Extra-Curricular Activities

At TEMS we offer residential trips abroad that help to put geography lessons into practice in unusual places.

During our trip to Iceland the students experienced aurora borealis, glaciers and geysers that will allow them to remember the workings of nature beyond theory.

Each age group enjoys a cultural trip at the end of the school year that allows them to visit different places.

These experiences abroad allow our students to practise languages and gain an appreciation of different cultures.

For us it is important that from an early age they have the opportunity to get to know the diverse Spanish geography and to be able to take part in cultural and sporting activities with their classmates.

Tenerife, Gredos, Cuenca and Ávila were some of the destinations last year.

Top junior and senior pupils can go on a week long ski trip during mid-term of the second term. They are accompanied by teachers from the school. Pupils are accompanied on the slopes at all times by ski monitors, not only during the ski lessons. After ski activities are organised every day to make the pupils stay as enjoyable as possible.

In order to complement our students’ knowledge of different subjects, day visits are organised to places where they can learn and better understand different aspects of the curriculum. Pupils are taken on visits to museums, factories, local towns, the zoo, castles, monuments, the theatre, the planetarium and other areas of interest.

Every year, Duke of Edinburgh Award participants go on a rural expedition that allows them to put into practice concepts such as interpersonal skills like leadership, teamwork and confidence.

This year the chosen location was the Redes Natural Park in Asturias.