Extracurricular

Wide Range of Activities

Beyond regular classes, life at Nord Anglia International School Rotterdam takes many forms. Some students attend academic support sessions in small groups when they need help with specific subjects. Meanwhile, dozens of clubs run simultaneously—from yoga and ballet to robotics and environmental initiatives. Younger students transform theory into tangible experience through hands-on programs, while older ones explore urban art during Rotterdam walks, visit museums, or join multi-day expeditions that blend discovery with independence.

Sports at Nord Anglia International School Rotterdam

Volleyball and basketball teams regularly compete against rivals from six European countries—Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, and Luxembourg. This scale of international competition shapes students’ athletic character, turning each game into cultural exchange rather than just a match. Training follows a developmental approach: younger children start with multi-sport sessions that build balance and coordination, older students move into basketball sections or fitness clubs that enhance body control, and those ready for serious challenges join representative teams that train throughout the season for European tournaments.

Music and Creative Directions

Students at Nord Anglia International School Rotterdam master instruments in orchestras, ensembles, and choirs—guided by experienced teachers through both classical and contemporary repertoire. Regular concerts transform months of work into public performances where everyone demonstrates their progress. Creative workshops in art, crafts, and design unlock artistic potential through diverse formats, while a dedicated STEAM direction connects science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics into unified projects that blend analytical thinking with creative expression.

Student Social Responsibility

Nord Anglia International School Rotterdam cultivates conscious citizens through direct practice. The student council develops leadership qualities, a community service club supports local initiatives, and older students independently organize fundraising for the World Wildlife Fund and Pink Ribbon charity. An exclusive partnership with UNICEF opens global challenges to schoolchildren—not through abstract discussions but concrete actions that shape personal responsibility for what happens around them, turning social activism into a natural part of daily student life.