Our diverse and inclusive enrichment activities support students’ holistic development. Designed in collaboration with the school and led by trained specialists, these experiences foster a vibrant culture of enrichment.
Guided by the IB Learner Profile and Round Square IDEALS, our programme nurtures creativity, confidence, and global awareness through a progressive structure:
- Years 1–3: Fun & Exploration – Building social skills through creative play
- Years 4–6: Learning & Discovery – Enhancing communication via expressive arts
- Years 7–9: Identifying Interests – Developing thinking and self-management
- Years 10–13: Passion Projects – Fostering research, leadership, and impact
Enrichment for Secondary students Years (7-13)
TBS Clubs offer a deep dive into various activities of interest. Some of our Teacher-led Clubs are F1 Club, Community Service and MUN, among others. Our student-led Clubs offer a unique opportunity for students to participate in or lead their own initiatives.
Some of the activities include:
- Chess
- Community Service
- Dance
- Drummer’s Club
- E Sports
- F1
- Golf
- Indian Classical Dance
- LAMDA
- Martial Arts
- MUN
- Music Production Club
- Photography
- Pickleball
- Student-led Clubs
Lesson 8 Programme Years (4-9)
The Lesson 8 Extended Day offers structured activities across four strands — Curricular, Health & Fitness, Arts & Culture, and Community & Leadership. Students explore interests through options like Mini MUN, Robotics, F1, AI Developer, Zumba, Netball and many more.
TBS Clubs Years (7-13)
Our after-school clubs encourage exploration and skill-building. Teacher-led clubs include F1, Community Service, and MUN, while student-led clubs promote initiative and leadership. Primary students enjoy a range of specialist-run activities beyond the classroom.
Leadership Programme Years (4-13)
This programme equips students to lead with purpose in a changing world.
Through community projects and sessions with school leaders, they develop:
- People, listening, and thinking skills
- Advanced competencies like design thinking, accountability, and resilience
Summer School Years (1–9)
Held over two weeks during the summer break, our Primary Summer School blends fun and learning through hands-on activities in a relaxed setting—ideal for making friends and exploring new skills.
Annual Trips Years (3-13)
Learning extends beyond the classroom through annual trips that build confidence, resilience, and real-world understanding—strengthening attributes of The British School Learner Profile.