With just two full weeks of classes to go until the winter half-term holidays begin for schoolchildren in the Principality, Monaco Life has put together a list of all the fun and educational stages to keep young minds and bodies active and engaged. From hands-on art and drama sessions to scientific and athletic pursuits, there’s something for everyone this February!
Whether your children are eager to explore their artistic side, dive into the world of science and history or stay active with sports, there’s no shortage of activities on offer to make this half-term a fulfilling one.
ART AND CREATIVITY
The Théâtre des Muses is offering two improvisational acting courses for children aged six to 13 years between 10th and 21st February, where budding actors can learn techniques to gain confidence and poise both on and off stage. For more information and to register, click here.
Meanwhile, two drawing workshops at Pavillon Bosio École Supérieure d’Arts Plastiques will be taking place from 17th to 21st February, during the second week of the holidays.
The first, Body in Detail with Yannick Cosso, focuses on drawing the human form, while Me in Images with Éric Sanchez introduces children to self-portraiture. Information, registration forms and materials lists are available here.
SCIENCE AND NATURE
The Oceano Club at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco is offering two exciting workshops during the February holidays: the first from 10th to 14th February and a second from 17th to 21st February.
The sessions for six to eight-year-olds will feature a variety of educational and fun activities focused on marine life and conservation, covering topics such as marine biodiversity and ocean exploration through interactive games and hands-on experiences like treasure hunts and creative workshops. Children aged nine to 12 can expect a week of marine-themed activities, from feeding sea turtles to exploring ecosystems and ocean conservation. Participants will also engage in interactive experiences such as aquarium visits, 360° virtual reality sessions and educational games. To register or for more information, click here.
Up in the Jardin Exotique neighbourhood, the Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology will be hosting a variety of games and workshops for children aged four to 12 years old throughout the holidays. Places are limited, so it’s best to contact them in advance. More information is available here.
See more: Unearthing the past: Musée d’Anthropologie Prehistorique explores the ancient Mediterranean
SPORT AND GAMES
The Princess Grace Academy will be holding its winter camp from 17th to 22nd February. Open to students aged 13 to 17 years, the camp also serves as an audition for the Academy’s 2025/26 season. More details can be found here.
For aspiring tennis players, the nearby Tennis Club de Cap d’Ail is holding a series of half and full day lessons and courses from 10th to 21st February for kids four to 14 years of age. For more information on the different lessons, as well as to sign up, click here.
Finally, Fémina Sports Monaco will run fun and energetic gymnastics workshops throughout the winter holidays. To register or for more information, click here.
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