Clubs & Activities

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Clubs give children the chance to develop interests and talents beyond the classroom — some at no extra cost, some with an additional fee.

Children practise taekwondo in white uniforms

Mon–Thuclub schedule
1 / dayup to 4 a week
Trialat the start of each semester, before choosing
FridayDrum band, required for all

Pick a club

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Dance

Ballet

Ballet introduces children to the world of ballet in a fun, age-appropriate way. It develops gross and fine motor skills, flexibility, balance, and body coordination from an early age. Through simple ballet movements, children also learn discipline, creativity, and self-expression.
Technology

Robotic

Robotics introduces children to technology and robotics at a level suited to their age. Children learn the basic ideas of robotics through games and building activities with child-friendly building blocks. Assembling blocks from simple components develops fine motor skills, logic, creativity, and problem-solving, and sparks an interest in technology.
Science

Fun Science

Fun Science introduces basic science concepts through experiments and activities that are fun and easy for children to understand. Children carry out simple experiments with safe, everyday materials such as water, sand, balloons, and other natural materials. Along with broadening their knowledge of science, they build social and teamwork skills, as the activities are often done in small groups.
Religion

Qiroati

Qiroati introduces and teaches children to read the Qur'an well and correctly from an early age. Children learn the Hijaiyah letters, how to pronounce them correctly, and basic reading techniques following the proper rules of tajwid. Besides reading skills, it instils religious values such as discipline, perseverance, and a love of the Qur'an.
Dance

Traditional Dance

Traditional Dance introduces children to many kinds of dance and develops their body movement. Children move to the rhythm of music, learn simple choreography, and express themselves through dance. It builds gross motor skills such as balance, agility, coordination, and stamina through easy-to-follow movements.
Sport

Taekwondo

Taekwondo introduces children to the martial art with an age-appropriate approach. Children learn basic movements such as stance, kicks, punches, and balance and coordination techniques, to develop body and mind. Sessions use games, light exercise, and simple techniques so children stay keen. The focus is not only on technique but on character and physical growth, helping children become more disciplined, resilient, and confident.
Music

Singing

Singing introduces children to the world of music. Children learn to sing with attention to pitch, rhythm, and expression that suits each song. The songs carry positive, educational themes that enrich vocabulary and support learning. Beyond singing skills, it helps children grow in confidence, listening, and communication.
Art

Drawing

Drawing introduces children to visual art. Children are free to express their creativity with pencils, crayons, watercolours, or markers, using easy-to-learn techniques. They draw simple objects such as animals, plants, or things around them, which helps them learn shape, colour, and texture. It develops fine motor control, care, and patience in making a piece of art.
Music

Violin

Violin introduces children to music through the violin. Children learn the basics through simple, step-by-step practice: getting to know the instrument, how to hold the violin and bow, and basic techniques for making a beautiful sound. It develops fine motor skills such as hand-eye coordination, sharp listening, and the perseverance and patience that regular practice demands.
Language

Fun English

Fun English introduces children to English in a fun, interactive way. Children learn basic vocabulary, such as objects, colours, numbers, and family, through movement, songs, and role play. Besides language, it trains social and emotional skills such as speaking in front of friends and working in groups.
Montessori

Fun Montessori

Fun Montessori combines the Montessori approach with interactive learning. Children use a range of Montessori materials such as puzzles, blocks, counting tools, and other educational games that help them learn independently and at their own pace. Activities are designed to spark curiosity while developing cognitive, motor, social, and emotional skills.
Art

Origami & Paper Quilling

Origami & Paper Quilling teaches children the basics of folding paper (origami) and rolling paper (quilling) to create beautiful patterns. Children fold paper into simple shapes such as animals, flowers, or familiar objects, and roll thin strips into spirals and coils that are arranged into creative pictures and designs. Besides craft skills, it builds creative thinking, knowledge of shape and colour, concentration, and precision.
Music & Movement

Majorette

Majorette combines dance movements, baton play, and body coordination with the rhythm of a drum band. Children learn to twirl and play the baton while marching in formation to the music. It improves hand-eye coordination, posture, confidence, agility, and the ability to follow rhythm and movement.

Note: Majorette has an additional cost for the baton and for renting costumes and shoes for competitions or performances.
Dance

Modern Dance

Modern Dance is an energetic, fun activity where children learn dynamic, current dance moves to child-friendly pop songs. It gives children room to be active and express themselves through music and movement, improving fitness, coordination, flexibility, confidence, and self-expression.

Note: There is an additional cost for costume rental when students perform in school shows.
Sport

Fun Athletic

Kids Athletics introduces children to the basics of athletics and sport through fun activities. Children take part in obstacle courses, relay races, jumping, and throwing at light targets to build active habits early. It develops agility, stamina, coordination, spatial awareness, and basic sports skills, along with sportsmanship, teamwork, and team spirit.
Required · Friday

Drumband

Drum band introduces children to rhythm, music, and teamwork through percussion instruments. Children learn to keep the beat, march, and move together in a fun setting. It develops gross motor skills, rhythm, coordination, concentration, spatial awareness, and the ability to work with friends.