Sports in the Seminario
Sports at Colegio Seminario is one of the many ways that students are educated. The primary focus is that all students who want to participate in the different sports can do so, therefore participation is open and optional.
It begins in the first years of Primary (Form 1 and Form 2) with the Multi-Sport Schools, where an initiation process is carried out that covers all sports that then from the Third year will begin with the specific Sports Schools of each sport, being able to participate in all those they wish.
We consider the idea of competitive participatory sports to be a fundamental concept. Although we compete in different leagues and tournaments whose levels increase as they advance in the evolutionary process, all students have the opportunity to participate regardless of their individual condition.
Physical Education is the other area of the proposal, fundamental in comprehensive education, but unlike sports, it is mandatory. It is carried out during the curricular schedule, and impacts all levels, from Pre-Kinder 2 to Baccalaureate.
Our Sports
Basketball
Women's football
Men's football
Artistic Gymnastics
Handball
Hockey
Rugby
Sports exchanges
Sports trips are included in the programme of the different sports that are carried out at the School. These trips become very rich experiences and are an important pillar in the formation of sports groups, and therefore of the personality and character of our students.
The School and the Department of Physical Education and Sports promote these activities with the conviction of their importance and positive results.
These exchanges are usually round-trip, allowing students to experience both roles as hosts and visitors, which is extremely valuable and contributes to forming empathetic and helpful people.
Club Seminario
A team for life
The School and the Club have a close relationship given that the latter's origin is within the School community, so they share the same values and the same charisma.
In some sports we share training and competition from the first years of secondary school, this allows students to see and have the opportunity to continue practicing the sport after graduation.
