We are thrilled that chess has become a beloved game on campus, taking root in the hearts of students of all ages. Lead by Principal Simmons, Mr. Glenn Simmons, and Mr. Johnathan Kelly, chess club gives students the opportunity to develop their mental capacities while enjoying competitive board games!

This club focuses on developing our campus and our students' skill set through agriculture and gardening. Here we explore different native species, different types of edible plants, and the basics of botany.

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The eco-committee works in conjunction with the agri-club to ensure our campus is as ecologically friendly as possible, while continuing to explore new ways to expand our outreach into the community. 

The school band is a youth brass band focused on preserving Bahamian music through discipline and teamwork, led by Mr. Johnathan Kelly. Students have the opportunity to learn to play instruments such as the trumpet, tuba, saxophone and the clarinet.

Our school band prepares students to perform at community functions, and re-enforces the role of brass music in our local culture. 

Family Book Club, led by Ms. Italia Johnson, is offered to students from grades 1-6. Here they read stories or books and learn how to discuss the topics and ideas of this material. In one semester this year, Book Club covered 8 books that looked into topics such as gender inequality, food security, the importance of art and reading, and the significance of individuality.

Kids club is an arts & craft based club catered to students in our early learning program (K3-K5). Whilst our curriculum focuses heavily on academia, this club allows our younger students to have an extended opportunity to explore their creativity in a safe environment!

The Newspaper Club, led by Ms Alexandra Evered, aims to produce bi-monthly copies of student written articles, and to teach students the art of nonfiction writing and reporting. The club also has an additional goal providing additional writing support outside of the classroom. to those who may want it. Newspaper Club allows students to delve further into their interests and to master new writing skills outside of the curriculum.