Children’s classes, sports clubs, afterschools and holiday camps in Bucharest

The list reaches across all six sectors, from Floreasca, Dorobanți and Băneasa in the north down to Berceni and Rahova in the south, and from Militari and Drumul Taberei over to Titan and Pantelimon, and on into the Ilfov towns the city runs into without a break: Voluntari with Pipera, Otopeni, Chiajna, Bragadiru and Popești-Leordeni. Providers by activity, largest first: music, swimming, football; by area: Tineretului - Văcărești, Iancului - Vatra Luminoasă, Militari. Bucharest’s youngest pupils, from the preparatory class up to the fourth grade, finish school at noon or one o’clock, and many then go to an afterschool that fetches them from the school gate and keeps them until six. The rest of the afternoon, and Saturday, belongs to sports clubs and pools, dance and music schools, robotics and art workshops, and to the circles of the National Children’s Palace and the sectors’ children’s clubs, which are public and take any child. In the autumn holiday at the end of October, the winter holiday over Christmas and New Year, the ski week in February, the spring holiday around Orthodox Easter and the long summer from mid-June to early September, day camps and summer schools take up the whole day.

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