Discover Without Limits. Play Without Bounds.
Our Extra-Curricular Programme (ECP) is a vital part of our holistic approach to education. Designed to nurture well-rounded individuals, it features a diverse array of activities that go beyond traditional academic pursuits. We view the ECP as not merely an extension of the school day; it is a gateway to personal growth, enrichment, and unforgettable experiences.
Why is Participation Important?
Engaging in the ECP offers numerous benefits, helping students develop essential life skills such as teamwork, leadership, and resilience. Participation fosters personal development, academic enrichment, and social connections, cultivating a genuine sense of belonging and school spirit that contributes to a vibrant and inclusive community.
Our Five Key Areas
The ECP encompasses a rich variety of activities across five key pillars, catering to the diverse interests and talents of our students, promoting personal growth, and enhancing their overall school experience:
- Sports & Activities: Building physical fitness and team spirit.
- Arts & Creative: Nurturing imagination and visual self-expression.
- Academic Achievement: Extending classroom learning and technical skills.
- Wellbeing: Providing safe spaces to relax, reset, and unwind.
- Service & Community: Teaching the importance of giving back.
Current Activities Overview
Our seasonal program features an impressive selection of activities across all age groups, with specific schedules available for download:
- Sports: Football, basketball, cricket, badminton, table tennis, netball, and volleyball.
- Arts & Performance: Painting, design, sculpture, photography, creative film, drama productions, musical theatre, dance, and musical ensembles.
- Academic Clubs: Coding, study skills, homework support, and subject-specific clinics.
- Wellbeing: Cooking club, wellbeing crafts, and yoga for younger students.
- Service & Community: Model United Nations (MUN) and the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.
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