Clubs
Detailed Information:
 | Total number of Clubs a student can register for: Maximum of 02 Clubs |
 | Total participation time: 80 minutes/week (equivalent to 02 lessons in a week and 25 lessons in a year) |
 | Total number of members in a Club: 15 – 30 students |
List of Clubs
The Ballet Club provides students with a solid foundation in technique, music, and facial expression in performance. Through a combination of theory and practical exercises, students will learn and apply ballet terminology, positions, and basic movements.
The Basketball Club provides students with fundamental knowledge of Basketball. Through the combination of theory and practice, students will enhance their basketball skills, improve physical fitness, and develop strategic thinking.
The Ceramics Club offers detailed courses that introduce students to the world of clay and ceramics. Students will learn techniques for handcrafting, using a pottery wheel, glazing, and firing ceramics. The Club will provide comprehensive knowledge ranging from the basics of different types of clay and perating kilns to advanced topics such as surface decoration and sculptural forms. By the end of the course, students will have a strong understanding of the pottery-making process and be able to create their own decorative artworks.
The Cheerleading Club offers students the opportunity to participate in and develop their athletic skills, coordination, and team spirit. Through fun and challenging practice sessions, students will learn basic Cheerleading moves, from chants to creative performances. The Club helps students improve physical fitness, build confidence, and enhance their communication skills.
Chess is a discipline that simulates the battle between two nations. Through interactive lessons and pratical exercises, students will develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and decision-making abilities. The course will also cover the historical and cultural significance of Chess. The Chessboard is square-shaped and divided into 64 smaller squares, with 08 rows and 08 columns, and it consists of 16 black pieces and 16 white pieces.
In order to discover and nurture the chess talent of students, the School officially establishes and recruits members for the Chess Club in the academic year 2024 – 2025.
The Essential Skills Club euips students with fundametal skills. Through practical activities, it helps students enhance resilience, emotional management, problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and effective communication, etc.
The Experimental Arts Club attracts students who are interested and want to explore their creative potential through experimentation and pratice. Students will have the opportunity to learn new techniques, experiment with various mediums, and collaborate with orther artists.
The Football Club offers students fundamental knowledge of the sport. The Club combines instructional sessions and practical training to help students enhance their football skills, improve their physical and mental well-being, and develop strategic thinking in the game.
French is the 5th most widely spoken language in the world and is also the 2nd most widely used language in diplomacy. The Club provides a welcoming environment for students who love French to study, exchange ideas, enhance their language skills, and learn about France and French-speaking countries such as Canada, Belgium, and Luxembourg. Currently, French is the official language in 29 countries.
The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Club is dedicated to preparing students for this globally recognized standardized test, which assesses English proficiency for non-native speakers. Preparation for the IELTS not only enhances academic and professional skills but also supports personal development and improves international integration capabilities.
The Little Scientist Club offers students a fun and engaging environment to explore the world of science. Here, they will participate in hands-on activities, experiments, and creative projects that help them gain a deeper understanding of science and develop logical thinking skills.
The Music Band Club offers students the opportunity to explore various musical instruments such as the guitar, drums, piano, bass, and other instruments. Through a combination of theory and group practice, students will develop their understanding of music, practice and enhance their instrumental skills, and improve their performance abilities. The Club aims to nurture creativity and a passion for the arts while fostering teamwork skills and a spirit of collaboration through group practice and performances. Additionally, it helps build self-confidence and improve communication skills through public performances and interactions with team members.
The Robotics Club provides opportunities for students to learn and apply STEAM concepts through practical activities using the VEX and Lego platforms. Students will develop programming skills, engineering skills, and problem-solving abilities while working on projects and challenges.
The STEAM Club offers students a dynamic space to explore and learn about Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics through fun and practical activities. Here, students are encouraged to be creative and develop logical thinking and problem-solving skills through small projects such as building models, conducting scientific experiments, and engaging in artistic activities. The friendly and inspiring learning environment helps students confidently explore the world around them and develop a passion for STEAM subjects. The Club also provides opportunities for teamwork, learning how to collaborate, and sharing ideas with peers.
The Club introduces students to the basic knowledge of Taekwondo through engaging lessons and practical exercises. Students will learn the techniques, forms, and fundamental priciples of Taekwondo. They will also learn self-defense skills.
The TED Talks Club is a course designed to enhance students’ presentation and public speaking skills. By delivering personal perspectives, sharing knowledge, inspiring, and discussing various topics such as science, technology, arts, and society, students have the opportunity to develop their communication skills, conduct research, and expand their knowledge.
