Discipline in motion
Taekwondo
A martial art that teaches focus and respect. Children practise controlled movement, balance and coordination, and grow in confidence as their skills develop.
- Discipline
- Coordination
- Confidence
- Physical development
Activities
Beyond the classroom
Alongside their academic program, children at Millennial Academy Kids can take part in activities that build confidence, creativity, discipline, physical skills and problem-solving.
Our activities
Many ways to grow
Every activity helps children develop in a different way.
Rhythm and expression
Dance
Children discover how to move to music, keep a rhythm and express themselves with their whole body - on their own and together with others.
- Movement
- Rhythm
- Expression
- Confidence
Think a few moves ahead
Chess
A quiet game that trains the mind. Children learn to concentrate, plan, weigh up choices and solve problems step by step.
- Strategic thinking
- Concentration
- Planning
- Problem solving
Music at their fingertips
Piano
An introduction to music through the piano. Children develop a sense of rhythm, careful listening and a creative way to express themselves.
- Music
- Rhythm
- Listening
- Creative expression
Confidence in the water
Swimming
Children build comfort and confidence in the water while developing strength, coordination and healthy physical habits.
- Physical development
- Confidence in the water
- Coordination
Build, test, improve
Robotics
Children explore technology by building and experimenting. They learn to solve problems creatively and take their first steps in engineering thinking.
- Technology
- Creativity
- Problem solving
- Engineering thinking
Calm, slow, focused
Tai Chi
Gentle, flowing movements practised slowly and with care. Children work on balance, focus and body awareness, and learn to feel calm and steady.
- Calm movement
- Balance
- Focus
- Body awareness
Learning by making
Cooking
Hands-on sessions where children prepare simple food together. They practise useful life skills, follow steps, get creative and grow more independent.
- Life skills
- Creativity
- Independence
- Hands-on learning
Play, move, team up
Sport
Active games and sports that get children moving. They build fitness and confidence, and learn to play fairly and work as a team.
- Teamwork
- Movement
- Fitness
- Confidence
Activities, alongside learning
Activities are part of school life, separate from the academic levels. To find out which activities are available for your child's level and campus, and how to take part, just ask us.
- Academic programsPre-Nursery to Grade 12
- ActivitiesTaekwondo, Dance, Chess, Piano, Swimming, Robotics, Tai Chi, Cooking and Sport
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