A school may not be the favorite place for many teens. But within those walls is where young teenagers discover who they are and what talents they possess. The pressure of schoolwork is no walk in the park. Children today hardly find the time to chat with their friends during lunch breaks or spend a fun-filled

free period. School clubs, however, offer the perfect outlet for students to express their hidden talents and skills. After all, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy!”. This is more reason for schools to have clubs

Types of Clubs in School

1. Public Speaking Club
2. Debate Club
3. ICT Club
4. JETS
5. Arts and Craft
6. Home Management Club
7. Photography Club
8. Bible Study Club
9. Islamiya Club
10. Entrepreneur Club
11. Drama, Dance and Poetry Club
12. Young Farmers Club
13. Music Club
14. Languages (Arabic/French) Club

Important of School Clubs

Students learn from each other

Whether they are working on the project in a group or separately, each one of them can learn from each other. They gain new insights and also learn the significance of valuing another person’s viewpoint.

Students realize

The value of unity: Clubs at school build small communities. They entice people who share the same interests such as in music, dance, science, arts, or sports. Club activities assist students in cultivating a sense of unity and working with others to reach the same goals.

Students develop social skills

 Clubs facilitate students to meet, mix, and work together with other students from different backgrounds in a diverse environment. They come out of their comfort zone and socialize with other students which are vital in the lives of adolescents.

Students become more confident and independent

 Clubs offer plenty of opportunities for students to take on leadership roles and show off their talents through different activities. Such initiatives enable the students to discover that they can be productive. This increases their level of confidence and their sense of independence.

Other Important

1. Form meaningful, life-long friendships
2. Bond over shared goals and interests
3. Learn to deal with wins and losses
4. Learn the value of participation
5. Derive a sense of accomplishment

A club is more than just a place where children of various age groups spend time with each other, learning and honing their talents. A good school club can help students: Receive insights from their peers, seniors, club advisers, and teachers. Gain fresh perspectives about various ideas and skills.

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