Co-Curricular Programme

Starting after last period, we offer our students a daily supplementary educational and recreational program. Here, students can engage in a wide range of pursuits including chess, dance, debating, hiking, sports, and writing.

The afternoon programme provides students the opportunity to try out activities, acquire new knowledge and perfect already existing abilities.

With our various Co-curriculars, we aim to strengthen our students’ personalities, encourage their thirst for knowledge and promote collaboration between them.

After School Activities

We understand that it is particularly important for our Secondary School students to take part in Co-curriculars to help them learn to use their time constructively. Furthermore, we allow our students enough time and opportunity to play, chat with friends, read or do arts and crafts. We believe in promoting a healthy balance between work and family, and we wish to support our young families in achieving it.

Co-Curriculars 2022-23 Semester 2 76 KB pdf

Duke of Edinburgh's International Award

We are participating in the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award program. The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award is a global non-formal education framework, which operates in more than 130 countries and territories, helping to inspire young people to dream big, celebrate their achievements and make a difference in their world. We are currently running the Bronze program for students aged over 14 years.

The program itself is one student's volunteer for and they must dedicate themselves for a minimum of 1 hr per week for 6 months minimum for the bronze level 12 months min for the Silver level and 16 months minimum for the Gold level and there are specific requirements under 4 categories: Physical activity, Volunteer service, Skills acquisition, and Adventure Expeditions. The Gold level has a team service component that is quite unique and this achievement is definitely looked at by universities around the world.

More details about the Award