What runs beside the timetable.
Art and Craft, Music, Dance, Drama, Debate, Cookery, Spelling Bee, the Olympiads, science and language clubs, the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, and the fairs, trips and workshops that go with them.
The activities the school lists, in five groups.
Thirteen activities, from the school’s activities and events pages. Ages, days and leaders come from the school: call the line for your child's section and ask what is running this semester.
A tile with a maroon edge carries a dated result from the school's own list of achievements.
- On stage
Music
Instrumental and vocal, as a regular activity. The building has rooms set aside for music.
- On stage
Dance
A regular activity, and part of the Annual Cultural Programme.
- In the studio
Art and Craft
Paper craft, clay models and miniature gardens, in the school's own album. Art & Design is an O Level elective.
- In the studio
Cookery
On the school's list of activities, without a description of its own.
- Words and numbers
Spelling Bee
The school enters students in spelling competitions outside it.
- Words and numbers
The Olympiads
In languages, science and mathematics.
- Words and numbers
Debate
On the school's list of activities; the school gives no description of it.
- Clubs
Science clubs
On the school's list, beside the Science and Technology Fair it holds in the hall.
- Clubs
Language clubs
On the school's list of activities; which languages, the school will say.
- Clubs
Other clubs
The school's events list also names a Drama Club and a Business Club.
- Award and service
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award
Listed among the school's programmes, with workshops on the award for senior students.
- Award and service
Community service
An ongoing practice, in four kinds. Culture and service has them.
Nothing matches that filter.
Which clubs run this semester, on which days and for which ages: ask the line for your child's section. The lines are at the foot of this page.
Source: the school's activities, workshops and events pages, and its list of student achievements, 2023 to 2024.
Music, dance and drama.
Music, both instrumental and vocal, Dance and Drama run as regular activities. The building has rooms set aside for art, music, dance, drama and club activity, and Drama is staged in the multipurpose hall.
The hall is also where the Annual Cultural Programme takes place, the school's largest performance event; the year's music, dance and drama build towards it. Read about the Cultural Programme.
On 24 February 2024 the school's group dance team took first position at the 13th Bangla Olympiad.
Art and Craft.
Art and Craft is on the school's list of activities. Its own album shows paper craft, clay models of houses and forts, and miniature gardens set out on the terrace steps.
Students who want to take art further can choose Art & Design as one of their O Level electives. Senior School lists the choices.
The Science Fair, and workshops for seniors.
The school holds science fairs and enters students in fairs outside it. At its Science and Technology Fair, one of the events the school names as annual, students run stalls of projects, experiments and models in the multipurpose hall. The most recent album is from 2024.
Workshops and seminars run through the year, mainly for senior students. The school lists these topics:
Visitors come too. In December 2024 NASA astronaut Joseph M. Acaba spoke to students in the multipurpose hall, and a student painted his portrait.
Beyond the building.
Three kinds of day away from school, each with an album of its own.
- Study Tour
Class trips away from school.
Educational tours are on the school's events list, with parents' permission for each.
- Visit to an Old Home
A day with the residents of an old people's home.
One of the school's community service visits. Community service has the rest.
Results the school has published, 2023 and 2024.
- 7competitions outside the school with a published result
- 2years covered, 2023 and 2024
- 3first positions: Essay Writing and group dance at the Bangla Olympiad, Crypto Craft Chronicles at the Math and Tech Fest
Show the seven results
| Date | Competition | What the school reports |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | International Spell Bee Competition | Two students received Appreciation Medals; three more earned participation certificates. |
| January 2024 | Math and Tech Fest | Class VIII students took first position in Crypto Craft Chronicles. One student won the Rube Goldberg competition and the campus ambassador award. |
| 9 February 2024 | Regional Physics Olympiad | A student placed sixth in Category A. |
| 23 February 2024 | 16th National Abacus and Mental Arithmetic Competition | A student was third runner-up. |
| 24 February 2024 | 13th Bangla Olympiad | A Class VII student took first position in Essay Writing. The group dance team also took first position. |
| 24 February 2024 | Bakeman's 3rd International Language League | Three Class IX students were runners-up for their presentation on Bangladeshi folk art. |
| 27 April 2024 | Space Exploration Olympiad, organised by the Bangladesh Innovation Forum at AIUB | Two students were second runners-up. |
Related pages
Names are left out until the school confirms which may be published. The current record is awaited from the school.
Source: the school's own list of student achievements, as published on its website.
Clubs this semester.
The school has not yet given this site:
- the days clubs meet, the ages they take, who leads them, and any fee
- which clubs run this year
- the levels of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award it offers, and its licence
- the current competition record, and a photograph of the Science Fair stalls
Call the line for your child's section
- Playgroup to Class I01755 689 482
- Classes II to VI01755 515 893
- Classes VII to XII01755 693 623
Lines are open 9.00 am to 1.00 pm.
Last checked against the school's published pages on 24 October 2026.
Where next?
Admissions
Come and see the school.
Call the admissions line for your child's section between 9.00 am and 1.00 pm, or book a visit.