We believe that the future of the earth lies in the hands of those who have the courage not only to talk about it, but also to take action. If you are passionate about sustainability, climate change, and social justice, and want to make a difference, then you've come to the right place.

Our club is more than just a place for heated debates. We are a community that learns how to argue persuasively, listen, and view the world from different perspectives. But we don't just stop at words. We put our ideas into practice.

One highlight is our sustainability project: the Climate Kiosk. Here we sell consumables - such as exercise books, pens and paper - and donate the proceeds to charitable projects that promote environmental protection. In this way, we actively support environmental projects and promote sustainable awareness in our school at the same time.

Another core element of our club is the Model United Nations (MUN). Here, you take on the role of a diplomat and negotiate global challenges, from human rights to environmental policy. You will learn how international politics really works and how to have a strong voice in a global context.

Both beginners and children with some experience of riding and horses can take part in this club. The aim of the riding club is to teach students not only how to ride, but also how to treat horses as living creatures correctly and thus build up a respectful and loving partnership. We offer individual and personal care for each child and varied lessons.

The riding club is based on the riding badges of the Icelandic Horse Association IPZV. The two-hour sessions include riding units, practical horse care and theory lessons.

Action, games, and fun: At the sports club, we will start with padel tennis and fitness—the perfect combination of play and training. Children will work on their padel technique with Coach Lutz and burn off energy with targeted fitness sessions to improve their fitness levels.

In the Creativity Club, we want to promote craftsmanship, uphold traditions and have fun creating something new. We will start with the basics of crocheting and want to design projects for different seasons and events (possible examples: pumpkins, ghosts, poinsettias, hearts).

The music club is all about making music together and having fun. No matter what instrument a child plays or whether a clever fox prefers to sing - everyone is welcome in the music club! Together in the club, we find out what talents we have and then find the right project. Maybe we'll form a band, maybe we'll work on a piece of music with vocals and percussion. Anything is possible!

It is important to us that you not only make music in a group, but also receive individual support. We take a look at what you can already do and help you to develop further.

The golf club is expected to be available from the second half of 2025/2026.

Together we practise yoga meditation, breathing, physical exercises (asanas) and relaxation (savasana). We also learn more about yoga traditions and ancient Indian wisdom. In addition to the challenging school day, students can relax, have fun and strengthen their bodies in the yoga club. The club also offers a space to share and contribute your own experiences.

If you enjoy being outdoors and are interested in nature, the ALEA Botany Club is the perfect place for you. We spend a lot of time outdoors getting to know the world of plants and animals in our immediate surroundings. We do crafts and work on projects such as birdhouses, helping animals get through the winter.

We also take care of our school garden, where we plant beds in the spring and grow our own vegetables. In the Botany Club, we teach practical plant knowledge - and the great feeling of watching plants grow and flourish.

Computers, codes and lots of creativity - that's what you get at the IT Club! Here, ALEA students become internet experts and discover what's behind a barcode, program with Calliope, learn what blinking has to do with Morse code, and take a look at the world of artificial intelligence. Trying things out together and discovering new things: making technology fun!

Become a first responder - learn how to save lives!

The First Aid Club is all about learning how to save lives in an emergency and stay calm in critical moments. Step by step, we work through the basics of first aid so that the students end up with an official first aid certificate. Every week, we tackle a new, practical topic from the field of medical services to prepare the children as well as possible for real emergencies.

In the "Schlaufuchs News" club, pupils slip into the role of young editors. They not only report on what is happening at the ALEA SCHOOL from their very own perspective. They learn how to find exciting topics, conduct independent research, conduct interviews and write captivating stories. From reports on school events to reports and personal experiences from the classroom - the magazine offers space for creativity and shows the diverse life at ALEA SCHOOL - from Schlaufuchs to Schlaufuchs.

We believe that the future of the earth lies in the hands of those who have the courage not only to talk about it, but also to take action. If you are passionate about sustainability, climate change, and social justice, and want to make a difference, then you've come to the right place.

Our club is more than just a place for heated debates. We are a community that learns how to argue persuasively, listen, and view the world from different perspectives. But we don't just stop at words. We put our ideas into practice.

One highlight is our sustainability project: the Climate Kiosk. Here we sell consumables - such as exercise books, pens and paper - and donate the proceeds to charitable projects that promote environmental protection. In this way, we actively support environmental projects and promote sustainable awareness in our school at the same time.

Another core element of our club is the Model United Nations (MUN). Here, you take on the role of a diplomat and negotiate global challenges, from human rights to environmental policy. You will learn how international politics really works and how to have a strong voice in a global context.

Both beginners and children with some experience of riding and horses can take part in this club. The aim of the riding club is to teach students not only how to ride, but also how to treat horses as living creatures correctly and thus build up a respectful and loving partnership. We offer individual and personal care for each child and varied lessons.

The riding club is based on the riding badges of the Icelandic Horse Association IPZV. The two-hour sessions include riding units, practical horse care and theory lessons.

Action, games, and fun: At the sports club, we will start with padel tennis and fitness—the perfect combination of play and training. Children will work on their padel technique with Coach Lutz and burn off energy with targeted fitness sessions to improve their fitness levels.

In the Creativity Club, we want to promote craftsmanship, uphold traditions and have fun creating something new. We will start with the basics of crocheting and want to design projects for different seasons and events (possible examples: pumpkins, ghosts, poinsettias, hearts).

The music club is all about making music together and having fun. No matter what instrument a child plays or whether a clever fox prefers to sing - everyone is welcome in the music club! Together in the club, we find out what talents we have and then find the right project. Maybe we'll form a band, maybe we'll work on a piece of music with vocals and percussion. Anything is possible!

It is important to us that you not only make music in a group, but also receive individual support. We take a look at what you can already do and help you to develop further.

The golf club is expected to be available from the second half of 2025/2026.

Together we practise yoga meditation, breathing, physical exercises (asanas) and relaxation (savasana). We also learn more about yoga traditions and ancient Indian wisdom. In addition to the challenging school day, students can relax, have fun and strengthen their bodies in the yoga club. The club also offers a space to share and contribute your own experiences.

If you enjoy being outdoors and are interested in nature, the ALEA Botany Club is the perfect place for you. We spend a lot of time outdoors getting to know the world of plants and animals in our immediate surroundings. We do crafts and work on projects such as birdhouses, helping animals get through the winter.

We also take care of our school garden, where we plant beds in the spring and grow our own vegetables. In the Botany Club, we teach practical plant knowledge - and the great feeling of watching plants grow and flourish.

Computers, codes and lots of creativity - that's what you get at the IT Club! Here, ALEA students become internet experts and discover what's behind a barcode, program with Calliope, learn what blinking has to do with Morse code, and take a look at the world of artificial intelligence. Trying things out together and discovering new things: making technology fun!

Become a first responder - learn how to save lives!

The First Aid Club is all about learning how to save lives in an emergency and stay calm in critical moments. Step by step, we work through the basics of first aid so that the students end up with an official first aid certificate. Every week, we tackle a new, practical topic from the field of medical services to prepare the children as well as possible for real emergencies.

In the "Schlaufuchs News" club, pupils slip into the role of young editors. They not only report on what is happening at the ALEA SCHOOL from their very own perspective. They learn how to find exciting topics, conduct independent research, conduct interviews and write captivating stories. From reports on school events to reports and personal experiences from the classroom - the magazine offers space for creativity and shows the diverse life at ALEA SCHOOL - from Schlaufuchs to Schlaufuchs.