CCA Programme

Our School's CCA Programme 

Extended Project Qualification (EPQ):

Year 12 students may submit an extended project proposal either individually or in pairs. Through the research process, students learn how to write papers, how to reference sources, and how to conduct research, thereby acquiring higher-level knowledge of their chosen topic and developing a deeper understanding of the subject. This cultivates the research skills they will use in university. Many universities in the UK and the US place great value on such projects. 

CCA Co-Curricular Activities:

Our school's Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) programme is divided into two categories: student-led and teacher-led activities, offering a wide variety and rich diversity of options. The CCA programme consists of two main types: recreational/sports clubs and skills-based clubs. 

Recreational/sports clubs or physical activities are designed to help students exercise, improve their physical fitness, enhance their abilities and skills, while also encouraging students to develop rich and varied interests and hobbies. 

Skills-based clubs aim to guide students in pursuing and developing interests and hobbies beyond the classroom, providing a platform for like-minded students to come together to learn teamwork, cultivate leadership and organisational skills, and improve social skills. 

At the beginning of the academic year, the school will distribute a Co-Curricular Activities Handbook to students and parents.