Creative Cohorts
Ten student-led clubs that run through the academic year — each with its own members, its own calendar, and a faculty mentor who guides rather than directs.
Clubs the students actually run
Each cohort elects its own coordinators, plans its own calendar and presents its work at the annual showcase. A faculty mentor sits with each group, but the agenda belongs to the students.
Every student from Class 3 upward joins at least one cohort. Membership is reviewed each year, so a child can follow a growing interest instead of being locked into one choice.
How the cohorts work
- Student-elected coordinators plan each term calendar
- A faculty mentor supports every cohort without taking over
- Weekly sessions built into the timetable, not after hours
- Annual showcase where each cohort presents its year of work
- Membership reviewed yearly so interests can change
Where students find their people
Every student from Class 3 upward belongs to at least one.
Readers Circle
Shared reading, book discussion and a student-curated library shelf.
Eco Cohort
Campus composting, tree census and district environment projects.
Coders Guild
Weekend build sessions, small games and automation projects.
Math Magic
Puzzles, olympiad problems and mathematical recreations.
Debate & Speech
Parliamentary debate, elocution and Model UN preparation.
Art & Design
Drawing, craft, poster design and the school magazine layout.
Music Cohort
Ensemble practice feeding into the annual cultural programme.
Photography
Campus documentation, composition basics and the yearbook.
Community Service
Neighbourhood drives, literacy support and social projects.
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