Clubs And Activities

Tailored for You

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At International Schooling, learning is not limited to lessons. It is about finding what excites you, motivates you, and creating opportunities that help you grow. Whether you're a debater, reader, painter, performer, or just trying something new from across the world with peers, we always have something for you.

Explore the IS clubs and activities

The Debate & MUN Club

International Diplomat and Orator's Society (IDOS)

The Debate & MUN Club

Sharpen your speaking and leadership skills through debates, MUNs, and global discussions.

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The Book Club

International Literary Society

The Book Club

Dive into books, share ideas, write creatively, and connect through a love for reading.

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The Art Club

Viva De Lunaria

The Art Club

Express yourself through painting, sketching, and artistic challenges with fellow creatives.

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The Criminology Club

Ridmond Criminology Club

The Criminology Club

Uncover mysteries and explore real-world cases through critical thinking and analysis.

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The Music Club

Music Club

The Music Club

Discover your sound—play, sing, or compose in a creative space built for music lovers.

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The STEM Club

Aurelian

The STEM Club

Explore science, tech, engineering, and math through fun projects and team innovations.

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The Gaming Club

Link

The Gaming Club

Team up, compete, and create in a global gaming community built for players and makers.

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The Legal Society

Lex Orbis

The Legal Society

Argue, analyse and advocate through mock trials, landmark cases and legal debate.

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The Global Exchange Club

Nexus

The Global Exchange Club

Share cultures, swap languages and see the world through your classmates' eyes.

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Business & Startups

The Entrepreneurship Club

Business & Startups

Spot a problem, build a solution, and pitch it to a room that will tell you the truth.

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The Wellness Club

Radiant Mind

The Wellness Club

Build calm, focus and healthy habits in a supportive, judgement-free space.

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Start Your Club

Every club begins with a spark. If you don't see your interest here, create a club that speaks to you and invite others to join.

FAQs:

How do I join a club?
Click “Visit Club” on any club that interests you and complete the membership form or directly reach out to the club via email. Our clubs welcome new members throughout the year.
How much time commitment is required?
Most clubs meet once or twice a week for about 60 to 90 minutes. Some clubs may require extra time for events, rehearsals, or special projects. You can always check the specific meeting details in each club's information section.
Can I participate in multiple clubs?
Yes, you can join more than one club. Many students take part in two or three. We suggest starting with one to see how it fits into your schedule, then exploring more as you go.