Co-Curricular Activities
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Primary School Co-AP Activities
Our primary school activities spark curiosity and joy in learning beyond the classroom. Through play, discovery, and hands-on experiences, young students build confidence, social skills, and a love for learning that lays a strong foundation for their future.
Levels
Semester 1
Semester 2
Year 1
Art
Dance
Year 2
Dance
Angklung
Year 3
Handbell
Wushu
Year 4
Art
Wushu
Year 5
Handbell
Dance
Year 6
Dance
Aungklung
High School CCA
Co-curricular activities enrich the student experience by fostering creativity, teamwork, and personal growth. These programs complement academics, allowing students to explore their passions, develop new skills, and build lasting memories beyond the classroom.
Sports
Badminton
Our badminton CCA provides students with the opportunity to develop their skills, improve physical fitness, and foster teamwork. Through regular practice and friendly competitions, participants build confidence, discipline, and a love for the sport.
Entry level available from : Primary onwards
Things to Take Note on
Ensure you bring proper sports attire, non-marking shoes, and your badminton racket for every session. Stay hydrated, follow safety guidelines, and practice good sportsmanship during games and training.
What to Expect
Sessions include warm-ups, skill drills, and both singles and doubles play. Students of all skill levels are welcome, and training will be paced according to group needs and progression.
Soccer
Our Soccer CCA provides students with the opportunity to train, compete, and build camaraderie through the world’s most popular sport. Students develop essential skills such as coordination, strategy, and teamwork in a supportive environment that encourages both discipline and enjoyment of the game.
Entry level available from : Secondary onwards
Things to Take Note on
Please wear appropriate sports attire, soccer boots, and shin guards for every session. Stay hydrated, follow safety instructions from coaches, and treat peers with respect on and off the field.
What to Expect
Participants can look forward to skills drills, practice matches, and occasional friendly games with other schools. The emphasis is on improving individual techniques while learning how to function as a cohesive team.
Basketball
Basketball CCA allows students to stay active while developing key athletic and social skills. Through drills, scrimmages, and team-building exercises, participants improve their game sense, fitness, and cooperation.
Entry level available from : Secondary onwards
Things to Take Note on
Bring your own water bottle, proper basketball shoes, and sports attire. Safety gear and respectful conduct are important throughout every session.
What to Expect
Each session includes warm-ups, technique drills, and scrimmage games. Students work on both individual and team play, with a focus on growth and perseverance.
Table Tennis
Table Tennis CCA offers students an opportunity to sharpen their reflexes, focus, and coordination in a fun and competitive environment. With guided practice and friendly matches, participants develop precision, agility, and sportsmanship.
Entry level available from : Secondary onwards
Things to Take Note on
Bring your own water bottle, table tennis bat (racket), and wear proper sports attire with non-marking shoes. Respect for equipment, coaches, and peers is expected at all times.
What to Expect
Each session includes warm-ups, skill drills, and match play. Students work on their footwork, stroke techniques, and match strategies while learning to stay composed under pressure and support one another.
Pickleball
Pickleball is a fun and fast-growing sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. This CCA helps students enhance their hand-eye coordination, agility, and reflexes while enjoying a lively and social atmosphere.
Entry level available from : Secondary onwards
Things to Take Note on
Students are required to wear sports attire and non-marking court shoes. Paddles and balls are provided, but students are welcome to bring their own equipment. Remember to stretch and warm up before each session.
What to Expect
Each session includes warm-ups, practice games, and doubles matches. Students can expect a balance of structured skill-building and recreational play, suitable for both beginners and those with prior experience.
Clubs
Green Club
The Green Club is perfect for students who care about sustainability and the environment. Through hands-on activities and discussions, students learn about eco-friendly practices and contribute to school-wide green initiatives.
Entry level available from : Secondary onwards
Things to Take Note on
Be prepared for both indoor and outdoor activities. Students may engage in small gardening tasks, upcycling projects, or campaigns, so comfortable attire is recommended.
What to Expect
Students may work on mini projects like planting, recycling drives, or awareness posters. It’s a meaningful way to make a difference and become an advocate for environmental responsibility.
Photography Club
Photography Club invites students to explore the art and technique of capturing great images. From mastering camera basics to experimenting with creative composition, this club nurtures visual storytelling and attention to detail.
Entry level available from : Secondary onwards
Things to Take Note on
Students are encouraged to bring their own cameras or smartphones. Please follow school guidelines when photographing and always respect the privacy of others.
What to Expect
Club sessions may include photo walks, editing tutorials, and themed challenges. It’s a great opportunity to build a portfolio while seeing the world from new perspectives.
Band Club
The Band Club offers students the chance to explore music, develop instrumental skills, and perform as part of an ensemble. This club nurtures creativity, discipline, and collaboration through rehearsals and performances.
Entry level available from : Secondary onwards
Things to Take Note on
Students should bring their own instruments (if applicable) and come prepared with any sheet music or materials assigned by the instructor. Regular attendance is important for group cohesion.
What to Expect
Band Club sessions focus on practice, ensemble coordination, and refining musical pieces. Students may have opportunities to perform at school events or collaborate with other musical groups.
Board Games
Board Games Club is a space for students to enjoy strategy, problem-solving, and social interaction through a variety of classic and modern tabletop games. It’s a great way to relax while developing cognitive and interpersonal skills.
Entry level available from : Secondary Onwards onwards
Things to Take Note on
All materials are provided, though students may bring their own games to share with the group. Respectful behavior and good sportsmanship are expected at all times.
What to Expect
Students can explore a range of games, from competitive to cooperative styles. Sessions focus on fun, fair play, and occasionally learning the rules of new games introduced by members.
Interest
Chrstian Fellowship
Christian Fellowship is a welcoming space where students gather to explore faith, build friendships, and grow spiritually. Sessions often include sharing, discussions, and activities rooted in Christian values.
Things to Take Note on
All students are welcome, regardless of background. Please come with an open heart, and be respectful during discussions and reflections. Materials will be provided by facilitators when needed.
What to Expect
Expect meaningful conversations, prayer, and group bonding through Bible-based activities and service-oriented projects. It’s a nurturing environment to explore and live out one’s faith journey.