Registration for Season 2 CCA's opens on Monday 6 October 2025 @ 12:00 pm.
Co-curricular learning refers to educational experiences that complement and enhance the formal curriculum offered within a school or educational institution. These activities and experiences are designed to provide students with a holistic education that goes beyond traditional classroom learning. Co-curricular learning encompasses a wide range of activities, such as sports, arts, clubs, workshops, community service, and competitions. While these activities are not typically part of the formal academic curriculum, they are integrated into the educational environment to support students' personal development, character building, and acquisition of skills beyond academics.
The distinction between "co-curricular" and "extra-curricular" lies in their relationship to the formal academic curriculum.
Co-curricular activities are closely aligned with the goals and values of the school's curriculum. They are designed to enhance and enrich the educational experience while aligning with the school's educational philosophy. These activities are often organized or endorsed by the school, and they are seen as an integral part of the holistic development of students. Co-curricular activities contribute to the overall learning objectives of the school and are meant to complement classroom learning. Examples include student clubs, intramural sports, leadership programs, and school events.
Extra-curricular activities, on the other hand, are activities that are conducted outside of the regular academic curriculum and are not directly related to the school's educational goals. While they still offer valuable learning opportunities, they are not an inherent part of the school's core curriculum. Extra-curricular activities are typically student-initiated or organized by external entities. Examples include hobbies pursued outside of school hours, participation in community organizations, and activities that aren't directly connected to the school's educational objectives.
Season 1:
Registration Opens: 11 August 2025
CCAs Start: 25 August, 2025
CCAs End: 1 November, 2025
Season 2:
Registration Opens: 6 October, 2025
Registration Closes: 18 October, 2025
CCAs Start: 3 November, 2025
CCAs End: 31 January, 2026
Season 3:
Registration Opens: 19 January, 2026
Registration Closes: 31 January, 2026
CCAs Start: 9 February, 2026 (HS / Senior Sports - Soccer Golf & Tennis, Tryouts start 2 February)
CCAs End: 9 May, 2026
AISJ is happy to share that we are continuing our partnership with Citadel Equestrian Park. Owner and operator Sarah Bon is enthusiastic about opening up opportunities for AISJ students, maximising our close location to their facility. Below is additional information as well a link to a full brochure:
AISJ JHB community members can contact Sarah directly (see contact on brochure) to enquire about classes and schedule sessions.
AISJ JHB Elementary students will be accompanied from our campus to Citadel via a secure gate immediately adjacent to our campus.
AISJ students have the opportunity to compete in SANESA (local equestrian organization) regional competitions under the AISJ banner but trained and organized by Citadel.
Please see this brochure HERE for additional information, including contact information for Sarah.