Extended Curriculum
Why Are Extended Curriculum Activities (ECAs) Important at ISP?
The Extended Curriculum Activities (ECAs) offered by the International School of Paris form a big part of students’ lives, and a great majority of students are enrolled in at least one activity. While the ECAs are not part of the formal curriculum, they strongly support the philosophy and learning style of the International Baccalaureate programmes.
Participation in these activities develops students in all areas of the learner profile, gives them opportunities to try new disciplines and perhaps even find their passion(s) in life. In addition to developing interests and skills, the ECAs enhance school spirit by giving students and staff opportunities to interact across grade boundaries and to make new connections in the community.
Continue reading below for more details about the activities offered at ISP.
Teacher-Led ECAs
Many of our ECAs are led by ISP teachers with skills or knowledge they would like to share with students. Teachers sometimes also create activities based on students' requests.
Student-Led ECAs
Each year, ISP students take on the extra challenge of teaching others something they are passionate about during lunch or after school.
Externally-Led ECAs
Other activities are led by our trusted external partners, who come to campus to work with students. Music, languages, coding and sports are included in this offer.
Which Sports Are Offered at ISP?
An example of a sports activity: the Secondary School running club enjoying a crisp winter day in Paris during their lunch-time outing!
Primary School Sports
Non Competitive Sports: football, multisports, tennis, judo, rhythmic gymnastics, capoeira
Competitive Sports: football, basketball, swimming
Secondary School Sports
Social Sports: running club, tennis, circuit training, climbing, multisports
Competitive Sports: football, basketball, volleyball, swimming