Beyond the classroom
In Thomas education, co-curricular activities play an important role. A particular feature is that students from the lower classes onwards learn, under the supervision and guidance of their teachers, to do things for themselves.
Our clubs
Nine ways to grow outside the syllabus.
Each page below sets out what the club aims to develop in a child. Where a club has run activities, those are listed separately — we do not describe an event that has not happened.
Literary Club
Reading, writing and the confidence to speak
Sports & Games Club
Four houses, one field
Music Club
Assembly, carol and the patriotic song
Science Club
Ask, test, explain
Nature Club
Respect for life and all of creation
Quiz & Debate Club
Think on your feet
Kids Club
For our youngest — LKG, UKG and the primary years
Coding Club
Logic before language
Robotics Club
Building things that move
Inter-house & inter-school
The competitions the school actually conducts.
This list is taken from the school prospectus. Each student, during the first year in the school, is assigned to one of the four houses, and is expected to respond to the call of the captain to represent the house.
- 01 G.K. Quiz
- 02 Elocution
- 03 Declamation
- 04 Debate
- 05 Science and Social Science Exhibition
- 06 Drawing and Painting
- 07 Spell Bee
- 08 Dramatics
- 09 Art
- 10 Dance
- 11 Singing
- 12 Rangoli
- 13 Fancy Dress
- 14 Diya Making
- 15 Patriotic Song competition
Athletics and sports invite every student.
Healthy competition on the playing field develops a corporate spirit, a striving for excellence, and the qualities of mind, heart and character most needed for future leaders.