Engaging in physical activity promotes healthy and balanced growth in children.
At École Bilingue Chardin, your child will regularly participate in age-appropriate physical activities, whether they are in preschool or elementary school.
Starting at the age of three, and always in a playful form, children learn to master their movements, test their balance, and coordinate their gestures. This period in childhood is when the basic motor skills repertoire is developed, which includes fundamental actions such as:
Movements
Walking, running, jumping
Balance
Standing on one foot
Manipulations
Grasping, pulling, pushing
Throwing and catching objects
Throwing, catching, aiming
Furthermore, engaging in an organized sports/gross motor activity in preschool helps children create bonds with each other, teaches children to adapt to social rules outside the family home, stimulates creativity, develops the ability in children to solve problems and make decisions.
Maya, our motor skills teacher, coordinates the school's sports activities and works with different classes multiple times a week.

Motor Skills
Motor skills at École Bilingue Chardin are a priority for us. Indeed, they play a crucial role in the development of children, fostering their coordination, balance, and body awareness.
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Baby Yoga
Baby yoga for TPS (Toute Petite Section) and PS (Petite Section) children is a practice that combines simple movements inspired by yoga, adapted to the abilities of young children.
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Dance
Preschool children practice dance once a week. It’s an activity that allows children aged 2 to 6 to explore their bodies, rhythm, and creativity in a playful way.
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Swim Class
Students at École Bilingue Chardin go to the municipal swimming pool, Emile Antoine, once a week in CP/CE1 from September to March and in GS from March to June.
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