Co-curricular Activities

This society provides an avenue for students to engage themselves in the art of articulating their opinions in public, thus enhancing their speaking, listening and writing skills. This is achieved through the media of debate, talk show, quiz, spelling and writing competitions.

This club falls within the auspices of the Mathematics Department and serves the purpose of stimulating students’ interest in Mathematics, thereby reducing the apathy/hatred which they might have for the subject. Shapes and figures club draws students to mathematics. All students are required to be members of this club.

The Press Club encourages students’ critical assessment of societal issues, enhances their reading culture as well as develops their writing and reading skills through activities such as writing, editing, reporting and news broadcasting.

The Drama Club focuses on sharpening its members’ sense of imagination. They learn to create characters and plots with which they address critical societal issues. The members develop an appreciation for the performing arts and gain confidence as they participate in in-house and external drama presentations.

In view of the dynamic nature of the world of Science and Technology, this club ensures that members remain abreast of the most recent inventions. They are introduced to basic practical engineering techniques and skills which they are encouraged and provided ample opportunity to apply.

For the purpose of making each student a more valuable member of the family, this club teaches the members several ways through which they can make meaningful domestic contributions. Activities include meal planning, cooking and serving of food

Art enhances creativity in students. The Art Club encourages its members to appreciate and portray aesthetics through the techniques of drawing, painting and designing. Art club members have represented the school and won laurels at a number of art competitions.

Music is soothing to the soul as it enhances stability of the mind and creates a generally peaceful atmosphere. The music club provides vocal coaching and training on how to play various musical instruments. The members are thus able to discover their musical talents as they sing and play local and foreign musical instruments.

The club members stage multilingual choral presentations and dance performances at the school’s events

As an off-shoot of the Federal Road Safety Commission, the Wellspring Junior Road Safety Corps seeks to expose its members to the rules that guide the use of public roads and the attitudes expected of all road users in the country. The club ensures discipline, orderliness and safety within the school premises and at events organised by the school.

Membership of the club helps to engender within the members, a sense of social responsibility, preparing them as potential agents of societal change.

This club was formed to make notable changes in the attitude of our youth towards farming. Members are kept in touch with their agricultural heritage by encouraging them to do practical agricultural work on the school farmland and poultry.

In recognition of the world-wide acceptance of the French Language, the French Club (Notre Club de Francais) seeks to promote the speaking, reading and writing of French among its members.