Skill Clubs are extracurricular activities that focus on developing specific skills and interests in students. These clubs provide opportunities for students to develop their innate skills, pursue their hobbies, and build social connections outside the regular academic curriculum.

Here are some examples of skill clubs that are commonly run in Middle & Senior School:


1. Eco Club: This club aims to raise awareness about environmental issues and promote sustainable practices. Activities may include tree planting, recycling initiatives, organizing awareness campaigns, and participating in eco-friendly projects.

2. Debate Club: Debate clubs help students develop their public speaking, critical thinking, and persuasive argumentation skills. Members participate in debates, public speaking competitions, and engage in research and analysis of various topics.

3. Performing Arts Club: This club nurtures students' talents in performing arts, including theater, dance, music, and drama. Members participate in rehearsals, workshops, and performances, allowing them to express themselves creatively.

4. Picasso Club (Art Club): The Picasso Club focuses on cultivating artistic skills and creativity among students. Activities involve drawing, painting, sculpting, and exploring various art techniques. Students even have the opportunity to showcase their artwork in exhibitions.

5. Personality Development ( PDP) Club: This club aims to enhance personal and interpersonal skills, including communication, leadership, teamwork, and confidence-building. Members participate in workshops, seminars, and activities that focus on self-improvement and personal growth.

6. Theatre Club: Theatre club provides a platform for students to explore acting, stagecraft, and theater production. Members participate in rehearsals, learn acting techniques, and perform in school plays and dramas.

7. Steam Club: The Steam Club (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) aims to foster interest and engagement in these fields. Students actively participate in hands-on activities, experiments, and projects that promote creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. They may explore robotics, coding, 3D printing, electronics, and other STEAM-related activities.

8. Community Outreach Club: The Community Outreach Club focuses on serving the local community and creating a positive impact. Students engage in volunteer activities, community service projects, fundraisers, and awareness campaigns on various social issues. The club may collaborate with local organizations, plan and execute initiatives such as charity drives, clean-up campaigns, or workshops for underprivileged individuals.

9. Innovators Club: The Innovators Club aims to nurture students' creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship skills. Members explore and experiment with new ideas, inventions, and technological advancements. They may engage in brainstorming sessions, design thinking workshops, prototyping projects, and competitions to develop and showcase innovative solutions for real-world problems.

These clubs provide students with opportunities to explore their interests, gain valuable skills, and develop personal and social attributes. They foster collaboration, leadership, and a sense of community, while encouraging students to pursue their passions and make a positive impact both within and outside the school environment.