We believe co-curricular activities should complement academic training to provide a balanced development of the intellect and the character.

The most significant aspect of our co-curricular program is the opportunity to participate. If we have students interested, we don’t cut – no matter what the ability. When you give kids a chance to participate, you also get your share of rewards.

In cultural presentations, talents are discovered and encouraged, leadership potential given a chance to grow, stage confidence enhanced, group cooperation and discipline developed.

In sports, students are given a chance to develop their physical skills and to learn the true meaning of sportsmanship. We train to win, but not win at all costs. We believe winning should not be at the expense of corruption of character, that winning in sports should be balanced by equal dedication to academic studies and therefore should not be a substitute for academic excellence.

In community participation, such as outreach program and ecological awareness, we encourage students to see how they can contribute to the welfare of society, and to do actual outreach work.