Activities & Clubs
Elementary Activities Program
Enrichment
- Our Elementary School students benefit from a variety of programs that are sponsored by teachers and members of our community. These programs enhance children's creativity with a wide variety of arts and crafts, puzzles, games, and outdoor activities. These all build critical thinking skills, listening, memory, visualization, concentration through singing, hands-on experiments, physical movement, word puzzles, art projects, and more.
Youth sports
- The Youth Sports program provides our Elementary School students with opportunities to experience and develop skills in a range of indoor and outdoor sporting activities. These include core sports skills. They learn and develop the required skills to participate in a sport, leadership skills and positive social skills towards developing a balanced lifestyle.
Swimming
- Our Learn to Swim program is structured to teach fundamental stroke skills to develop strong, safe and confident independent swimmers. The skills-based teaching is based on the internationally recognized American Red Crescent Swimming and Water Safety Aquatics program, which focuses on stroke technique and water safety.
- In Elementary School the classes take place at the Harbor Elementary East Pool with certified swim instructors.
- Our Kindergarten students may also participate in our new Preschool Aquatic Levels (PAL) program, which aligns with the Elementary Swimming curriculum.
Middle School and High School Programs
From learning and developing skills such as leadership and collaboration, to promoting social growth and maturation, getting involved in enriching activities outside of the classroom offers these opportunities and so much more.
Our activities fall into the following categories:
Health and Wellness:
- Volleyball
- Golf
- Girls’ Yoga
- Swimming
- Student Mental Health Ambassadors Group
- Bootcamp
- Football
- Badminton
- Netball
- Swimming
- Ultimate Frisbee
- Touch Rugby
- Pickleball
- Basketball
- Track & Field and Cross Country
- Tennis
- Board Games Club
- Quiz Bowl
- Chess Club
Life Skills, Leadership and Service:
- Ejaad Project
- Duke of Edinburgh Award
- Model United Nations (MUN)
- Student-Led Groups
Creativity:
- Drama Production
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Pop ’n’ Rock Out!
- Photography Club
- Circus Skills
- Creative Writing Club
- Yearbook Club
- Visual Arts Club
- TKS Choir
STEM:
- ROV - Remotely Operated Vehicles (underwater robots) MATE - Marine Advanced Technology Education
- Drones
- Science Olympiad
- Robotics Club
- Coding Club
- Hydroponics
- Destination Imagination
- Game Production
- Beamline CERN Competition
- Volvo
Student Council and Groups
Student Leadership
In the TKS High School, we create a student-driven environment of opportunities designed to amplify the voices of students so they may lead, be empowered to enact positive change, and build an inclusive school culture and community.
The High School Student Executive Council promotes positive communication between students, faculty and administration to build community.
The student council comprises an elected President and Vice-President, Grade-level Representatives, Committee Chairs, a Publicist and Treasurer.
The student council has three areas of focus with authentic leadership work driven by dynamic committees of students supported by staff mentors:
- The Spirit Committee builds spirit and a sense of belonging through community events, such as Assemblies, Pep Rallies, Tidal Wave activities and hosting an Iftar
- The Grade Level Advisory Committee leads grade-level activities and advocates on behalf of the student body
The Service Committee promotes activities that enact positive change, such as a people-oriented Care Committee, environment-oriented Effect Club, and a communications-focused Student Media Crew.