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The Gresol 2026–2027 Catalog

Much More Than Just After-School Activities

Sports, music, science, communication, technology, and experiences for the whole family. An ambitious initiative designed to help every student discover what they’re passionate about, hone their talents, and experience school in a whole new way.

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Most at noonmaking the most of the day downtown
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More possibilities, better organized

The catalog that turns every noon into an opportunity

GRESOL International-American School offers a broad, challenging, and stimulating curriculum from preschool through high school. Most of the activities take place at noon, on campus, and during the time students already spend at the school.

Making the Most of Their TimeStudents turn part of their day into a sporting, artistic, or educational experience.
Fewer tripsFamilies don't need to leave again or arrange an additional trip to another facility.
More Free Time in the AfternoonsAt the end of the day, the work is already done, leaving more time for family.

Sports and Exercise

Technique, Well-Being, and Team Values

Programs designed to foster coordination, discipline, confidence, and active lifestyles, featuring a new volleyball division and a pickleball community that also offers opportunities for families.

Gresol Volleyball Division Team
The only school to have won five consecutive championships in the Terrassa Sports Council.
Big News for 2026–2027 Time slots to be confirmed

New Gresol Volleyball Division

More training, more teams, the same tradition.

The Gresol Volleyball Program is taking a leap forward in quality with three days of training per week: two sessions focused on technique and strategy and one session dedicated to specific physical conditioning. The program is organized at the start of the school year so that the teams are ready for their official registration at the end of September.

3 days oftraining each week
2 + 1: technical trainingand strategy + sport-specific conditioning
Saturdays: Games and Competitions

Weekly Plan by Stage

Elementary School · Grades 4–6 Mondays and Wednesdays: technical training and strategy.
Fridays: physical conditioning.
Saturdays: games.
Schedule to be confirmed.
Middle School and BTX · Grades 7–12 Tuesdays and Thursdays: technique and strategy.
Fridays: physical conditioning.
Saturdays: games.
Schedule to be confirmed.

Season Schedule

Start date: Monday, September 14, 2026 · End date: Thursday, June 17, 2027.

1st quarterSeptember 14–December 14, 2026
2nd quarterDecember 15, 2026–March 15, 2027
3rd quarterMarch 16–June 17, 2027

Technical Team

CoordinationDamián Munafó
Coaching StaffMr. Rudy and María Collados
Physical TrainingBru Figueras, elite strength and conditioning coach for Atlètic Terrassa Hockey

The project builds on the physical training following the strong results achieved in recent months. The coaching staff also includes students and players from the school as coaches, passing on their experience and the team’s values to the next generation.

This is how the training session unfolds

  • They work on their serve, reception, setting, attack, and defense.
  • They employ strategy, communication, and a collective understanding of the game.
  • They train for strength, mobility, and injury prevention through specific physical conditioning.

Competition: Gresol's corporate uniform is required to participate in tournaments.

A community project. Parents can participate as team representatives, help with logistics, and foster a positive atmosphere at Saturday competitions. The goal is to preserve the sporting legacy and register teams with the Catalan Volleyball Federation when conditions allow.

Registration deadline: Friday, September 18, 2026.
Although the event begins on the 14th, registration remains open during that first week.

Information and Registration
Soccer in Gresol

Training for Students and the Community for Families

Two separate initiatives round out the sports section: Sabadell Atlètic runs a training program for students, and the family soccer program offers a dedicated social space for parents and alumni.

Program for StudentsSoccer with Sabadell Atlètic · Ages 7–18 · Two training sessions per week.
Activity for AdultsSoccer for parents and alumni · community atmosphere · schedule to be confirmed.
Students practicing soccer with Sabadell Atlètic at the Gresol School field
Soccer · Open to all skill levels Schedule to be confirmed

Soccer with Sabadell Atlètic

A soccer program designed for learning and having fun without pressure, led by the Sabadell Atlètic professional team at the Gresol facilities. Each player progresses at their own level while being part of a program based on friendship, commitment, respect, and enthusiasm.

Ages
Ages 7 to 18
Workouts
Two sessions per week
Days
Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays, depending on age · schedule to be confirmed

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They improve their technique, coordination, and understanding of the game.
  • They learn to compete through hard work, respect, and camaraderie.
  • They train as a team and build confidence both on and off the field.

Facilities and equipment: Practices are held at Gresol, and the players represent the school by wearing the team jersey.

Parents and alumni playing soccer in Gresol
Family Activity Schedule to be confirmed

Soccer for Parents

A community-oriented, open, and relaxed activity to stay active, enjoy soccer, and connect with other families in Gresol. It is not part of Sabadell Atlètic’s training program: it is a separate space for adults and former students, and players of all skill levels are welcome.

Participants
Parents and Gresol alumni
Schedule
To be confirmed
Organized by
Gresol Family Activities Group

An Activity to Bring the Community Together

  • They play and stay active in a relaxed atmosphere.
  • Participants include both experienced individuals and those who are just starting out.
  • They strengthen the bond between families and the school's alumni.
Pickleball in Gresol

Beginner, Advanced, and Community

The after-school program takes place at noon, while the IDR Academy session is a separate afternoon program for students at a competitive level. Families also have their own classes and gatherings.

Two clearly distinct pathways for students

After-School Program at Noon Tuesdays and Thursdays for grades 4–12 · Fridays for kindergarten–3rd grade · midday session.
Competitive Training · IDR Academy Tuesdays from 5:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. · for students at the competitive level.
Pickleball Paddle: Theschool provides paddles for the sessions. We recommend that each participant purchase their own; you can request one from the school or through the instructor.
Tournament Uniforms:Gresol's official uniforms are required forpickleball competitions.
Competitive Pickleball Training with IDR Academy at Gresol School
New · Competitive Level

Pickleball Skills Development · IDR Academy

Specialized training for competitive-level students who want to take their game to the next level. The IDR Academy system combines advanced technique, decision-making, tactical patterns, and real-game situations.

Level
Students at a competitive level
Schedule
Tuesday · 5:15–6:45 p.m.
Taught by
Ignasi de Rueda · IDR Academy

This is how the training session unfolds

  • They perfect their punches, footwork, and movement.
  • They read the play, choose their shot, and build each point.
  • They practice competition routines and handle real-game situations.

Equipment and Tournaments: The school provides rackets, although students are encouraged to purchase their own through the school or the teacher. Team uniforms are required for competition.

Preschool students participating in sports games at Gresol
Introduction to Sports

PequeDeporte

An introduction to exercise through play. The sessions help young children discover different motor skills while improving their coordination and balance.

Category
Children's
Schedule
Monday · 2:00–3:00 p.m.
Taught by
Educatium

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They explore motor games and basic athletic skills.
  • They improve coordination, balance, and body awareness.
  • They work together, take turns, and enjoy physical activity.
After-school skating program at Gresol
Balance and Coordination

Skating

Progressive learning to build confidence on skates, control movement, and improve psychomotor skills. Both figure skating and inline skating are covered.

Stage
G1–G10
Schedule
Tuesdays and Thursdays · 2:00–3:00 p.m.
Taught by
Educatium

Required equipment: roller skates, helmet, and protective gear.

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They control balance, coordination, and speed.
  • They improve their posture and develop their motor skills.
  • They practice moves and sequences adapted to the group's skill level.
Aerial view of the pickleball courts at Gresol
After-School Program at Noon Tuesday · Thursday · Friday

Pickleball

A dynamic and social sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. The activity introduces technique, teamwork, and decision-making in an accessible and motivating way.

Groups
Kindergarten–Grade 3 and Grades 4–12
Schedule
Grades 4–12: Tuesdays and Thursdays · Kindergarten–Grade 3: Fridays · at noon
Taught by
Ignasi de Rueda

This is how the activity takes place

  • They practice basic strokes, ball control, and footwork.
  • They improve positioning, teamwork, and the ability to read the game.
  • They develop perseverance, respect, and confidence on the track.

Equipment and Tournaments: The school provides rackets, although it is recommended that you purchase your own through the school or your teacher. Team uniforms are required for competition.

Parents playing pickleball in Gresol
Families · Two levels

Pickleball for Parents

Afternoon classes to learn the basics or improve your game in a social and athletic environment. Participants are divided into two levels so that each group can progress at a pace appropriate to their experience.

Intended for
Parents
Schedule
Friday · 5:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Format
Two levels

This is how classes are conducted

  • They learn or refine their strokes according to their skill level.
  • They practice positioning, tactics, and game situations.
  • They share physical activity and a sense of community with other families.

Paddles: The school provides equipment, although it is recommended that you have your own paddle; you can purchase one at the school or through the teacher.

Families · One-time gatherings

Family-Friendly Pickleball Jackets

One-off weekend events where parents and children can play pickleball together. The American-style format features short matches and rotations that create a dynamic, open, and social experience.

Participants
Fathers, mothers, and children
Schedule
Weekends · Specific dates
Announcements
Pickleball Fan Club

This is how each match unfolds

  • They play short matches with rotating pairs and opponents.
  • They practice technical skills and decision-making in a relaxed setting.
  • They enjoy sports and quality time together as families.

Schedules: Dates are announced through the pickleball fan group. The school provides rackets but recommends that you bring your own.

Girls in pink tutus practicing ballet in the red-tiled classroom at Gresol School
Dance and Expression

Ballet

Classical dance helps develop posture, musicality, flexibility, and coordination. The classes progress gradually and provide a space for expression, creativity, and discipline.

Level
Preschool and Elementary School
Schedule
Tuesdays and Thursdays · 2:00–3:00 p.m.
Taught by
Àngels Segarra

Required materials: appropriate ballet attire.

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They improve posture, coordination, and flexibility.
  • They develop a sense of rhythm, musical ear, and quality of movement.
  • They express their creativity and build confidence through dance.
Gresol students practicing fencing in their school athletic uniforms
Body and Mind

Fencing

A well-rounded discipline that combines physical agility with strategy. Students learn to react, make quick decisions, and respect their opponents while improving their coordination and ability to concentrate.

Stage
PK4-G8
Schedule
Monday · 2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Taught by
Sabadell Fencing Club - Jaume Viladoms

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They improve coordination, reaction time, and accuracy.
  • They anticipate developments and apply strategic thinking.
  • They follow the rules and learn to deal with the outcome.
Gresol students practicing judo during an after-school activity
Discipline and Trust

Judo

Much more than just a sport: a practice that promotes physical and mental development. Judo helps improve strength, flexibility, and coordination, while fostering self-control and respect.

Stage
G1–G10
Schedule
Wednesdays and Fridays · 2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Taught by
Paula Saldarriaga

This is how the activity takes place

  • They learn techniques tailored to their age and skill level.
  • They improve strength, mobility, coordination, and balance.
  • They promote discipline, concentration, and personal safety.

Communication and Creativity

Ideas That Learn to Express Themselves

Activities designed to encourage students to research, create content, and communicate with discernment, responsibility, and confidence.

Elementary school students participating in a journalism activity at Gresol
Communication

Journalism · Elementary School

A practical introduction to contemporary journalism through school news, podcasts, blogs, investigative reporting, editing, and layout. Students learn how to communicate effectively and identify reliable sources.

Grade Level
3rd–6th Grade
Schedule
Tuesday · 2:00–3:00 p.m.
Taught by
Educatium

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They research, conduct interviews, and write news stories.
  • They create podcasts, blog posts, and digital content.
  • They compare sources and develop critical thinking skills.
Communication

Journalism · Middle School and High School

A communication lab designed to help students understand how information is constructed. Students research, compare, write, record, and edit content tailored for different channels.

Level
Middle School and High School
Schedule
Wednesday · 1:30–2:30 p.m.
Taught by
Educatium

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They apply editorial standards and research techniques.
  • They write, host, record, and edit content.
  • They analyze information and improve their digital skills.
Gresol students creating content for YouTube and streaming
Digital Creation

YouTuber & Streamer

Creating digital content with an educational, safe, and responsible approach. From the initial idea to publication, we handle scriptwriting, recording, editing, and platform analysis.

Level
Middle School and High School
Schedule
Monday · 1:30–2:30 p.m.
Taught by
Educatium

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They come up with ideas, write scripts, film, and edit videos.
  • They improve their communication and digital skills.
  • They apply standards for security, privacy, and responsible use of networks.

Music and Instruments

One-on-one instruction to help you find your own voice

Personalized lessons designed to build on each student's current level, develop technique, musical sensitivity, and confidence in performance.

Private piano and violin lessons taught by the music faculty at Gresol School
Individual Attention Schedule to be arranged

Private Instrument Lessons

Piano and violin lessons tailored to each student’s level, pace, and goals. Individualized attention helps students strengthen their technique, enjoy the repertoire, and make progress with close guidance from the school’s music teachers.

PianoHand positioning, music reading, rhythm, coordination, and performance.
ViolinPosture, bowing, fingering, tuning, musicality, and expression.
Level
Open to students at the school
Schedule
To be arranged individually
Teaches
Gresol Music Faculty

This is how each class is conducted

  • They make progress through personalized goals and a tailored repertoire.
  • They improve technique, sight-reading, aural skills, rhythm, and musical expression.
  • They develop discipline, creativity, and confidence through performance.

Science and technology

Curiosity to Understand and Create

Experiments, challenges, and projects to turn questions into solutions and build the skills of the future.

Gresol students conducting experiments during the DivertiCiencia activity
Experimentation

Fun Science

Science is discovered through experimentation. Each session combines a simple explanation with a hands-on challenge to help students understand phenomena in their surroundings and spark their curiosity.

Grade
Elementary
Schedule
Thursday · 2:00–3:00 p.m.
Taught by
Educatium

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They conduct guided experiments and apply the scientific method.
  • They observe, formulate hypotheses, and draw conclusions.
  • They expand their scientific vocabulary and collaborate effectively.
Gresol students solving a programming and robotics challenge
Programming · Robotics · Computational Thinking Activity in English Schedule to be confirmed

Coding & Computational Thinking with Codelearn

An in-person course on programming, robotics, and computational thinking, taught entirely in English. Each student progresses at their own pace using the Codelearn platform, which tailors the activities and challenges to their level and progress, while the teacher individually guides and supervises the entire process.

Ages 8–18: An itinerary tailored to age and skill level.
Maximum of 12. Small groups for personalized attention.
100% in English: Instructor, platform, and learning materials.
Format
In-person · Individualized learning
Duration
1 hour per week
Schedule
Day and time to be confirmed

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They analyze problems and find logical and creative solutions through programming and robotics.
  • They progress at their own pace on a platform that tailors the challenges to their needs.
  • They explore virtual and augmented reality, control a Sphero robot, and program a Probot robot.
  • They reinforce what they've learned through gamification and assessment activities on Kahoot.

Strategy and Finance

Decisions That Train the Mind

Activities designed to help students reason, anticipate, evaluate alternatives, and understand concepts that are useful in real life.

Gresol students participating in the after-school chess activity
Logic and Strategy

Chess

A place to learn, play, and improve, no matter your skill level. Chess and strategy games help build concentration, patience, and problem-solving skills.

Level
Elementary and Middle School
Schedule
Wednesday · 2:00–3:00 p.m.
Taught by
Megan Johnson

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They learn the rules, tactics, and how to plan plays.
  • They help develop concentration, patience, and decision-making skills.
  • They solve challenges and learn from other players.
Gresol students participating in an educational investment simulation
Financial Literacy

Investment Program

A gamified experience designed to introduce students to investing and financial decision-making. Students manage virtual investments and learn to assess risk, strategy, and consequences.

Level
Middle School and High School
Commitment
Annual Program · Weekly Follow-up
Taught by
Hollymont

This is how the activity unfolds

  • They cover concepts related to investing, budgeting, and planning.
  • They analyze decisions and manage a portfolio virtually.
  • They develop financial independence and judgment through hands-on experience.

Quick Lookup

Weekly Schedule 2026–2027

Summary of the time slots listed in the current offer. Pending time slots are marked and will be updated once they are finalized.

Activity Stage Day and time Person in Charge
PequeDeporteChildren'sMonday · 2:00–3:00 p.m.Educatium
YouTuber & StreamerMiddle School and High SchoolMonday · 1:30–2:30 p.m.Educatium
FencingPK4–G8Monday · 2:00–3:00 p.m.Sabadell Fencing Club - Jaume Viladoms
Journalism3rd–6th GradeTuesday · 2:00–3:00 p.m.Educatium
SkatingGrades 1–10Tuesdays and Thursdays · 2:00–3:00 p.m.Educatium
BalletPreschool and Elementary SchoolTuesdays and Thursdays · 2:00–3:00 p.m.Àngels Segarra
Competitive Pickleball · IDR AcademyCompetitive LevelTuesdays · 5:15–6:45 p.m.Ignasi de Rueda
JournalismMiddle School and High SchoolWednesday · 1:30–2:30 p.m.Educatium
ChessElementary and Middle SchoolWednesday · 2:00–3:00 p.m.Megan Johnson
JudoGrades 1–10Wednesdays and Fridays · 2:00–3:00 p.m.Paula Saldarriaga
Fun ScienceElementary SchoolThursday · 2:00–3:00 p.m.Educatium
Pickleball for ParentsFamilies · Two LevelsFridays · 5:00–7:00 p.m.Gresol Pickleball
Soccer for ParentsFamilies and Gresol AlumniSchedule to be confirmedGresol Family Activities Group
Family-Friendly Pickleball JacketsFathers, mothers, and childrenWeekends · Specific dates announced in the fan groupGresol Pickleball
School PickleballKindergarten–3rd Grade and 4th–12th GradeG4–G12: Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon. Kindergarten–G3: Fridays at noon. Exact time to be confirmed. Ignasi de Rueda
Soccer with Sabadell AtlèticAges 7 to 18Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays, depending on age · Schedule to be confirmedSabadell Atlètic
New Volleyball DivisionElementary School Grades 4–6 · Middle School and BTX Grades 7–12Elementary School: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Middle School/BTX: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Time slots to be confirmed. Damián Munafó · Mr. Rudy · María Collados · Bru Figueras
Coding & Computational Thinking with CodelearnAges 8–18 · maximum 12 students1 hour per week · day and time to be confirmedCodelearn · activity in English
Investment ProgramMiddle School and High SchoolAnnual Program · Weekly Progress TrackingHollymont
Private Instrument Lessons · Piano and ViolinSchool studentsSchedule to be arranged individuallyGresol Music Faculty

Groups, schedules, and available spots are subject to the school's organization and final confirmation.

We'll answer your questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Extracurricular Activities

What extracurricular activities does Gresol offer for the 2026–2027 school year?

The program includes 20 offerings: PequeDeporte, Journalism for Elementary School, Journalism for Middle and High School, DivertiCiencia, Skating, YouTuber & Streamer, School Pickleball, competitive training with IDR Academy, a new Volleyball Division, youth soccer with Sabadell Atlètic, Chess, Ballet, Coding & Computational Thinking with Codelearn, Investment Program, Fencing, Judo, private piano and violin lessons, pickleball for parents, soccer for parents, and family-friendly American sports.

For what ages and grades are there activities?

There are programs ranging from preschool and PK4 through elementary school, middle school, and high school, as well as soccer and pickleball activities for parents and Gresol alumni. Each program description specifies the grade level, skill level, or target audience.

What are the class times?

Most sessions are held at noon, between 1:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. School pickleball takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays for grades 4–12 and on Fridays for kindergarten through grade 3, always at noon; the exact time is to be confirmed. Competitive training is a separate activity, held on Tuesdays from 5:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. The days for volleyball and Sabadell Atlètic have been set, with specific time slots to be confirmed. Individual instrument lessons are coordinated with the school, and soccer for parents is listed with a schedule to be confirmed.

What are the benefits of midday activities?

They allow students to make the most of the time they already spend at school, eliminate the need for additional travel, and simplify family schedules. By the time families come to pick up their children, the activity is already over, leaving them with more free time in the afternoons.

What does the new Volleyball Division include?

It includes three days of training per week: two sessions focused on technique and strategy and one on specific physical conditioning, in addition to games on Saturdays. The season runs from September 14, 2026, to June 17, 2027. The program features specialized coordination, coaching staff, and physical training, and invites families to participate as team representatives.

How Does Coding & Computational Thinking Work with Codelearn?

This is a one-hour in-person weekly activity for students ages 8 to 18, with a maximum of 12 students per group and individualized instruction. The course is taught entirely in English and combines the Codelearn platform with programming, robotics, virtual and augmented reality, Sphero and Probot robots, gamification, and assessment activities on Kahoot. The day and time are to be confirmed.

Who leads the activities?

The program brings together school teachers and outside specialists: music teachers from Gresol, Educatium, Ignasi de Rueda, and IDR Academy; Sabadell Atlètic; Damián Munafó; Mr. Rudy; María Collados; Bru Figueras; Megan Johnson; Àngels Segarra, Codelearn, Hollymont, Club d'Esgrima Sabadell—Jaume Viladoms and Paula Saldarriaga.

Do I need to bring any equipment?

For roller skating, you’ll need skates, a helmet, and protective gear; for ballet, appropriate clothing. Educatium provides the materials for PequeDeporte, Journalism, DivertiCiencia, and YouTuber & Streamer. For pickleball, the school provides paddles, although it recommends purchasing your own through the school or from the teacher. Team uniforms are required for pickleball and volleyball tournaments.

How can I check availability or apply for a spot?

Spot availability and the final composition of the groups are subject to confirmation. You can contact the school to check availability. Family Americanas are announced through the pickleball fan group.

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