Science & Innovation Club
Experiments, models and exhibition projects for young scientists and makers.
Clubs & Activities
Find your passion, find your people.
Clubs give children time to explore interests beyond the syllabus, work with friends from other classes and take on leadership roles.
Our clubs
Something for every interest.
Clubs offered vary by grade and year. Use the filters to explore by type.
Maths & Puzzles Club
Logic puzzles, number games, Vedic maths tricks and problem-solving challenges.
Coding Club
Block-based coding, simple games and computational thinking activities.
Quiz Club
General knowledge, current affairs and inter-house quiz competitions.
Reading & Literary Club
Book talks, creative writing, storytelling and the school newsletter.
Art & Craft Club
Painting, clay, paper craft and art-integrated projects.
Music & Dance Club
Choir, rhythm, folk and contemporary dance for performances.
Drama & Public Speaking
Skits, elocution, debate and anchoring for school events.
Sports Club
Skill development in football, throwball, athletics and traditional games.
Yoga Club
Asanas, breathing and mindfulness for focus and flexibility.
Chess Club
Strategy, patience and concentration through regular practice games.
Eco Club
Tree planting, Vanamahotsav, waste reduction and campus greening.
Service & Values Club
Donation drives, kindness campaigns and community awareness.
How clubs work
Choice, commitment and leadership.
Club sessions are scheduled within the school week. Older students choose clubs at the start of a term and stay with them long enough to develop real skills; younger children rotate through activities to discover what they enjoy.
Senior students take on roles such as club captain or event coordinator — planning sessions, supporting younger members and presenting club work at assemblies and exhibitions.
What children gain
Skills that last a lifetime.
- Deeper interest in a subject or hobby
- Friendships across classes
- Teamwork and communication
- Planning and time management
- Confidence to present and lead
- Resilience through practice
Are clubs included in school hours?
Yes. Club activities are part of the school timetable so that every child can participate.
Can my child change clubs?
Changes are usually possible at the start of a new term, so that children have time to build skills in their chosen club.
Are there extra charges for clubs?
Regular school clubs are part of the school programme. Any optional activity with additional cost will be communicated in advance.
Come and experience Arkaas
There’s a club waiting for your child.
A campus visit is the clearest way to understand how our classrooms work, how teachers speak with children and whether Arkaas is the right fit for your family.
