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Abakus Mental Arithmetic develops mathematical ability and creative thinking using an abacus at first, moving to mental calculations. Robotics teaches making, programming, and designing robots, with students in engineering roles in design teams. Coding introduces computer programming through games and projects, from drag-and-drop to traditional languages. Brain Fitness Games challenge logic and memory through board games, while Chess provides lessons, group work, and tournaments.
Instrumental Music in guitar, piano, and drums enables children to start with music and develop creativity. Small-group lessons support concentration, memory, listening, collaboration, and self-confidence. Art in painting and drawing expands self-expression and communication, and cultivates creativity and fine motor skills.
Chess provides class lessons, group work, and tournaments to reinforce tactical thinking. Brain Fitness Games engage students in logic and memory challenges in a social, enjoyable setting. These activities foster teamwork, collaboration, and friendly competition.
Judo and Kickboxing promote physical activity, discipline, and self-control. The school fosters resilience, cooperation, and enthusiasm within a safe and caring community. Instrumental Music and Art contribute to wellbeing by enhancing concentration, memory, imagination, and self-expression. Brain Fitness Games and Chess support cognitive well-being through engaging, social activities.
Thames British School Madrid is a British international day school for ages 1 to 18, located in Madrid. The school teaches in English and follows the National Curriculum for England, with languages including Spanish, German and French. It offers a broad Cambridge-based programme from Pre-Pre-Nursery through Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels, alongside the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in the senior years. In Years 12–13, a courses and careers programme supports subject choices and pathways. The curriculum is closely aligned with the English National Curriculum, and English language development is provided for pupils whose first language is not English. The 6,200-square-metre campus houses Early Years through Secondary, with modern classrooms featuring interactive whiteboards and private bathrooms for Reception to Year 4. The site includes a football field, basketball court and dedicated play areas, plus range of clubs in STEM, arts and wellbeing to support growth.
