Extracurricular

Sotogrande’s Home Atmosphere Between 8:30 and 9:30 each evening, the campus comes alive with activities that feel more like family time than scheduled events. Students might find themselves in a futsal match, testing their wits in a quiz, or learning to cook something new. These gatherings pull kids away from their screens while building the …

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Sotogrande’s Home Atmosphere

Between 8:30 and 9:30 each evening, the campus comes alive with activities that feel more like family time than scheduled events. Students might find themselves in a futsal match, testing their wits in a quiz, or learning to cook something new. These gatherings pull kids away from their screens while building the warm, close-knit atmosphere that defines life here.

Weekends

Weekends here rarely follow the same pattern twice. One Saturday might bring a chance to pilot a helicopter or earn a PADI diving certificate, while another could mean speedboat rides or exploring nearby cities. Students head out for shopping trips and local festivals, and evenings often end at sporting events—catching Real Madrid at home or watching motorsports competitions.

Sports at Sotogrande International School

Athletics runs deep in campus life, with students training in everything from rhythmic gymnastics and fencing to tennis and horseback riding. Those who join specialized clubs work with coaches at Jason Floyd Golf Academy and La Reserva Tennis and Padel Club. The program also includes capoeira, polo, football, athletics, karate, volleyball, and swimming, alongside:

Basketball
Golf
Netball
Sailing
Rugby
Padel
Badminton
Frisbee

Creative Clubs

Creative students gravitate toward Sotogrande International School’s artistic programs, which range from DJ Kreations sessions and workshops at El Matutes to various courses through Sotogrande International Music Academy. Theatre enthusiasts can develop their stage presence—some even preparing for LAMDA exams—while visual arts students have dedicated studio space and materials to explore painting, drawing, and other media.

Clubs at Sotogrande School

Developing well-rounded individuals means offering paths to explore potential passions—or even future careers. Beyond sports and arts, these clubs let people dive into specific interests, from environmental work to business fundamentals: