Gardening/Forest School
Years 1-2

Designed for Year 1-2 students, this exciting club offers hands-on adventures in the great outdoors. Children will discover the wonders of the natural world through playful exploration, engaging in activities like planting seeds, caring for our school garden and observing minibeasts. We'll foster curiosity, teamwork, and a sense of responsibility as they learn about plant life cycles, ecosystems, and sustainable practices. Get ready for muddy hands, big smiles, and a deeper connection to our amazing planet!

Young Entrepreneurs 
Years 5 & 6

Unlock your entrepreneurial spirit and learn to turn your big ideas into reality. This ECA will guide you through identifying problems, ideating solutions and designing innovative products or services. Develop critical thinking, problem-solving and teamwork skills as you navigate the exciting world of entrepreneurship. Gain valuable insights into market research, product development and marketing strategies. Collaborate with your peers to create and pitch your business proposals, learning from the feedback and expertise of industry mentors. Cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset, and discover the thrill of turning your dreams into tangible, successful enterprises.

Mandarin Club
Years 4–6

Mandarin Homework Club caters to Year 4–6 students who need support with their weekly Mandarin homework. Students will try to finish their weekly Mandarin homework within the session and are free to ask questions about it. They are required to bring their Mandarin homework with them to the club.

Royal Ballet  

Years 1 & 2

Embark on a captivating journey through the world of classical ballet. Hone your technique, grace and artistry as you master the foundations of this beloved art form. From the elegance of Swan Lake to the drama of The Nutcracker, immerse yourself in the richness of the Royal Ballet repertoire. Develop your performance skills and cultivate a deep appreciation for the beauty and expression of ballet.

Kung Fu-Tai Chi
Years 3–6

This dynamic club offers a unique blend of traditional martial arts, focusing on self-awareness and physical well-being. Children will learn fundamental stances, movements, and breathing techniques, building coordination, balance, and agility. Through the graceful flow of Tai Chi and the energetic practice of Kung Fu, they'll develop self-control, respect, and confidence. This ECA is a fantastic opportunity to enhance physical fitness while exploring a rich cultural heritage. No prior experience is needed – just a willingness to learn and grow!

Robotics
Years 3 - 8

This hands-on club will provide a fantastic introduction to the dynamic world of robotics using the versatile and engaging VEX GO robotics kits. Students will embark on exciting challenges, learning to design, build, and program their robots. More than just assembling parts, they will explore the fundamental principles of engineering, grasp the logic of coding, and develop critical thinking skills as they troubleshoot and refine their creations.

Audio  Visual
Years 5 & 6

In this course you will learn how to set up audio equipment for live events like the Drama production, DBIS LIve, and the Remembrance service. In addition to that, setting up and controlling the projector that will be used for the assembly. To have a better understanding of the types of microphones that will be used depending on the instrument or requirement. Operating the audio mixer and the lighting console.  You will also learn on how to set up for live streaming like YouTube and for other social media platforms by linking a video camera and the audio equipment.

Chinese Calligraphy

Secondary

Join our Chinese Calligraphy ECA to delve into the ancient art of brush and ink. Learn traditional character strokes and fundamental techniques, transforming simple characters into expressive works. This club offers a serene environment to develop a sophisticated skill, understand cultural aesthetics, and experience the calming mindfulness of this unique art form. All materials provided. Unleash your creativity!

Creativity through Arts

Years 1 - 4

From painting and drawing to collage and sculpture, you'll have the opportunity to experiment and discover your unique artistic talents. Develop essential skills like fine-motor coordination, problem-solving and critical-thinking, all while engaging in the joy of making art.

Embark on a journey of self-discovery and build confidence as you bring your imaginative ideas to life. Explore the therapeutic benefits of artistic expression and learn to use art as a tool for relaxation and stress management.

Battle of the Books

Years 5 - 6

BoB involves students reading a fabulous list of 20 carefully chosen novels and coming together with Mrs Foti to discuss and test their knowledge of the books they have read. The ECA runs from September through to April and culminates in a team of 12 students attending a competition against other Hong Kong schools in May. This club typically appeals to students who really enjoy reading for pleasure and are keen to read across a range of genres.

Drama (Year Commitment)

Years 3 - 6

Sparking Creativity: A New Drama Club for Years 3-6!

This ECA will be a journey into the world of theatre, offering much more than just acting. Participants will dive into dancing, singing, character development, and even the hands-on fun of costume and set design. It's an opportunity for students to explore every facet of a theatrical production, building confidence, cross year group collaboration and friendships, teamwork, and invaluable performance skills along the way. 

Creative Writing ECA  

Years 3-4

The Creative Writing ECA is a welcoming space for students who have a passion for imaginative writing. In this ECA, we will be crafting stories, penning poetry, and exploring new ideas. We will encourage students to embrace their individuality as they write independently and connect with fellow writers who share their love for creativity.

Students who participate in this ECA may create a collaborative book that will be placed in our library. A selection of the writing from some students may also be selected to be part of our yearbook. 

Wellbeing and Art 

Throughout the year, students will engage in activities like art journaling, mindful drawing, and creating vision boards to clarify personal goals. We'll also explore collaborative painting, textiles, and even nature photography walks, encouraging both independent expression and teamwork. This ECA is designed to help students build healthy routines and develop valuable tools for enhancing and maintaining their well-being through the arts. Join us to unlock your creative potential and nurture your inner calm!

Model of United Nations (MUN)

Year Commitment
Years  9 –13

Step into the shoes of a global leader with our Junior Model United Nations (JMUN) ECA! You'll represent a country in a simulated UN setting, debating and negotiating to create resolutions on pressing international issues.

This is a fantastic opportunity to develop critical thinking, public speaking, and negotiation skills. You'll research global challenges, understand geopolitical dynamics, and work with peers to advocate for your nation's interests. Immerse yourself in the world of diplomacy, gain a nuanced understanding of sustainable development and human rights, and learn to build consensus. 

Service & Community Participation

 Years 11 –13

Cultivate global citizenship through community service.

Become a global citizen and develop transferrable skills through our community-service-focused ECA. Endeavouring to partnering with local and international  community groups such as: Habitat for Humanity HK, Impact HK and Helping Hands HK to foster cross-cultural connections and making a tangible impact. Unlock your potential as a leader, problem-solver, and empathetic individual committed to positive change.

Wellbeing Club Secondary 

Be part of the Wellbeing Committee, which will focus on ways that, as a school, we can prioritise Student Wellbeing.. Learn valuable skills to gather student voice and to implement initiatives that support these. Be part of running themed events that will navigate and support the challenges, young people face. Let's cultivate emotional intelligence and a balanced and happy life.

Chess Club

Secondary

Join our Chess Club for weekly sessions to learn and master the game! Whether you're a complete beginner or an aspiring grandmaster, this club is for you. We'll cover everything from the basics to advanced tactics and openings, helping you sharpen your strategic thinking. Our goal is to develop individual skills and potentially form a competitive team to play against other schools in Hong Kong. This club is primarily for secondary students, but talented primary players are welcome to join. Get ready to challenge your mind and make your move!

Young Reporters

Secondary

Uncover the stories that matter! In Young Reporters, you'll learn the essential skills of journalism, from interviewing and research to crafting compelling news articles, features, and opinion pieces. Develop your critical thinking, writing prowess, and keen observation as you report on school events, local issues, and topics that resonate with you. This club is perfect for budding writers and those eager to make their voices heard. Get ready to investigate, inform, and inspire! You will be contribute to school newsletter and year books!

Guitar Maintenance and Setup

Secondary

Learn the essential skills to care for your acoustic, electric, or bass guitar, ukulele, or mandolin! This ECA is a hands-on introduction to keeping your fretted instruments in top condition. You'll discover how they work, master string changing, fretboard cleaning, and understand the role of the truss rod. We'll cover correct intonation setup and even how to diagnose potential issues when choosing a new instrument. Ideal for any player or enthusiast, this club will empower you to get the best possible performance and longevity from your beloved instrument.

Conversation Circles  

Secondary

Students will take part in a variety of fun, engaging activities, in a warm and welcoming environment, by discussing current and interesting issues/themes. Sessions will begin with warm-up conversation games or trivia quizzes leading to extended conversations based on movie clips, magazine and newspaper articles and news reels. There will also be opportunities to debate on global issues as well as plan for and organise charity events within the school community.