1. Sports: Schools hosts sports events such as basketball, soccer, badminton and throw ball, where students can participate in competitive or recreational sports.

2. Societies: Schools have a wide range of societies that cater to different interests and hobbies, such as entrepreneur society, science society, environmental society, etc.

3. Academic competitions: Schools often organize academic competitions, such as quiz, science fairs, spelling bees and debate competitions, where students can showcase their knowledge and skills.

4. Community service: Schools encourage students to engage in community service activities to develop a sense of social responsibility and give back to their communities. Examples include volunteering, participating in events for charity or participating in environmental clean-ups.

5. Field trips: Schools also arrange educational field trips to museums, historical sites, nature reserves or other places of educational value to enhance students’ learning experiences outside of the classroom.

7. Workshops and seminars: Schools may organize workshops or seminars on various topics, such as career counseling, cyber bullying, entrepreneurship, leadership skills and mental health awareness, to provide students with additional learning opportunities.

Co-curricular activities contribute to the holistic development of students by fostering their social, emotional, physical and cognitive growth, helping them learn essential life skills and encouraging them to explore their passions and interests outside of academics.