Why are Co-Curricular Programs
Important?
“Creativity is as important now in education as literacy and we should treat it with
the same status.”
Ken Robinson
Our purpose is to provide students with practical, hands-on, meaningful
experiences to develop particular skills and exhibit their non-academic
abilities that complement their curricular program.
Co-curricular opportunities complement curricular activities and help
develop students in the art of living and working together. Although they are
not a part of the core curriculum, they play an integral role in giving students
the ability to mould their lives to become well-rounded people. They are the
true and practical experiences gained by students through their own fruition.
The role of co-curricular activities in a student’s life cannot easily be
measured; however, a number of benefits attributed to co-curricular
activities:
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Exposure to new activities
Enhance appreciation of experiences
Strengthen self-confidence
Develop specialized skills
Foster sense of responsibility
Improve academic performance
Develop stronger relationships with peers
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Amnesty International
Art
Book Club
Board Games Club
Cadets
Chess
Coding
Community Service
Cooking
Crossfit
Dance
Davinci Decathlon
Debating
Drama
Duke of Edinburgh
Award
Elite Performance
Equestrian
Fencing
Golf
Guild of Servers
Kayaking
Kung Fu
Media Production
Mock Trials
Mountain Biking
Music
Painting
Pedal Prix
Philosothon
Public Speaking
Rugby Development
Singing
Soup Patrol
Sports Assistant
Surfing
Theological Society
Titrations
Umpire/Referee
Qualifications
Woodworking
World Scholars Cup
Go Beyond