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Learning and fun go together at the ASV Summer Program! This summer activity combines a solid English immersion experience with other activities that ensure a fun and enriching holiday. The Teens program has a special focus on cooperation, participation and promotion of team spirit.

The ASV Summer Program is an English immersion program that offers the ASV experience in one month. Students are organized into groups determined by their age and previous language level. Teachers promote collaborative learning and students’ positive support.

The Teens program for ESO students is taught by following project-based learning, special focus on communication skills and the use of the language in varied contexts. The school provides engaging learnign materials published by National Geographic wich includes contents on World Cultures, biodiversity, research, and science and technology.

Summer activities continue in a fun context the experience of the student during the regular academic program. Families may find a variety of camps ranging from language learning to sports and arts. The most remarkable ones have in common quality instruction, a variety of complementary activities and great facilities.

The ASV Summer Program is an English immersion program that offers the ASV experience in one month. The teaching method is focused on communication and use of language in diverse contexts. Teachers promote collaborative learning and students’ positive support.

Classes are led by native and bilingual teachers trained in the ASV methodology. Every day students enjoy four periods of English classes, two additional periods of sports and creative activities (also driven in English), and swimming time.
Groups are organized according to the student’s age, language level and prior relation with other students.

How was your Spring Break? At ASV, we have been pretty active answering questions about the ASV Summer Program and enrolling students who want to enjoy this experience. The school will host the second onsite orientation meeting on Wednesday, April 27, 2022, at 18:00.  Interested families may come and learn more about the key aspects of our successful program. There is also a guided tour across the school facilities led by the SP coordinator, Ms. Felicitas Berazay.

The ASV Summer Program is an English immersion program aligned with the ASV teaching philosophy on language acquisition: special focus on communication skills and use of language in diverse context while students engage in collaborative activities and project-based learning. 

This program is addressed to students ages 2-16. Classes are organized by age and prior language level and students enjoy a variety of creative activities, outdoor games, and swimming time.  The enrollment fee covers all of the learning materials, lunch and excursions. 

 All of the registrations completed by April 30 have an interesting discount. Do not miss this chance.

Information and enrollment:

96 140 54 12 | www.summervalencia.com

Orientation meetings

• • Wednesday, April 27, 2022 (on campus at 18:00)
  • Wednesday, May 11, 2022 (virtual at 14:00)
  • Wednesday, May 25, 2022 (on campus at 18:00).

The ASV Difference, experienced in one month: this is what ASV offers to all those families interested in the ASV Summer Program. The 2022 edition will take place from July 1 to 28, and continues enrolling students. 

The ASV Summer Program is an English immersion program aligned with the ASV teaching philosophy: special focus on communication skills, activities oriented to engage students through collaborative learning, and regular contact with the students’ families to inform them about their child’s progress.

Classes are organized according to the student’s age and the prior language level. Students enjoy a variety of creative activities, outdoor games, and swimming time. On Wednesday, April 6, 2022, at 14:00, the coordinators will offer an informative webinar.

The Preschool curriculum lays on a specific workbook designed by ASV with four engaging lessons that can be completed alongside each one of the four weeks.

This week, children in PreKinder 1 have learned more about oceans and animals that live in them. “We sang songs and played games related to this topic,” Ms. Aysel says. In Ms. Reyes’s class (Kinder), children worked on this same lesson and used the materials to “continue working on reading and writing, to recognize vowels according to the pattern and learn some syllable games”, this teacher describes.  While Kinder explored the sea, educators in PreKinder 2 highlighted the value ​​of the project 80 Days Around the World:  “We have visited different continents and countries. This week we traveled to Egypt and South Africa. The children have learned their flags, their typical food, an animal and a traditional dance ”, Ms. Celia shares.

The Summer Program experience is not limited to language acquisition. Teachers work on social skills and connect them with communicative situations. Ms. Reyes (Kinder) sees “more autonomy in conflict resolution and higher capacities to manage feelings and empathy towards classmates”. Ms. Aysel remarks on “how children have learned to express their feelings with words and take turns when playing”

The space party

A special event for Preschool groups this week was the Space Party. The activity took place on three different days: Wednesday for Nursery and PreKinder 1; Thursday for PreKinder 2 and Friday for Kinder. An initial performance described the composition of the solar system and the position of our planet. Then kids had to go through four stations with games using rings, balls, and frisbees.

ASV students in grades 9, 10, and 11 are invited to join the summer program as classroom volunteers. Each student is integrated into a group and collaborates with the teacher and with the teaching assistant in a wide variety of settings: classroom activities, park and pool supervision, dining hall, transitions, and much more. Their role is also valued by students as they are an additional reference to interact in English and who contribute to a positive atmosphere for learning.

Most of the student volunteers finished their stay on Wednesday, July 14. The Summer Program leadership team wants to thank them for this work and wishes them a happy summer!