Swimming

QGA students are obligated to participate in swimming lessons during a certain portion of the academic year. Swimming lessons can provide numerous benefits to students, such as physical exercise, water safety skills, and potential enjoyment of aquatic activities.

Lego Robotics

Lego Robotics is a club designed to introduce students (grades 1-8) to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) concepts while exciting them by working with a brand they know and love – LEGO. This club opens doors into robotics and engineering-related fields. Students that are starting as early as Grade 2 are able to partake in group activities that focus on real life simulation sets. By participating, students will be able to tap into the creative and engaging side of their brain.

This club will prepare the students (grades 5-8) for learning robotic mechanisms and understanding how coding works in droids. In addition, will be an excellent precursor for them when entering high school, as they will be more exposed to learning concepts in robotics and circuits.

There are multiple types of Lego robotic technologies that they will have access to, such as: Lego building structures, circuit snaps (understanding how circuits are built and creating circuit structures to conduct audio, kinetic and sound movements), and assembling and operating droids. These STEM structed activities will engage the students’ thinking and open them up to endless possibilities in engineering and statistics.