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Extracurricular activities

In extracurricular activities, students, together with the activity instructors, develop social and emotional skills, express creativity, enhance imagination, stay physically active, and learn to collaborate.

I-IV

15:00–18:00

V

15:00–17:00

After-school activity fee with included afternoon snack:

Nuo 150 € / month
Swimming helps balance a growing child’s physical development (height and weight), improves immunity, strengthens the cardiovascular and nervous systems, develops breathing, muscles, posture, and increases endurance. Swimming lessons also foster the child’s independence, courage, confidence, and discipline. Swimming lessons are led by Dominykas Spudvilas – a professional and much-loved children’s sports coach, member of the Lithuanian national swimming team, record-holder, and multiple-time champion and medalist. He turns learning to swim into a beneficial, fun, and enjoyable activity for every child.
Kyokushin Karate is a Japanese martial art that means "absolute truth." During training, children learn karate techniques, strengthen their bodies, and develop endurance, strength, and flexibility. Great emphasis is placed on discipline, respect, focus, and a healthy lifestyle. This sport cultivates not only physical strength but also inner resilience.
In the football club, children get acquainted with the basics of the sport, learning proper techniques and game strategies. The sessions develop not only physical fitness—endurance, strength, and agility—but also important social skills such as teamwork, friendliness, and self-confidence. The professional coach’s experience ensures a safe and motivating environment where children can both improve their skills and have fun.
In the club sessions, children immerse themselves in the lively and rhythmic world of Lithuanian folk dance. Here, they not only learn dance steps but also explore our nation’s traditions, customs, and cultural heritage. The classes develop movement coordination, grace, and proper posture. Through dancing, children gain self-confidence, learn to overcome stage fright, work as part of a team, and experience a sense of community. These sessions not only promote physical activity but also cultivate respect for their roots and foster a love for Lithuanian culture and the arts.
Clay modeling is a creative and sensory-enriching activity where children not only explore the properties of clay, shapes, and crafting techniques but also discover a way to freely express their ideas through art. During the sessions, imagination is nurtured, creativity is encouraged, and fine motor skills, tactile, and visual senses are developed. Children learn to appreciate beauty in details, create unique pieces, and improvise confidently. It’s a calm yet engaging activity that fosters creativity and strengthens self-confidence.
In the club, children learn standard language rules and improve their reading and writing skills. Through fun and engaging projects and activities, they explore the culture of English-speaking countries and deepen their English knowledge by discussing relevant, everyday topics—such as family, school, leisure, travel, and professions—while also playing educational games.
A program specially designed for the “Eruditas” Lyceum by the Lithuanian Chess School helps children develop consistent, abstract, analytical, creative, and reasoned thinking. During the sessions, children not only learn chess theory but also apply it in practice: solving logic puzzles, analyzing games with the coach, playing, and improving their skills while competing with peers. This intellectual activity fosters patience, strategic thinking, and decision-making abilities.
In the club sessions, children embark on a fun exploration of the world of robotics—they build LEGO robots following given instructions. To bring their robots to “life,” they learn basic programming in a block-based environment. The sessions culminate in exciting robot battles and races, fostering creativity, logical thinking, and teamwork skills.
During these classes, students step into the fascinating world of 3D technologies, exploring the increasingly popular possibilities of 3D modeling and printing. They learn how a 3D printer works and discover where and how this technology is applied in everyday life and various industries. Using the simple, creativity-boosting software “Tinkercad,” children design their own unique 3D projects and later see them come to life when printed on a real 3D printer.
Through creative activities and hands-on tasks, children explore the world of medicine, develop practical skills and deepen their understanding using real medical instruments and equipment. Sessions introduce children to different medical specialties, veterinary medicine, human anatomy, dentistry and more. The Little Medical School programme follows a STEM-based approach, with all educational content and learning materials developed by doctors and educators.
Young explorers expand their knowledge of science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics, discovering how these subjects connect and complement one another. Through small, hands-on projects, children put both new and existing knowledge into practice, bringing their ideas to life. Each session encourages critical thinking and helps children develop problem-solving skills.
During the basketball sessions, children will learn the fundamentals of the game, including shooting, passing, ball handling, coordination and speed. Special attention will be given to teamwork, cooperation and game strategies. The sessions will encourage healthy competition, physical fitness and positive relationships between the children. It will be a fun and dynamic experience where children can improve their skills while simply enjoying the game.
During the club, children will take part in fun and engaging football activities with a healthy competitive spirit. They will become more confident on the pitch, build a stronger connection with the ball, and develop essential football skills such as passing, receiving, and ball control. They will also develop teamwork skills and learn how to cooperate effectively with their teammates.
In this club, children will develop coordination, concentration, teamwork, self-confidence, quick reactions, and endurance through sports, relay races, and physical activities.
Young Erudites will learn new tennis techniques and become familiar with the game of tennis. During the sessions, they will also develop their coordination and agility while building fundamental sports skills.
During the club, children will be introduced to grappling, a combat sport that combines elements of Brazilian jiu- jitsu, judo, sambo, and other martial arts. Matches last three minutes and most often end with a submission, while injuries are relatively rare. Grappling has two disciplines: “Gi” (wearing a kimono) and “No-Gi” (without a kimono). The sport promotes respect, fair play, and both physical and mental development.
In art classes, students will develop their fine motor skills, memory, and attention, while learning to analyse, imagine, measure, and compare. Most importantly, they will learn to express their individuality and celebrate what makes their talents unique. This helps build self- confidence and belief in their own abilities, encouraging children not to be afraid of making mistakes, but simply to enjoy the creative process.
In the music club, children will explore music through movement, singing, and instruments. Each lesson will be filled with active activities, dancing, songs, and musical experiments that help develop their rhythm, listening, and creative skills. Children will learn the basic elements of music while developing their musical ear, coordination, and creativity, and most importantly, discovering the joy of music.
In the video creation club, children will learn to create engaging stories, film, and edit videos. From developing the first idea and writing a script to producing the final video, everyone will have the opportunity to take on the role of a creator while developing their imagination, technical skills, and ability to work as part of a team.
During English fun club, students will develop their spoken English through movement, music, games and a variety of educational activities. They will learn the language through practice, their surroundings and hands-on experiences rather than through writing and reading as in a regular lesson. It’s learning English in a fun, active and engaging way — while still encouraging students to think.
In the club, children will develop their medical knowledge, skills, and abilities while gaining additional subject-specific competencies. Children will have the opportunity to explore general medicine, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, and sports medicine.
In the robotics club, children will learn the principles of STEAM by working in teams to build robots and learning the basics of programming. The sessions will also be enriched with an engaging storyline, through which students will develop emotional regulation, creativity, an understanding of theworld around them, and problem-solving skills.

It was not easy to get to grips with the specifics of the programme at first, but once you did it was a really interesting and rewarding learning process. At the “Erudito” Lyceum, the program is taught in English, and the teachers are professionals from various corners of the world. As a result, they not only spark curiosity and creativity but also prepare students for global challenges of the future.

Student of Eruditas Lyceum

Gabrielius Šemberas

An International Baccalaureate (IB) alumnus, entrepreneurship teacher at “Erudito” Lyceum, and a student at ISM University of Management and Economics.

We were looking for a school for our children that offers an open and modern approach to education—one that balances academic achievement with a strong focus on nurturing their developing personalities, general skills, and inner qualities. We really appreciated the founders’ approach to building the teaching team, aiming to bring together truly passionate professionals with prior experience. The teaching staff is truly wonderful! It was also very important for us that Erudito Lyceum is located in the city center, which solved many of our family’s logistical challenges and saved a significant amount of daily time—time we can now spend on other favorite activities, longer dinners, and quality family moments together.

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