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Enrichment Programmes

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Learning Beyond the Classroom

Education extends far beyond the timetable. At Concord College International School, our extra-curricular programmes provide students with opportunities to explore new interests, develop existing talents and discover passions that enrich their educational journey.

Students are able to participate in a wide range of clubs, societies and enrichment activities that support intellectual, creative, sporting and personal development. From academic societies and leadership opportunities to sport, creative arts and community engagement, students are encouraged to participate fully in school life, developing the confidence, resilience and curiosity that prepare them for success beyond the classroom.

Student Collaborations

Learning in Action

A teacher stands with three students at a table in the Mandarin classroom, Chinese brush paintings on the display board behind.

Academic Societies

Three students in conversation across a table, mid-discussion.

Debating and Discussions

A teacher leans in to help two students working on tablets in the Spanish classroom.

Peer Collaborations

A student holds up a 3D-printed model beside the 3D printer in the computing room.

Computing & Technology

Contributing to School Life

Leadership and Service

Students are encouraged to contribute positively to the life of the school through leadership opportunities and community service.

Whether serving as student leaders, mentoring younger students or participating in charitable and community initiatives, students develop responsibility, empathy and the confidence to make a positive contribution to those around them.

These experiences reinforce the Concord values of Rigour, Kindness and Creativity, helping students develop character alongside academic achievement.

Lifelong Learning

Discovering New Passions

The extra-curricular programme provides opportunities for students to discover talents and interests that may remain with them long after they leave school.

Whether through academic enrichment, creative pursuits, sport or service, students are encouraged to embrace new challenges, develop independence and enjoy the experience of lifelong learning.

These experiences help shape confident, well-rounded young people who are prepared to contribute meaningfully to their communities and the wider world.

What Is On Offer

Enrichment Categories

At Concord College International School, we will host enrichment activities which include our ‘Extra-Curricular Activities’ (ECA) and the Super-Curriculum. Enrichment activities provide learning opportunities for students beyond the core curriculum to enhance their experience at the school, build upon skills and engage in additional interests and hobbies. We offer enrichment to students in the following categories.

*Activities offered each term will vary.

*Activities below are examples that may be on offer but are not limited to the list provided.

Three students in lab coats hold up test tubes of coloured solution in the chemistry laboratory.

All phases

Academic Clubs

  • Support for core subjects (including Sciences and Mathematics)
  • Robotics / Lego Robotics
  • Programming

Primary Specific Clubs

  • Young Entrepreneurs
  • STEAM
  • Coding

Secondary Specific Clubs

  • Pre-Medical Society
  • Anatomy
  • Dissection Club

All phases

Arts

  • Choirs
  • Orchestra
  • Arts and crafts
  • Knitting
  • Prop making
  • Drama / production
  • Pop rock band
  • Digital art (Primary)
A student shoots at goal on the football pitch as the goalkeeper prepares to save.

All phases

Sports & Physical Activities

  • Football
  • Swimming
  • Basketball
  • Bench ball (Primary)
  • Badminton
  • Netball
  • Fitness
  • Dance
  • Pickleball
  • Volleyball
  • Table Tennis
  • Hockey (Primary)
  • Dodgeball
A student writes Chinese characters on a whiteboard beside an exercise book in a Mandarin lesson.

All phases

Languages

  • Mandarin
  • Bahasa Melayu
  • Spanish
  • English as an additional Language (EAL)
  • Japanese Club
Two students work at a laptop with their teacher in front of a Year 8 classroom display.

All phases

Community and Global Citizenship

  • Student Council
    (KS2 upwards)
  • Model United Nations (UKS2 and Secondary)
  • Community Service
  • Debate
  • Duke of Edinburgh
    (Secondary)
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Year 6

Junior Super-Curriculum

A rotation of various subjects taught by Secondary School subject specialist teachers as part of the enrichment/ ECA programme.

A teacher and a student photograph a model inside a lighting tent in the design and technology room.

Secondary Super-Curriculum

A range of academic and academic-related clubs, societies, discussion groups, competitions, lectures, assemblies, trips and activities that stretch students far beyond the standard subject curriculums.

In Pictures

Extra-Curricular Life

A student leaps to catch the ball during netball.
A student shoots during basketball practice.
A student passes the baton to a teammate during a relay on the school field.
A teacher works with students during a language club session.
A student shoots at goal during football training.
Students play rhythm sticks together in the music room.

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