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Skateboarding
Skateboarding is much more than just a sport; it is a dynamic tool for children to develop perseverance, creativity, and motor coordination. By learning to master the board, students not only improve their balance and agility but also learn the value of resilience, the ability to get back up after every fall with a smile.
Our sessions focus on safe progression, camaraderie, and overcoming fears, giving young people the freedom to express themselves while building a solid foundation of confidence and autonomy that will propel them both on the ramps and in their daily lives.
El skate es mucho más que un simple deporte, es una herramienta dinámica para que los niños desarrollen la perseverancia, la creatividad y la coordinación motriz. Al aprender a dominar la tabla, los estudiantes no solo mejoran su equilibrio y agilidad, sino que también aprenden el valor de la resiliencia: la capacidad de levantarse con una sonrisa tras cada caída.
Nuestras sesiones se centran en el aprendizaje seguro, el compañerismo y la superación de miedos, lo que brinda a los jóvenes la libertad de expresarse mientras construyen una base sólida de confianza y autonomía que los impulsará en las rampas y en su vida diaria..
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Available for:
Y4-5-6 (Mondays)
Y1-2-3 (Fridays)
Price: €175 per term
Kit Requierements:
Students will wear their PE Kit
Students are expected to bring their own board and protections (they must wear helmets)
PAYMENT PROCESS
Payments for activities are done via Schools Buddy. All payment queries should be directed to the finance department.
Activities must be paid for at the beginning of each term.
Parents are liable to pay for the full term of a paid club if their child is on the register. If a child wishes to leave a paid club the parents must inform the school in writing, to externalcocurricular@aloha-college.com.
Students may attend the first session of a paid activity without obligation to pay, but if they remain on the register, parents will be liable to pay. It is important that if students do not wish to attend a club, but have tried the first session, parents must communicate in writing that their child does not wish to join.
Attendance at two or more sessions will incur full payment for the term.
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