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AES |EXTRA

CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Ortega campus2014

1st session09/15/14 to 12/12/14

1st session09/15/14 to 12/12/14

MUSICATHLETICS SCIENCES SCHEDULEART & CULTUREAES |EXTRA


1. SESSION DATESSession 1 : September 15, 2014 to December 12, 2014Session 2 : January 12, 2015 to June 12, 2015

2. PAYMENT

Registration is online on Activenet! click here

You can only enroll your own child. Once enrolled you will not be able to make any changes. For any changes, please contact us.

Payment options are:A. A one time payment at no additional chargeB. A payment plan with 3 installments is available:

- Initial payment is 50% of the activity fee, then 25% on October 1st and 25% on Nov 1st

- A one time additional credit card fee of $12 is charged by the system for each payment plan.

3.ENROLLMENT MODIFICATIONS

Changes, transfers, refunds are possible within registration deadlines:Session 1 : October 15, 2014Session 2 : February 23, 2015A $10 “processing fee” will be charged for any change regarding Private lessons on Ortega. (not for Ortega activities). After these deadlines, no new registrations, transfers and refundswill be accepted, even for a withdrawal.

Important Information

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This year you’ll be thrilled to discover our TWO OPTIONS:Pass

With ALL PASSES you get:

1. A UNSS membership2. A chance to

participate in select sport events in the USA and abroad

3. An opportunity of a 5% discount on Ortega campus sports camps and field trips

2. OUR YEARLY PASS (includes all the activities except private music lessons, for the full year) $450 before September 5, 2014$500 after September 5, 2014

1. OUR SEMESTER PASS (includes all the activities except private music lessons, during a semester) - First session (12 weeks September-December) = $300- 2nd session (18 weeks January-June) = $350

The first 100 students with a

YEARLY PASS get a fashion T-shirt!



The LFSF keeps offering a variety of extracurricular activities to choose from in the new school year of 2014 – 2015 through a system of PASSES that gives access to a wide range of activities, we encourage flexibility in this attractive program.

Like the tiles in a mosaic put together to create a unified whole, the different aspirations and characteristics of our students give rise to a program that is faithful to the unified goals of the LFSF, one that reflects QUALITY, OPENNESS and SHARING.

Extracurricular activities program goals :

- Develop communication and social skills, through playful activities both in French and English;

- Encourage openness to the Arts through body expression, and dramatic, pictorial, written and musical interpretation;

- Consolidate a quality athletic program that ranges from introduction/initial training to competitive sports events that links both primary and secondary campuses;

- Refine critical and logical thinking;

- Establish a solid, educative, original and fun vacation camps program.

Click on any of the tabs above to find outmore about all the activities the AES department offers.

Make sure to be part of the new extracurricular activities program in the next school year!

Enrollment starts June 2nd, 2014 on ACTIVENET! click here

Goals of the AES department and program

Wladymir PAIVA, Admistrative Assistant, AES |Extracurricular [email protected]

Marjolaine DEBORDEDirector, AES | Extracurricular [email protected]

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Drama 1 (6th-7th)

Drama 2 (8th-12th)

An exciting workshop for beginners and experts alike! Learn how to perform on stage, practice memorizing, read and understand texts in French, learn the art of improvisation and develop characters. Under the direction and guidance of Gregory, become an apprentice actor/actress and be ready for the end of session performance.

Ceramics (9th-12th)

Creating pottery can be a mild interest or a consuming joy. In either case, beginning to work with clay is an adventure beggining to work with clay is an adventure and never boring. There is always more to explore, more to try out, as well as more to create. Be prepared for a nice adventure as you enter the world of pottery, for clasy is as deep and broad as the earth it comes from. During 11 weeks, students will follow a step by step program where they will learn techniques such as: pinching, coil making and building, carving out and slab making and assembling, among others. Students will follow a program where they will acquire all these techniques.

ART & CULTURE

Instructor: Carole Neilson www.caroleneilson.comInstructor: Gregory Galin



Art workshops (6th-9th)

Alice gives freedom to explore different techniques and creations of your own imagination. Discover a range of techniques and topics through week long workshops.

We offer clay classes, drawing and painting, collage, cartoon, ink printmaking… and much more “à la carte”!

Select a topic of interest and enjoy! You can choose as many topics and as often as you would like.

Instructor: Alice Desert

ART & CULTURETOEFL preparation (9th- 11th)

Led by our English teacher Yann Grall, the TOEFL preparation course will familiarize students with the test’s format and will provide them with the strategies and tools (note-taking, summarizing, paraphrasing, skimming and more) needed to succeed in this long and challenging exam. The TOEFL will test all four language skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Students will also work on grammar, word-choice, spelling, and pronunciation, all of which will need to be mastered to ensure a high score and be ready to appy to colleges after the LFSF.

Instructor: Yann Grall



Journalism 1 (6th-8th)

Ignite your curiosity and develop your critical thinking and participate in the school’s new online newspaper. Discover the basics of reporting and writing in French. You’ll be an active staff of the editing team in charge of articles, design, photography, and interviews. Alone or in pairs, with pencils, microphone or computers, break the news ! Join the Journalism staff of the Lycée Français de San Francisco.

Instructor: Anton Ritzu

ART & CULTUREJournalism 2 (9th -12th)

For creative, talented and active High School students, get involved in school newspaper staff is an excellent outlet. It will give you a chance to develop your ideas, event to run a column, and to apply your leadership skills while also exercising your critical thinking, designing and writing skills in teamwork. During the year, interviews outside the school, with artists, economic or political figures would also give you an opportunity to be a citizen journalist.




Collective multisport (6th to 8th)Volleyball in Fall

Come join our sports teams for two practices a week, and participate in league championships against local schools (around 6 games per season). Through individual and group techniques and team cohesion, Pauline, Frank and the other coaches will make you move! Different types of sports throughout the year, one for each season (Volleyball, Basketball and Futsal) what a program!

Fitness and Workout (8th-12th)

Stay fit with this new activity. Every week, experiment new workout exercises, conditioning techniques, aerobic steps in music and learn how to build your own program adapted to your personal objectives. A class for everybody, from rookies to athletes!

Instructor: Pauline Legendre, Frank Wittke, and others!

Instructor: Pauline Legendre

ATHLETICS



Long distance running + mountain biking (9th-12th)

As the LFSF gets more involved in local and international events, new sport modalities are being offered every year. This year we introduce resistance running and mountain biking! Eying some really exciting adventure races, we’re putting together a team of outdoorsy and athletic enthusiasts to represent LFSF!

High School collective sports (9th-12th)

Do you want to enjoy and practice collective sports once a week, such as volleyball, basketball, futsal, or tennis? One weekday will be reserved for high school students, offering them a way to share and workout together. There’s a potential possibility to represent the LFSF in Californian leagues and international championships and athletic events!

Instructor: various coachesInstructors: a variety of coaches

ATHLETICS



Cross Country and Track & Field (6th-8th)

Bring your bottle and sneakers but also your energy on the stadium! Let’s discover or improve your skils in Hurdles, Long jump, Sprints, Distance runs, Relays, Triple Jump and Shot put. If the weather is bad, let’s stay on Ortega campus and do some conditioning inside. A transportation from Ortega to the stadium is offered at 3:00pm. Competitions of Cross Country will be offered by the SFIAL league during the Fall and also Track and field next spring 2015.

Judo A & B (6th-12th)

As created by Jigoro Kano, Judo (literally ‘Gentle Way’) is an intellectual, physical and moral method of education. It includes throwing, pinning and submission techniques. Judo is also education. The objective is selfdiscovery and assertiveness within the respect of others. It developsself-control and it is in the logic for constantly searching for improvement under the Judo Moral code. Be ready with William, 3nd Degree Black Belt, for practices, clinics and tournaments. At the end of the year, you’ll be offered to pass judo belts.

Instructor: William Desmole Instructor: TBD

ATHLETICS



Fencing 1 (6th-7th)

Fencing 2 (8th-12th)

Fencing is the art of mastering space, time and ...life! Hold your opponent on the tip of your foil under the watchful eye of the rigorous master of arms, Yves Ghiai. Fencing develops a sense of brotherhood, loyalty, righteousness and nobility of heart. At the end of the training you can get your “blason”, an official French diploma that the LFSF accredited by the French Fencing Federation. The LFSF is the only Lycée Français of the world to be member of this Federation! Some of our skilled students might be selected to participate to the UNSS French championship as well!

Instructor: Maître d’armes Yves Ghiai

Table Tennis A (beginners) (6th-12th)

Table Tennis B (advanced) (6th-12th)

Discover this strategic game with Nicolas! Come play in different types of tournaments and live the smashes, lifts and effects of any kind. Learning techniques and game analysis is planned and players of 6th, 7th, and 8th grade will have the chance to play some tournaments during the Winter!

Instructor: Nicolas Legatelois

ATHLETICS



Online Registrations for the activities start June 2nd.

Choose the PASS you need before September 5th and get the early bird discount.

Yoga and Mindfulness 6th-12th)

Breath…. And enjoy the moment. You are with Alexandra for a moment of pleasure and wellness. After a whole school week, this healthy activity will lead to relaxation and self confidence. Improve breathing, muscle tone, balance and focus and take a moment to share your feelings with the group. This discipline is rewarding for boys and girls.

Instructor: Alexandra Rossi

ATHLETICSEvery Athletics participant will be a member of the UNSS (French School Sports Federation) and get a member card with many advantages such as (French School Sports Federation) and get a member card with many advantages such as French competitions possibilities, online access, documentations and chat. Become a member of this network of 1 million French students! More information at: unss.org and on www.facebook.com/UNSSnational



not included with the annual pass!

Includes boats, coaching, wetsuits

FALL SEASON - starting in August 20142 afterschool training days a week9 local regattas and 5 California regattas

The Lycée Français de San Francisco offers, in association with the St Francis Yacht Club, a competitive sailing team for experienced sailors or sailors with a minimum of 20 hours of dinghy experience. If you dream to sail under the Golden Gate bridge but do not have this experience yet, you can participate in preparation classes and training by the St Francis club.

To find out more and register, write [email protected] or visit www.lelyceesailing.org

TRY OUTS on August 19th!

HIGH SCHOOL SAILING TEAM (8th-11th)



STANFORD MATHS CLUB A and B

Excellent in Maths? That¹s for you! Need help in Maths? That¹s also for you. Kim will be here for who wants to improve math skills, enrich math understanding, be challenged in math in new ways. Using the EPGY web-based STANFORD Mathematics program students can work at their own pace and skill level on a complete Maths curriculum. Course content emphasizes conceptual geometry and mathematical foundations, and includes the following topics: simple arithmetic, fractions, decimals, sets, measurement, graphs, functions, geometry, pre-algebra, statistics, data analysis, and probability.

High Tech (6th-8th)

With the High Tech club, our students will continue learning a high level of technology all year long whereas the technology discovery workshop which is part of the students’ curriculum lasts a trimester. Robotics, video game programming, 3D printing are examples of exciting activities allowing a creative environment. Come to develop high value skills such as: math, programming, mechanics of objects, mechanical modeling, sensor, motor, servo, and video network programming. We will use RobotC, App Inventor, Scratch, Objective-C, Inventor Fusion for 3D printing. Usually taught at the university level, the training to develop/reinforce these skills has been adapted for middle and high school students by Anton Ritzu ou technology teacher. Fun high tech activities will certainly complement the French curriculum and prepare students for engineering careers.

SCIENCES

Instructor: Kim Balkoski




YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS (6th-7th)

From concept to launch, expect to have fun creating and growing an environmental project in this interactive group of young entrepreneurs. Join our team! Be one of the designers, artists, computer wizards, or negotiators who will work side by side to make an event happen. Then enjoy a field trip with your Young Entrepreneurs squad! Last year the group organized a huge caramel sale and a book swap from the start to the final business report! This experience will develop leadership, confidence, and creative problem solving in an environment that inspires respect, independence, and self reliance.

Instructor: Maureen Keeney and Linka Watridge

SCIENCES

Stay tuned for our next Fall camps! More information coming soon...



Piano

Aurelie Morales began piano at age of 9 and graduated from the Conservatory of Gnessin in Moscow, Russia. She also graduted from the Conservatory of San Francisco with an Opera Major. For the past 5 years, she has been teaching students of all ages and levels in three different languages: French, English and Russian. Her method combines Russian and European technique and uses the voice as a training tool for the ear and coordination.

A piano teacher is coming soon on Mondays!

Instructor: Aurelie Morales

Glee Club Solo-Duo (6th-12th)

Glee Club Group (6th-12th)

With Magali, the music teacher, you will work tirelessly on singing, working on harmonies, rhythm and learning how to perform on a stage. Join her for two options of Glee Club! On Monday be part of the group singing in French in the Glee Club “group”, if you want to sing songs in a group with harmonies, choreography and costumes. On Wednesday, Glee Club duo & solo will welcome the singers for solo or duo (max.2 people singing together) from any repertoire you choose. You can be in both groups. Come learn in a friendly atmosphere the songs that you like and get individualized advice!

MUSIC

Instructor: Magali Sanscartier

Private Music Classes ($35 fee per half hour lesson)

More private music classes on the following page! >>



Violin

Irene Lin is a classically trained violinist and violist, most recently having studied with world renowned Hellen Callus and Don Ehrlich. With 5 years of experience teaching students of all ages with varying degrees of skill and talent, Irene Lin is always patient. It is important to her that that music is fun and enjoyable, so she takes care to create a safe and comfortable learning environment for even her shiest students. Each lesson is individually tailored in order to achieve common goals between student, teacher, and parent.

Instructor: Irene Lin Guitar

Students will learn many different styles (Spanish, Classical, Jazz, Rock, Folk, Pop), the fundamentals of reading, charts, theory, ear training, solo performance, composition and songwriting. Justin Ribeiro wants his students to be passionate about the music they listen to and that they create!

MUSIC

Instructor: Justin Ribeiro

Private Music Classes ($35 fee per half hour lesson)


CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Sponsorship Drive

What we aim:

Help us make a leap in SPORTS!

HELP THE AES program and the ATHLETICS EVENTS next year !! We need YOU to be able to offer great athletics and cultural opportunities to our students :

French UNSS Judo championship, AEFE Intenational Youth Games, Olympics, Adventure Nature race in French Guiana…

We have many ideas and we need your support to boost these projects!

Shop at SPORTS BASEMENTon Bryant or Old Mason st to buy your leisure and sport gear! Get 10% off your purchase - 5% will go to the LFSF AES department!

Thanks to you in 2013-2014 Sports Basements gave back $3,569 to the LFSF.

Special shopping night for the LFSF at the Presidio Sports Basement: Tuesday, November 18th

from 5:30pm to 7pm

Come share this shopping night all together and help us! Complementary snacks and refreshments

Location: 610 Old Mason St, San Francisco

If you are interested in other ways to support the Athletic program and the AES contact Marjolaine DEBORDE: [email protected](415) 592 4390

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Some activties day might be change in september according to LFSF teacher schedules

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PLANNING EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ORTEGA

GLEE CLUB Solo-‐duo 6ème-‐3ème #1074

JOURNALISM 1 6ème-‐4ème #1079 JOURNALISM 2 3ème-‐Term #1080

Private lesson PIANO #1086

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS 3ème-‐Term #1078

COLLECTIVE MULTISPORTS Varsity #1085

HIGH TECH 6ème-‐4ème #1089

TABLE TENNIS A 6ème-‐4ème #1092

GLEE CLUB Group 6ème-‐3ème #1073

COLLECTIVE MULTISPORTS JV #1084

CERAMICS 3ème-‐ Term #1070

FITNESS and WORKOUT 3ème-‐Term #1083

TRACK & FIELD-‐ CROSS COUNTRY 6ème-‐4ème #1096

YOUNG ENTREPREUNEUR 1 6ème-‐3ème #1100

TABLE TENNIS B 6ème-‐Term #1093

STANFORD MATHS CLUB A 6ème-‐2ndes #1090

COLLECTIVE MULTISPORTS Varsity #1085

TOEFL PreparaYon 2ndes-‐Term #1102

Saturday morning

ARTS WORKSHOPS 6ème-‐4ème #1069

DRAMA 2 4ème-‐ Term #1095

JUDO B 6ème-‐ Term #1082

DRAMA 1 6ème-‐5ème #1094FENCING 1 6ème-‐4ème #1071 FENCING 2 3ème-‐Term #1072

RUNNING & Mountain Bike High school #1077

Private lesson PIANO Aurélie #1086

STANFORD MATHS CLUB B6ème-‐2ndes #1091

YOGA and MINDFULNESS 6ème-‐ Term #1099

JUDO A 6ème-‐ Term #1081COLLECTIVE MULTISPORTS JV #1084

Private lesson GUITAR JusYn #1075Private lesson VIOLIN Irene #1097

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