Clubs and houses

Student clubs that encourage creativity, leadership, teamwork, and personal growth beyond the classroom.

Student leadership

The School Parliament

Students elect their own parliament each year. The office bearers lead assemblies, represent the student body to the staff, and keep the houses and clubs running.

Oam Swaroop School Prefect

Oam Swaroop

Afra Ameen School Speaker

Afra Ameen

Irine Mary Thomas Vice Prefect

Irine Mary Thomas

Abhishek Anil Deputy Speaker

Abhishek Anil

The School Parliament with the school leadership
The School Parliament with the Principal, the Local Manager and the staff co-ordinators.

Clubs

Discover our student clubs

Clubs meet every week under a teacher mentor. Students choose one club at the start of the year and can represent it at inter-house and inter-school events.

English Club

Reading, writing and speaking beyond the classroom, with quizzes, speeches and poster competitions through the year.

Malayalam Club

Sixty-three students from Classes 5 to 12 exploring Malayalam language, literature and performance.

Hindi Club

Hindi language and literature through recitation, songs, speeches and Hindi Diwas programmes.

Quiz Club

Inter-school quizzing and a daily quiz capsule that keeps curiosity and discussion alive across the school.

Computer Club

Technology projects, Web Day and digital awareness, from hands-on demonstrations to student-made digital artwork.

Music Club

Singing and instrumental practice, with programmes for World Music Day, Independence Day, Onam and Gandhi Jayanti.

Arts Club

Cultural and creative programmes through the year, promoting artistic expression and participation.

Jalanidhi Club

Water conservation awareness, using talks, films and campaigns to show students why every drop matters.

Philately Club and Hobby Club

Stamps, letters and hobbies, run with the Department of Posts, including a letter-writing competition.

Lavender Army Club

Cancer awareness and healthy living, carried to students through film shows, talks and campaigns.

Junior Maths Club

A maths corner of models and activities for younger students, with quizzes and hands-on learning.

Religious Harmony Club

Student ambassadors from Classes 7 to 12 working for peace, tolerance and harmonious coexistence.

Mathematics Club

Competitions, memory sessions and Pi Approximation Day, making mathematics something to enjoy.

Gandhian Studies Club

Gandhian values and simple living, explored through talks, campus service and Gandhi Jayanti programmes.

Science Club

Curiosity turned into enquiry, through awareness sessions, displays, role plays and science activities.

Social Science Club

History, civics and current affairs through quizzes, presentations and Independence Day programmes.

Commerce Club

Banking, commerce and industry brought to life through talks, competitions and Commerce Day.

Anti Narcotics Club

Students of Classes 6 to 11 raising awareness of the harmful effects of drugs and encouraging a drug-free life.

Career Club

Career orientation and guidance on courses, entrance examinations and the skills students will need next.

Media Club

Creative and informative media work, from videos and photography to reporting on school events.

Health Club

Health awareness through the year, covering nutrition, disease prevention and everyday well-being.

Social Service Club

Service and compassion in action, through outreach visits and programmes that build social awareness.

Farmers Club

Growing food and respect for agriculture, with school gardens and environmental awareness programmes.

Sports Club

Athletics meets, inter-house tournaments and school teams across football, cricket, chess and more.

KCSL

The Kerala Catholic Students League unit, with quizzes, Sahithyotsavam and faith and service programmes.

Nallapaadam

The Malayala Manorama Nallapaadam unit, which rebuilt homes for elderly residents and led health and community work.

Inspiring and student-focused

Building talent, teamwork and confidence

All indoor and outdoor activities are organised around four houses. Co-curricular activities enable children to master their inherent potential and equip them to face life with ease and confidence. To create a competitive spirit, every student belongs to a house.

Red house

Competes across sports day, arts festival, quiz and community service through the year.

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Blue house

Competes across sports day, arts festival, quiz and community service through the year.

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Green house

Competes across sports day, arts festival, quiz and community service through the year.

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Yellow house

Competes across sports day, arts festival, quiz and community service through the year.

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A world of opportunities

Where every passion finds a stage

With art and craft, music, chess, yoga, drama, and more, our campus is a hub for discovering new interests and building lifelong skills.

All co-curricular programmes

The teachers are supportive and the facilities are excellent. We appreciate the focus on character building and individual attention each student receives.

MMeera DasParent

My son looks forward to school every day thanks to the engaging lessons and inclusive atmosphere. His academic performance and social skills have both improved remarkably.

LLatha JosephParent

We value the strong partnership between teachers and parents at St Johns School. The school consistently communicates and involves us in our child's holistic development.

SSuresh VarmaParent