20 after-school clubs held outside class hours. Every student has the chance to discover their talents and find their own passion.
Teacher: Отгонбадам
Learn more →Students learn to work with pencil, charcoal, watercolor, and acrylic. The course moves step by step from copying reference images to expressing original ideas through visual art.
Working with clay is an excellent way to build patience and fine motor skills. Each term, every child fires their own piece and takes it home.
Students follow the full journey from concept to finished garment. Sketching, pattern-making, and sewing are all part of this club.
Teacher: Баярцэцэг
Learn more →From the basic positions of classical ballet to the free movement of contemporary dance. Students perform on stage twice a year.
Teacher: Амин-Эрдэнэ
Learn more →A chance to learn Mongolia's national instrument from the very beginning. Instruments are provided by the school.
Lessons paced to the individual student. Beginners and students who already play are grouped separately.
Teacher: Ариунбаяр
Learn more →A club focused on developing young children's posture, balance, and coordination. Safety comes first, with progression built step by step on the mat.
Judo is more than wrestling — it teaches discipline and respect for one's opponent. Every session begins with a warm-up and falling techniques.
Older students spend long hours seated at a desk, which places strain on the back and neck. This club is designed to address exactly that.
Open to complete beginners and experienced players alike. Students are grouped by level, with regular internal tournaments.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a martial art built on technique rather than strength. Students learn ground fighting and escapes safely, one step at a time.
A mind sport played on the international 100-square board, demanding calculation and foresight. Complete beginners are welcome to start from scratch.
A sport that builds teamwork and mutual trust. Students progress step by step from core technique to match tactics.
A team sport demanding speed, height, and court awareness. Students progress from basic ball-handling drills to match tactics.
Students learn English spelling rules through games and competitions. Each term ends with a Spelling Bee contest.
Once a month, students choose a book, read it together, and discuss it. The goal isn't speed reading — it's understanding what you've read and learning to voice your own opinion.
Students debate randomly drawn topics, sometimes arguing a position opposite their own beliefs — exactly the kind of thinking this club is designed to build.
Science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics are brought together within a single project rather than taught separately. Each term the club completes one major project.
Students carry out the experiments they read about in textbooks. Physics, chemistry, and biology lab work rotate throughout the year.
Younger students begin by building with Scratch blocks, while older students write Python. The goal is for every student to build a working program from their own idea.
Club registration takes place at the start of the school year. For more information, please visit our contact page.
