students free-write using sensory detail, persuasive language, share/peer-edit their work and format their reviews as articles to be printed on the last day of camp.
Magda Schmit is an educator and culinary translator.
Grades 8-12 Advanced English prerequisite.
AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES 14H00-16H00
Drama Activities
Improvisation games, comedic skits, drama games to gain confidence in oral communication, develop storytelling skills and expand vocabulary.
Zoe Chorafas is an ASP alumni and leads theatre workshops in international school settings.
Grades 6-12. No English prerequisite.
Field Day Activities
Obstacles courses, relay races with a twist, tag games and more outdoor games.
Grade 6-12. No English prerequisite.
Next Level Communication Skills
At all stages of life, there comes a time when we have to speak in front of an audience. In high school and college, this might come in the form of presentations or oral assessments. In a professional setting, being a strong speaker could lead to greater career opportunities.
In this class, we’ll teach you how to speak fluently and confidently in front of a crowd, so you can take on any speaking assignment coming your way. Whether it be telling a story, a joke, reading a poem, delivering a speech, making a point in a debate…you name it!
Jeff Chabda has experience teaching at international schools in the U.S. and in Europe.
Grades 8-12. Intermediate English 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, bus time 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.
Note : Secondary Morning Only Option (9h30-13h00), there is no bus option available for the return at 13h00.
To receive the bus itinerary, please contact our office : extension@asparis.fr
Lunch
Lunch is available at an additional cost.
Our meals are nutritionally balanced and pleasing to the children.
Our Cafeteria provides homemade food and favors vegetables and fresh seasonal fruits as well as organic products. Our cafeteria is green-friendly!
We use reusable cutlery, plates, and glasses.
Students who have not signed up for the lunch option are invited to bring a lunch box.
Fees
Weeks of June 20 to July 8
One Way : 60€ (5 days)
Round trip : 120€ (5 days)
Week of July 11-15
One Way : 48€ (4 days)
Round trip : 96€ (4 days)
Fees
Weeks of June 20 to July 8
40€ for the week (5 days)
Week 4 of July 11-15
32€ for the week (4 days)
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