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The FIS After School Activity Program (ASAP) highly contributes to a balanced school day and offers the students multiple ways to further develop their creativity, learn new skills and release their energy.

After School Activities are offered all year long to Grade 1 to 12 students by either FIS or qualified external teachers. Fall, winter and spring activities cover a wide spectrum of interests: Craft, Drama, Choir, Band, Sport, Green Club and more.

After School Activity Program - Schedule

Fall Session 2017

After School Activity Program - Schedule

Fall Session 2017

Registration

The activities can be booked via the Parent Portal. Please log in and click on the icon “Booking Activities”, then select your child’s name and a list of available activities for his/her grade will appear. Then select the activity of your choice.

Some activities are free and some are subject to a charge (an invoice will then be sent at the end of each season).

Aside from after school activities, students can take private music lessons at the FIS after class (see our Instrumental Program), Middle School and High School students can participate in the GISST Sports Program (see our Sports page) and a lot of activities can be organized locally in the Erlangen community. If you need any help in finding specific sports or activities, please email info@the-fis.de and we’ll be happy to assist you.

Model United Nations (MUN)

The Model United Nations is an international school based simulation of the United Nations that aims to educate participants about civics, communication, globalization and diplomacy. Students research a country and take on roles as diplomats in a simulated session of an intergovernmental organization (IGO).

On this program our students meet every week to discuss many of the world’s most pressing issues and learn the skills they will need to take part in the MUN conferences in Munich, Stuttgart, Hamburg, Athens, Istanbul and elsewhere.

Students are assigned to a delegation and must write policy statements for each of the issues selected for the conference and then use them to prepare resolutions.

Our students gain a more thorough understanding of complex political, economic, environmental and humanitarian global issues; learn to use complex, diplomatic and legal English; understand the rules of parliamentary procedure and gain an insight into alternative cultural perspectives.

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