Kids’ clubs and courses (kroužky), sports training, after-school care and camps in Prague

The listing reaches across Prague, from Dejvice, Břevnov and Smíchov to Vinohrady, Žižkov, Karlín, Chodov and Stodůlky, and on to Roztoky, Hostivice and Jesenice just past the city line. The activities offered by the most organisers are football, music and tennis; the neighbourhoods with the most organisers are Dejvice–Bubeneč, Vinohrady and Nové Město. At a Prague primary school (základní škola) the youngest pupils finish lessons around midday and the older ones a little later; many then spend the early afternoon in their school’s own družina. From about two o’clock a child can go to a kroužek at a leisure centre for children and young people (DDM), learn an instrument, dance or drawing at a state art school (ZUŠ), train at a Sokol club or in a sports club’s youth section, or join a private studio, and a few organisers run afternoon care open to pupils of any school for parents who work late. In the autumn, Christmas, half-year, spring, Easter and summer holidays, organisers run day camps (příměstský tábor) and residential camps.

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