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STAGE in English
Cosmic Hive or
Ruche for the French
First week of the school holidays
---- February 23 - 27 ---- Complet
Second week now open ---- Mars 2 - 6 ----
Early bird price before february:
€290
Minimum age: 7 years +
Schedule: 10:00 am – 16:30 pm
Price: €300 Siblings: 10%
Deposit: €90
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A Week of Human Magic (AI vs. Human)
This school holiday, children are invited to join Cosmic Palette Atelier for a 5-day immersive creative stage where imagination, expressive arts and nature come together — fully screen-free. Through the playful storyline of NOVA — an imaginary robot who wants to learn how to be human — children step into the role of Human Guides, helping NOVA discover what makes humans special: emotions, creativity, empathy, connection and our relationship with nature 🌿
self-awareness
world-awareness
critical thinking
creativity & authentic expression
Note for parents: NOVA is a fictional character used as a metaphor through storytelling and expressive arts. Children will not use real robots, coding, screens or tablets.
What makes this week special:
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Daily missions from NOVA the Robot 🤖✉️
- Nature walks 🌳 for grounding, self-awareness & collecting treasures that links to their project
- Hands-on creation: children invent and build a robot character sculpture using mixed media & open ended recyclables materials 🎨
- Each child explores and gives their robot a human trait (kindness, courage, empathy, patience…) 💛
- 💛 Creative challenges for teamwork & problem-solving
- 🔍 Movement, music, role play & connection 🤸
- All activities in English 🇬🇧, but can be adapted to French if necessary.
- No screens – fully unplugged & embodied learning 🌿
Final Day: Future Robots Exhibition
Families are warmly invited on the final day to our exhibition, where children will:
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present their robot character
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share the human trait they explored
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reflect on what they learned about being human
Each child receives their Human Guide badge!
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Cosmic Hive... invites children to explore themselves and the world, and to imagine the cities of tomorrow.
