After School Clubs
After School Clubs at Skagerak are for all age groups, providing opportunities for students to meet after school for creative service activities. The experiential learning is important at Skagerak and a way to compliment traditional learning.
Contact Information, Meeting Times and Sign Up Sheets will be sent around to parents in September after Clubs are formalized.

Homework ClubHomework Club for our PY2 to MY4 students meets on Tuesdays 12:00-13:30 in the PY2 and PY3 classrooms.

Skagerak PlaymakersInterested in the theatre? Either back stage or acting - do not forget Skagerak's very own Skagerak Playmakers. There are 3 groups: Mini PY1-PY3 on Tuesdays, Junior PY4-PY6 on Mondays, and Senior MY-DP on Wednesdays.

Chess ClubOur popular Chess Club is continuing and will be run by MY4 students where students can learn strategies and actively play chess with many levels of players for all grades PY2 – MY4.

Rowing clubFor two different age groups of students to work together to train and compete in regional and national competitions with coaches and qualified assistance.

FootballRepresenting Skagerak in different regional and school district meets/competitions. Training as a team with enthusiastic coaches.

French Language ClubWhere especially younger students learn and practice reading and writing in the mother tongue languages in a fun and practical setting or older students to continue learning in their home language.

Portuguese Language ClubClubThe Portuguese Language Club for proficient speakers starts up from 13 September. It will be held in room 400 on Fridays from 3:15 to 4:15 pm. The contact person is Álvaro Santos.

Arabic Language ClubWhere especially younger students learn and practice reading and writing in the mother tongue languages in a fun and practical setting or older students to continue learning in their home language.

Spanish Language ClubWhere especially younger students learn and practice reading and writing in the mother tongue languages in a fun and practical setting or older students to continue learning in their home language.

Senior SurfersA dedicated group of Middle School students as part of their Action and Service commitment have been busy bridging the digital divide. They go out into the community to help the elderly with computer skills and training.

Sewing ClubOur Sewing Club - will also continue. There will be 2 sessions, the first one starting in October. Please contact Lea Mathilde in MY4 for more information.

Makers ClubOur Makers Club (previously the Robotics Club) is on Wednesdays 3:15-4:15 pm in the Makerspace, room 200. Learning about technologies in the digital and computer worlds!

Help WantedDo you have any small jobs or large jobs around the home, painting, yard work, stacking wood or perhaps you need a babysitter? Ms Carol King, has compiled a list of Middle and High school students interested in offering their services for a reasonable fee. Very hard workers that need the money and want to help! The list includes all contact information within the area they live in, languages they speak and if they have a car.

Future Problem SolversFuture Problem Solvers is back, run by Ms Schäfer. Please contact Ms Schäfer for more information.
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