Our clubs and societies provide students with opportunities to discover their interests, develop practical skills, express their creativity and build confidence beyond the classroom.
There are various clubs in the school purposely formed to enrich students' experiences and bring out the potentials of each student. Through these activities, learners have opportunities to develop practical skills, express themselves, work with others and explore areas beyond the classroom.
The JET Club is designed for students who have an interest in developing their knowledge and skills in the field of science, technology and related disciplines.
Club membership starts from JSS 1 through the SSS classes. It is specifically created for students who want to offer or are offering subjects such as Basic Science, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Basic Technology and Chemistry.
Through the club, students are encouraged to develop their understanding and interest in science while building a stronger foundation for future study in scientific and technological fields.
The Press Club aims to disseminate essential and valid information. It provides students with another aspect of communication that focuses on information about the school, the state, the country and the world at large.
Members are exposed to a wide range of issues and topics including religion, technology, current affairs, politics and other matters that shape society.
The Art & Drama Club is responsible for the renaissance of our culture and tradition. The club provides students with opportunities to explore and appreciate the cultures and traditions of various ethnic groups.
Members participate in dance and drama performances while exploring creative expression and bringing to reality the importance of literature, culture and performance.
The Home Makers / Young Farmers Club teaches vocational education while combining other activities that involve human endeavour.
The club cuts across different areas of learning, bringing together students from the arts, social sciences and science disciplines. It provides an opportunity for learners to connect knowledge with practical activities and everyday life.
Clubs and societies give our learners opportunities to discover their interests, develop practical skills, work with others and express themselves beyond the classroom.
Explore Student LifeExplore interests, talents and areas of curiosity beyond everyday classroom learning.
Build practical, creative, communication and problem-solving skills through meaningful participation.
Learn the importance of teamwork, responsibility and working positively with others.
Gain confidence by sharing ideas, creativity and abilities through active participation.
