Welcome from the Director of Community, Co-Curricular Activities & Sport
At Amity, we're dedicated to enhancing holistic student development through our co-curricular program. Our approach, supported by our CCA policy, recognises exceptional commitment and performance, and introduces an honours system for secondary students to acknowledge this.
Beyond the classrooms, Amity provides a comprehensive education that nurtures creativity, inquiry, leadership, and critical thinking. Co-curricular activities are key to this, expanding horizons and fostering these essential skills.
Our logistics have evolved, and lunchtime activities will no longer require sign-up, offering pupils a range of recreational options. However, afterschool CCAs will require sign-up through our new, all-inclusive SOCS platform.
We believe in active participation and encourage every student to engage fully, understanding the vital role of these activities in their personal and academic growth.
Enjoy and give of your very best!
Matthew Miller Director of Community, Co-Curricular Activities & Sport
Matthew Miller
Director of Community, CoCurricular Activities & Sport mmiller@amityabudhabi.ae
Chrissamae De Guzman Co-Curricular Coordinator clubs@amityabudhabi.ae
Purpose of the CCA Programme
Lower Primary & Upper Primary – Exploration
Pupils are encouraged to participate in a wide range of activities that foster skill development, inquiry, and discovery.
Secondary – Portfolio
Secondary students are given opportunities to showcase a developed skill or complete a project over the term, allowing them to build a portfolio of achievements and experiences.
Honours System and Celebration
We are excited to introduce the new Honours System at Amity, which recognises and rewards pupils who demonstrate outstanding commitment and performance within our exceptional programme. The honours system consists of Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels for KS3/4/5, with full colours for KS4 and distinction for KS5.
Celebrating our pupils' success is integral to their growth, and we look forward to sharing this exciting programme with you.
Pupils can achieve these honours through activities in the following categories:
• Creativity Awards
• Inquiry and Research Awards
• Citizenship and Sustainability Awards
• Leadership and Service Awards
• Sports Awards
• Cultural and Heritage Awards
Sign-Up Process – Term 1
Dear Parents,
We are excited to announce the launch of our Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) programme for Term 1 of the 2024/25 academic year. A wide range of CCAs will be available, with a fresh sign-up process at the start of each term. Please be aware of the following information
Lunchtime CCAs – NO SIGN-UP required. Pupils will be provided with a wide range of recreational activities to do at lunch time and are free to explore different CCAs at their own desire
Afterschool CCAs – SIGN-UP WILL BE REQUIRED THRU THE SOCS PLATFORM. SOCS works on a 'preference based' system enabling pupils to select up to 3 options. The afterschool programme has a range of school provided and 'paid' activities.
Year Groups
FS1 (Nursery)
FS2 (Reception)
Sign-up Arrangements
FS1 will not take part in CCAs during Term 1. They can, however, join the programme in Term 2.
FS2 will have the opportunity to join a range of paid CCAs on Mondays and Wednesdays. This is optional, and parents can sign up using the SOCS platform.
Year
1 & 2
Year 3 to Year 6
Year 7 to
Year 13
CCAs for Year 1 & 2 will take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays (13.40 to 14.40). Parents will only be required to sign up to activities if they wish to use the 'Paid Provision'. Teachers will assign pupils to relevant activities who wish to use the 'Free Provision' and no sign-up is requied.
CCAs will take place daily at lunch and after school. Parents will be required to sign-up their children using SOCS for After-School CCAs Only.
CCAs will take place daily at lunch and after school. Pupils and/or Parents will be required to sign-up their children using SOCS for After-School CCAs Only.
Sign-Up Process – Term 1
In order to ensure the sign-up process is fair, we WILL NOT be operating a first come, first served system. The sign-up will be open between the times listed below and it will be PREFERENCE-BASED This means that you can select up to three CCAs per time slot, per day, and the SOCS algorithm will randomly allocate places. If your child is unsuccessful with their first choice, they will hopefully receive their second or third option.
If you experience any difficulties using SOCS, please use the ‘Help & Support’ section in the bottom right corner of the screen.
If you require further assistance however, please contact clubs@amityabudhabi.ae.
Tuesday, 3rd September
Sign-up opens at 12.00. You will not be able to see the available CCAs in SOCS until this time.
Thursday, 5th September Sign-up closes at 23.59.
Saturday,7th September
Parents/Pupils can log in to SOCS to see the final allocations for pupils from 18.00. Please note that these WILL NOT be sent through email.
Monday, 9th September CCAs begin.
Monday, 16th September CCA Bus Service commences. *For registered bus users only*.
FOUNDATION STAGE CCAs
Monday & Wednesday (13.40 – 14.40)
FOUNDATION STAGE CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
➢ In Term 1, FS1 will not take part in CCAs, as they settle into new routines. They can, however, join the programme in Term 2.
➢ FS2 will have the opportunity to join paid CCAs on Mondays and Wednesdays, from 13.40 to 14.40 and Friday After School, from 12.15 to 13.15. This is optional, and those who choose not to join a CCA will participate in ‘Play to Learn’ activities with their class teacher.
➢ The cost of the paid CCAs below are based on 11 (Monday) or 12 (Wednesday), 12 (Friday-After School) sessions throughout the term.
YEAR 1 & 2 CCAs
Tuesday & Thursday (13.40 – 14.40)
YEAR 1 & 2 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
➢ Parents only need to sign up if they wish to enrol their child in the PAID PROVISION. The school provided activities will be assigned by teachers and do not require parental sign-up.
➢To enroll in the paid provision, parents must use the SOCS platform.
(11 Sessions)
*Football (ISM Football)
*Pre-Primary Ballet Turning Pointe (Year 1)
Pupils will have the opportunity to work with professional football coaches to develop their skills and gameplay. Led by ISM Football Academy Staff.
Works towards developing your child’s coordination and appreciation of music, using lots of imagination whilst they dance alongside their classmates. Classes will follow the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) Syllabus and are conducted by professionally qualified teachers who are fully affiliated with RAD London.
*Chess (Dreamplay)
Develop your chess playing skills! Learn from professional coaches on how to stategise and play one of the world's most popular games. Provided by DreamPlay academy.
Offers lively, fun-filled sessions combining various dance styles and workout routines. Perfect for anyone looking to stay active and have a great time in a short, revitalizing session.
and
YEAR 1 & 2 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
(11 Sessions)
Emphasises eco-friendly creativity using recycled and natural materials. Participants engage in crafting projects that promote environmental consciousness, such as creating decor, accessories, and art from upcycled items.
Training and games for everyone from total beginners to future Grand Masters! We will play games against each other, and learn about the rich culture of the game
A club which practices a different ball game each week. These activities will help to build hand-eye coordination, gross and fine motor skills, spatial awareness, and will even help to develop language and social skills.
Focuses on fine motor skill development through hands-on, tactile crafting activities. Participants engage in creative projects like bead threading, paper folding, and miniature sculpting, which enhance dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
Whether you want to improve your memory, visual-spatial reasoning, concentration or simply destress, the Puzzles & Games club is perfect for you.
Provides a collaborative space for exploring mathematical concepts through games, challenges, and problem-solving activities. Participants of all skill levels come together to tackle intriguing puzzles, learn new strategies, and deepen their understanding of math in a supportive, engaging environment.
Offers hands-on experience with building and engineering projects using various materials and tools. Participants engage in activities like constructing models, designing structures, and solving practical challenges. The club fosters creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills, making it a dynamic and educational space for aspiring builders and engineers of all ages.
YEAR 1 & 2 CCAs
YEAR 1 & 2 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
(12 Sessions)
Vibrant reading club that brings together avid readers to explore and discuss a diverse range of books. Members participate in lively book discussions, share recommendations, and delve into literary themes, fostering a love for reading and critical thinking.
Offers hands-on experience with building and engineering projects using various materials and tools. Participants engage in activities like constructing models, designing structures, and solving practical challenges. The club fosters creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills, making it a dynamic and educational space for aspiring builders and engineers of all ages.
Learning and sewing simple stitches such as running stitch and cross stich to create a bookmark or similar.
Inspire inquiry and curiosity; empowering students to ask thought-provoking questions that promote creativity and exploration, and to connect their problem-solving to real-world solutions.
Offers a blend of yoga practices and dynamic movement exercises designed to enhance flexibility, strength, and relaxation. Holistic approach to fitness that fosters balance, mindfulness, and overall wellness.
Quiet time session for children to take part in a quiet, calm activity to support mindfulness and well-being.
Creative workshop focused on exploring the techniques and beauty of watercolor painting. Participants learn to create stunning artworks using watercolor techniques. The session emphasizes experimentation and personal expression, allowing individuals to develop their artistic skills while enjoying the fluid, vibrant qualities of watercolors.
YEAR 1 & 2 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
THURSDAY (12 Sessions)
Abstract Art
Drama Club (Year 2)
Explores creativity beyond traditional forms, focusing on shapes, colors, and textures to express emotions and ideas. Participants experiment with non-representational techniques, creating unique pieces that emphasise personal interpretation and imagination.
Pupils will play different roles and use their imaginations as they work towards a lower school production.
This CCA will give children the opportunity to be exposed to the 5 basic drawing skills and understand how to apply them to their drawings.
Participants enjoy a variety of classic and modern board games, from strategy and trivia to cooperative and party games. It's a great opportunity to bond with others, challenge your mind, and enjoy interactive entertainment.
Feature a range of energetic activities and sports designed to promote fitness, teamwork, and fun. It’s an active way to enjoy friendly competition and stay healthy.
Participants learn to create animated stories by taking sequential photos of objects or characters. By moving items incrementally between shots, they bring their creations to life frame by frame. This hands-on process combines artistry with technology, offering a fun way to explore animation and storytelling.
Fun Sports related activities which encourage pupils to develop fundamental movement skills such as running, jumping, catching and throwing
YEAR 1 & 2 Friday Activities
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
*Football (ISM Football) (Year 1-7)
*Tennis (ISM Tennis) (Year 1-7)
*Basketball (ISM) (Year 1-7)
*Kickboxing (Evolve) (Year 2-7)
FRIDAY ACTIVITIES (12 Sessions)
*Swimming (Storm Academy) (FS2-Year 2)
Pupils will have the opportunity to work with professional football coaches to develop their skills and gameplay. Led by ISM Football Academy staff.
Pupils will have the opportunity to develop their tennis skills, led by professional tennis coaches from ISM Sports.
Pupils will have the opportunity to improve their basketball skills and gameplay. Led by professional basketball coaches from ISM Sport.
Join our dynamic kickboxing sessions designed to challenge and inspire, offering a comprehensive workout that enhances strength, agility, and mental resilience. Unleash your potential with expert instructors!
Specialist small-group coaching for swimmers of all abilities, led by experienced coaches from Storm Academy. Parents MUST be present to assist pupils changing. This is an external activity not delivered by the school.
*Cricket (Grasport) (Year 1-7)
*Gymnastics (Twister Gymnastics) (Year 1-13)
We focus on skill development, team play, and enjoying the game through practice sessions, matches, and tournaments, fostering a love for cricket and teamwork in a supportive environment.
Supportive environment for enthusiasts to develop their skills in tumbling, balance, and flexibility. Led by professional specialist gymnastics lessons from Twister Gymnastics. 12.15 - 13.15 (Beginner) 12.15 - 14.15 (Advanced- Selected by Gymnastics Coaches)
YEAR 3 & 4 CCAs Lunch Time (12.20 – 12.50)
YEAR 3 & 4 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
Lunchtime {12.20 – 12.50}
➢ Pupils in Year 3 & 4 have a number of activity options which they can choose from. These CCAs will take placeat lunch (12.20 to 12.50).
➢ Lunchtime CCAs DO NOT require Sign-Up. These will be 'view-only' activities on SOCS.
MONDAY (11 Sessions)
Mindfulness Colouring
Quiet time session for children to take part in a quiet, calm activity to support mindfulness and well-being.
Puzzles and Codebreaker Club
Origami Club
Journalling Club
Film Club
Just Move (Exercise and Dance Club)
Students would have access to a range of puzzles and problemsolving tasks that they can complete independently or collaborate with their peers. The aim is to get children thinking critically and creatively whilst having some fun.
Children will have the opportunity to explore and practice their origami skills.
Students will have the opportunity to reflect on their experiences and emotions each week by completing a range a of creative prompts and activities.
Film club aims to create a community of student filmmakers and film lovers and provide fun activities and events, such as showings of movies. It will give students an opportunity to discuss film, film writing, and the craft of making a movie.
Dynamic and inclusive group designed to offer a fun, energizing, and healthy break during lunch time. Providing an opportunity for members to recharge both physically and mentally.
– 12.50
and Research
and Heritage
Inquiry and Research
YEAR 3 & 4 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
Lunchtime {12.20 – 12.50}
Online Learning Platforms Pupils will practice their mathematics and reading through engagement in online work.
Accelerated Reader
TTRS
(Improving Times Table)
TUESDAY (11 Sessions)
Animals Around the World
Encourage and develop love for reading whilst improving personalised academic reading targets - progress and attainment.
Working towards creating own reading comprehension quizzes with higher order level range of questions.
Interactive online program designed to enhance times table proficiency through engaging and adaptive exercises. Participants practice multiplication skills with timed challenges and games, tracking their progress and building speed and accuracy.
Using the skills involved in enquiry based learning, children will work collaboratively to explore the amazing animals that make our world so special. With a focus on a different continent and habitat each week, children will be able to create their own mini projects about their research.
Read and Relax (Drop In)
Arabic Poetry Reading
Participants enjoy a selection of calming books and engage in mindfulness activities designed to unwind and de-stress. It’s the perfect way to escape into a good book while promoting mental relaxation and well-being.
Participants explore and appreciate classic and contemporary Arabic poetry through guided readings and discussions. This program highlights the beauty, rhythm, and cultural significance of poetic forms, enhancing understanding and appreciation of Arabic poetic heritage (in Arabic). 12.20-12.50
WEDNESDAY (12 Sessions) Sudoku
Reading Club
YEAR 3 & 4 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
Lunchtime {12.20 – 12.50}
The club offers a supportive environment for solving puzzles of different difficulty levels, sharing strategies, and improving problem-solving skills. It’s a great way to enjoy the logic and fun of Sudoku while connecting with fellow puzzle lovers.
Pupils will have the opportunity to access our incredible library of books. Pupils will be encouraged to read and build upon their literacy skills.
THURSDAY (12 Sessions)
Textiles Club
Mindfulness Colouring
Creative space for exploring various fabric arts, including sewing, knitting, weaving, and fabric dyeing. Members engage in hands-on projects, share techniques, and collaborate on textile creations
Quiet time session for children to take part in a quiet, calm activity to support mindfulness and well-being.
Primary Keyboard Club
No-Tech Games Club
Students would have access to a range of puzzles and problem solving tasks that they can complete independently or collaborate with their peers. The aim is to get children thinking critically and creatively whilst having some fun.
Students have the opportunity to learn beginner piano skills in a fun and accessible manner. They will progress at their own individualised pace through different music pieces that vary in style and level of difficulty.
Focuses on classic and imaginative play without the use of electronic devices. Participants enjoy traditional games like board games, card games, and outdoor activities that encourage social interaction, strategy, and physical activity. It’s a fun, screen-free way to engage with others and stimulate creativity.
YEAR 3 & 4 CCAs
After School (15.15 – 16.15)
YEAR
(Evolve)
*WatersportsKayaking/Paddleboarding/ Sailing (Begins W/C 30th September)
*Engineering (Brainy n Bright)
Pupils will develop their skills in a range of water-based activities including kayaking/paddle boarding and sailing.
Technology is our present and future. Pupils will learn essential programming and robotics skills which can be transferred into solutions for real world applications.
Pupils
MONDAY (11 Sessions)
Athletics Focus on developing skills across a range of disciplines, from track and field. Providing training, competition opportunities, and a supportive community for athletes of all
Specialist small-group coaching for swimmers of all abilities, led by experienced coaches from Storm Academy.
YEAR 3 & 4 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December) After School {15.15 – 16.15}
*Ballet – Level 3 & 4 (Turning Pointe)
TUESDAY (11 Sessions)
*Tech Explorers Club: From Player to Creator (Daigon)
Works towards developing your child’s coordination and appreciation of music, using lots of imagination whilst they dance alongside their classmates. Classes will follow the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) Syllabus and are conducted by professionally qualified teachers who are fully affiliated with RAD London.
This Tech After School Club is where fun meets learning and imagination turns into creation. Leveraging popular platforms like Roblox and Minecraft, this program is a thrilling introduction to game design, where students enhance their teamwork, problem-solving, and creative skills. It's not just a gaming club - it's a steppingstone to the captivating world of digital design and innovation.
Explore a wide range of scientific topics through experiments, discussions, and projects, fostering a deeper understanding of the natural world and encouraging a passion for scientific inquiry.
Visual Arts (Exploration of Colour, Texture and Materials)
Primary Choir
Children will create their own self-portraits whilst having a sound understanding of proportion. Creativity skills will be developed through the exploration of colour, texture and materials and portraying this using their own creative mind. We will look at various famous artists and create their own pieces in their style.
This CCA is open to all students in who enjoy singing. Students will learn how to sing together, perform fun and exciting arrangements of music and have the opportunity to perform at school events throughout the year.
YEAR 3 & 4 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December) After School {15.15 – 16.15}
U9 Football Girls (Year 3-4) Pupils will develop their football skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games.
TUESDAY (11 Sessions)
U9 Football Boys (Year 3-4) Pupils will improve their football skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games.
Wellbeing - Walking and Running Club (recreational)
Helps children develop physical fitness, promote a positive mindset and build social skills by interacting with their peers and across peer groups. This CCA will foster their independence and leadership skills as they can assess their own ability and set individual targets- we will support the children in acquiring the skill set to set and achieve goals. This will be a dynamic process where they move between the groups.
Swim Squad (Invite Only)
An additional opportunity for our practice and race squads to work on all disciplines in preparation for our internal and external competitions.
YEAR 3 & 4 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
*DJ Club (Original Djs Mix)
WEDNESDAY (12 Sessions)
Artistic Freedom
Explore Your WorldGeographic Studies and Research
*WatersportsKayaking/Paddleboarding / Sailing (Begins W/C 30th September)
Physical Wellbeing Club -
Join ORIGINAL MIX DJs for an exciting journey into DJing! Our hands-on classes cover equipment, beat matching, mixing, and scratching, led by experienced DJs. Progress to earn LIVE Passes for real stage experiences in various venues!
Child led art projects which enable the creative juices to flow and pupils produce their own works of art.
Pupils will develop their geographical knowledge and understanding of the world. Culminating in a project that enables them to demonstrate their own knowledge
Pupils will develop their skills in a range of water-based activities including kayaking/paddle boarding and sailing.
Offers inclusive fitness sessions designed for individuals of all fitness levels and abilities. We focus on personalized workouts, holistic health practices, and supportive community engagement to promote physical wellness and confidence in a welcoming environment.
Arabic Storytelling
Swim Squad (Invite Only)
Brings together enthusiasts to share and appreciate the art of storytelling in Arabic. We explore traditional tales and contemporary stories, fostering a love for the language and its rich narrative traditions while enhancing our storytelling skills.
An additional opportunity for our practice and race squads to work on all disciplines in preparation for our internal and external competitions.
*Swimming (Storm Academy) Specialist small-group coaching for swimmers of all abilities, led by experienced coaches from Storm Academy.
YEAR 3 & 4 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
*Chess (Dreamplay)
Develop your chess playing skills! Learn from professional coaches on how to stategise and play one of the world's most popular games. Provided by DreamPlay academy.
*Tennis (ISM Tennis) Pupils will have the opportunity to develop their tennis skills, led by professional tennis coaches from ISM Sports.
*Hip Hop (Turning Pointe) Opportunity to learn the foundations of locking, popping and commercial dance, using chart music both old and new.
Storybook Art
THURSDAY (12 Sessions)
Crossfit Kids
Pupils will read a story and make a piece of art work linked to the story using different techniques and mediums helping to develop their literacy skills as well as drawing and sketching.
Children to complete a fitness class each week - based around fundamental movements. Each week children will progress in their knowledge of movements and performance of these movements. Potentially at the end of the term the children could compete in a mini CrossFit Kids/Circuit Games.
U9 Netball Girls (Year 3-4) Pupils will improve their Netball skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games
French Choir
Islamic Anasheed (Songs)
Vibrant community where members come together to sing and enjoy French music. We explore a diverse range, from classic songs to contemporary pieces, enhancing our vocal skills and cultural appreciation in a collaborative and joyful setting.
Introduce students to Islamic music and nasheeds (Islamic songs). Can also organize music-related activities
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FRIDAY ACTIVITES (12 Sessions)
YEAR
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
After School {12.15 – 13.15} **NO CCA BUS PROVIDED**
*Football (ISM Football) (Year 1-7)
*Tennis (ISM Tennis) (Year 1-7)
*Basketball (ISM) (Year 1-7)
*Kickboxing (Evolve) (Year 2-7)
Pupils will have the opportunity to work with professional football coaches to develop their skills and gameplay. Led by ISM Football Academy staff.
Pupils will have the opportunity to develop their tennis skills, led by professional tennis coaches from ISM Sports.
Pupils will have the opportunity to improve their basketball skills and gameplay. Led by professional basketball coaches from ISM Sport.
Join our dynamic kickboxing sessions designed to challenge and inspire, offering a comprehensive workout that enhances strength, agility, and mental resilience. Unleash your potential with our expert instructors today!
*Cricket (Grasport) (Year 1-7)
*Gymnastics (Twister Gymnastics) (Year 1-13)
We focus on skill development, team play, and enjoying the game through practice sessions, matches, and tournaments, fostering a love for cricket and teamwork in a supportive environment.
Supportive environment for enthusiasts to develop their skills in tumbling, balance, and flexibility. Led by professional specialist gymnastics lessons from Twister Gymnastics. 12.15-13.15 (Beginner) 12.15 - 14.15 (AdvancedSelected by Gymnastics
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs
Lunch Time (13.10 – 13.40)
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs Term 1
(9th September to 6th December)
Lunchtime {13.10 – 13.40}
➢ Pupils in Year 5 & 6 have a number of activity options which they can choose from. These CCAs will take place at lunch (13.00 to 13.30) and AfterSchool (15.15 to 16.15).
➢ Lunchtime CCAs DO NOT require Sign-Up. These will be'view-only' activities on SOCS.
(11 Sessions)
Quiet Reading
Participants enjoy live performances, interactive music, and opportunities to explore different instruments and rhythms. It’s a vibrant and energetic experience that highlights the joy of music and encourages musical exploration and appreciation.
Participants enjoy a peaceful environment designed for focused reading, allowing them to relax and escape into their chosen stories without distractions. It’s a perfect retreat for cultivating a love of reading and finding personal tranquility
Training and games for everyone from total beginners to future Grand Masters! We will play tournaments against other schools as well as each other and learn about the rich culture of the game.
Anasheed (Songs)
Introduce students to Islamic music and nasheeds (Islamic songs).
Kouture
Junk Kouture aims to empower youth through creativity and sustainability, offering young people the chance to learn about sustainable fashion design and the opportunity. All designs are made from upcycled materials, emphasizing circular design and self-expression in the fashion industry. Full year commitment.
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs
Term 1
(9th September to 6th December)
Lunchtime {13.10 – 13.40}
TUESDAY (11 Sessions) Film Club
Recreational Sports Club
Film club aims to create a community of student filmmakers and film lovers and provide fun activities and events, such as showings of movies. It will give students an opportunity to discuss film, film writing, and the craft of making a movie.
Pupils will explore a wide variety of poems and develop their intonation and expression skills while performing.
Participants enjoy games like badminton, volleyball, and basketball, focusing on enjoyment, fitness, and social interaction rather than competition. It’s a great way to stay active, meet new people, and have a good time.
Arabic Poetry Reading
Participants explore and appreciate classic and contemporary Arabic poetry through guided readings and discussions. This program highlights the beauty, rhythm, and cultural significance of poetic forms, enhancing understanding and appreciation of Arabic poetic heritage.
WEDNESDAY (12 Sessions)
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
Quiet time session for children to take part in a quiet, calm activity to support mindfulness and well-being.
Participants engage in lively classes, including dance, aerobics, and group fitness challenges, all designed to make fitness entertaining and social. It’s an engaging way to stay active, improve health, and have a blast with others.
Training and games for everyone from total beginners to future Grand Masters! We will play games against each other, and learn about the rich culture of the game
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to
6th December)
Lunchtime {13.10 – 13.40}
THURSDAY (12 Sessions)
Arts and Crafts
Junior Book Club
Bullet Journalling and Reading
Poetry Performance (Pupils will compete in Abu Dhabi Competition))
Jigsaw Puzzles
Poetry Performance (Open for all)
Offers a creative space for exploring various artistic techniques and DIY projects. Participants engage in activities like painting, drawing, and crafting with diverse materials, fostering imagination and skill development.
A social and a great way to motivate kids to read, get them talking about books, and get them to share ideas and perspectives on plots and characters.
Bujo Club focuses on providing a platform for students to develop and explore their creativity skills. Bullet journals are a unique and creative way of organising a planner or notebook while enjoying reading sessions. It’s a blend of productivity and relaxation, enhancing personal organization and fostering a love for books.
Pupils will explore a wide variety of poems and develop their intonation and expression skills while performing.
Whether you want to improve your memory, visual-spatial reasoning, concentration or simply de-stress, the jigsaw puzzle club is perfect for you.
Pupils will explore a wide variety of poems and develop their intonation and expression skills while performing.
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs
After School (15.15 – 16.15)
*Karate (Evolve)
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs
*Level 5 Ballet (Turning Pointe)
MONDAY
(11 Sessions)
*Engineering (Brainy n Bright)
*U11 Football Girls (PASS) (Year 5-6)
Specialist karate lessons led by external professionals, Evolve Martial Arts.
Works towards developing your child’s coordination and appreciation of music, using lots of imagination whilst they dance alongside their classmates. Classes will follow the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) Syllabus, and are conducted by professionally qualified teachers who are fully affiliated with RAD London.
Technology is our present and future. Pupils will learn essential programming and robotics skills which can be transferred into solutions for real world applications.
Pupils will have the opportunity to work with professional football coaches to develop their skills and gameplay. Led by PASS Football staff.
*Ultimate Athletics Focus on developing skills across a range of disciplines, from track and field. Providing training, competition opportunities, and a supportive community for athletes of all levels.
U11 Touch Rugby (ADISSA Fixtures and Tournament)
Swim Squad (Invite Only)
Pupils will develop their rugby skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games.
An additional opportunity for our practice and race squads to work on all disciplines in preparation for our internal and external competitions.
- 16.15
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December) After School {15.15 – 16.15}
*Tech Explorers Club: From Player to Creator (Daigon)
This club is where fun meets learning and imagination turns into creation. Leveraging popular platforms like Roblox and Minecraft, this program is a thrilling introduction to game design, where students enhance their teamwork, problemsolving, and creative skills. It's not just a gaming club - it's a steppingstone to the captivating world of digital design and innovation.
TUESDAY (11 Sessions)
Primary Science Club
Primary Choir
*WatersportsKayaking/Paddleboarding/ Sailing (Begins W/C 30th September)
Explore a wide range of scientific topics through experiments, discussions, and projects, fostering a deeper understanding of the natural world and encouraging a passion for scientific inquiry.
This CCA is open to all students in who enjoy singing. Students will learn how to sing together, perform fun and exciting arrangements of music and have the opportunity to perform at school events throughout the year.
Pupils will develop their skills in a range of water-based activities including kayaking/paddle boarding and sailing.
Swim, cycle and run in what is a true test of all-round endurance.
Wellbeing - Walking and Running Club (recreational)
Helps children develop physical fitness, promote a positive mindset and build social skills by interacting with their peers and across peer groups. This CCA will foster their independence and leadership skills as they can assess their own ability and set individual targets - we will support the children in acquiring the skill set to set and achieve goals. This will be a dynamic process where they move between the groups.
- 16.15
15.15 - 16.15
TUESDAY (11 Sessions)
Conversation ClubDeveloping Multilingual Conversation
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs
Swim Squad (Invite Only)
This is a club focused on multi-lingual conversation and cooperation. It provides both opportunities for students developing English as an Additional Language to build and develop confidence in speaking and listening skills. In addition, students will have opportunities to share and teacher others vocabulary and phrases from their primary / home language in an organized and friendly format.
An additional opportunity for our practice and race squads to work on all disciplines in preparation for our internal and external competitions.
*Swimming (Storm Academy) An additional opportunity to develop your technique and endurance
Wellbeing Projects –Developing Mindfulness
Engage in meditation, mindful exercises, and discussions to enhance self-awareness and emotional well-being, creating a calm and supportive space for personal growth.
*eSports (Amity Titans)
WEDNESDAY (12 Sessions)
Journalling Club
*DJ Club (Original Djs Mix)
Join Amity eSports to work towards competitive fixtures with other schools.
Students will have the opportunity to reflect on their experiences and emotions each week by completing a range of creative prompts and activities.
Join ORIGINAL MIX DJs for an exciting journey into DJing! Our hands-on classes cover equipment, beat matching, mixing, and scratching, led by experienced DJs. Progress to earn LIVE Passes for real stage experiences in various venues!
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December) After School {15.15 – 16.15}
How to Draw for Beginners
Artistic Freedom
WEDNESDAY (12 Sessions)
Arabic Storytelling (in Arabic)
U11 Netball Girls (Year 5-6)
Do you want to learn how to draw? Are you feeling like your artist skills are not great? Join "How the Draw for Beginners" and get in some excellent practice drawing that will give you something to start with when you are asked to draw something.
Child led art projects which enable the creative juices to flow and pupils produce their own works of art.
Brings together enthusiasts to share and appreciate the art of storytelling in Arabic. We explore traditional tales and contemporary stories, fostering a love for the language and its rich narrative traditions while enhancing our storytelling skills.
Pupils will develop their netball skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games.
Aims to aid in developing children’s emotional intelligence via the participation in fun and engaging activities which infuses the theme of being aware of how others feel, including building up social cues.
THURSDAY (12 Sessions) *Swimming (Storm Academy)
French Choir
An additional opportunity to develop your technique and endurance in swimming. Open to all abilities.
Vibrant community where members come together to sing and enjoy French music. We explore a diverse range, from classic songs to contemporary pieces, enhancing our vocal skills and cultural appreciation in a collaborative and joyful setting.
THURSDAY (12 Sessions)
Duolingo
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
School {15.15 – 16.15}
Crossfit Kids
Children will engage in language learning activities using the Duolingo platform. This will be a chance for children to have group discussion with like-minded peers, set language learning challenges and celebrate achievements. Overall, being part of a Duolingo club can enhance your language learning experience by providing opportunities for collaboration, support, and motivation from fellow learners.
Children to complete a fitness class each week - based around fundamental movements. Each week children will progress in their knowledge of movements and performance of these movements. Potentially at the end of the term the children could compete in a mini CrossFit Kids/Circuit Games.
Primary Keyboard Club
*WatersportsKayaking/Paddleboarding/ Sailing (Begins W/C 30th September)
Junk Kouture aims to empower youth through creativity and sustainability, offering young people the chance to learn about sustainable fashion design and the opportunity. All designs are made from upcycled materials, emphasizing circular design and self-expression in the fashion industry. Full year commitment.
Students have the opportunity to learn beginner piano skills in a fun and accessible manner. They will progress at their own individualised pace through different music pieces that vary in style and level of difficulty.
Pupils will develop their skills in a range of water-based activities including kayaking/paddle boarding and sailing.
Chess (Dreamplay)
YEAR 5 & 6 CCAs
*Tennis (ISM Tennis)
Hydroponic Farming, Cultivating and Marketing
Debate Club
THURSDAY (12 Sessions)
Scouts (Pupils will be placed on the waiting list)
Develop your chess playing skills! Learn from professional coaches on how to stategise and play one of the world's most popular games. Provided by DreamPlay academy.
Pupils will have the opportunity to develop their tennis skills, led by professional tennis coaches from ISM Sports.
Learners grow their own plants using a Hydroponic system, they market and design their own packaging and distribute their produce across the school.
A fun way to develop oracy skills. Using a range of activities to help pupils with their critical thinking and confident communication whilst also informing pupils of the world around them.
Clubs are young people aged 8 to 10½ who will master new skills and contribute to their own communities and beyond. Pupils will go on adventures and make friends with those around them, taking part in challenges to achieve targets set by the scouts' organisation.
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(Year 6 Only)
Learning and sewing simple stitches such as running stitch and cross stich to create a bookmark or similar.
- 16.15
FRIDAY ACTIVITIES (12 Sessions)
*Football (ISM Football) (Year 1-7)
*Tennis (ISM Tennis) (Year 1-7)
*Basketball (ISM) (Year 1-7)
*Kickboxing (Evolve) (Year 2-7)
YEAR
(9th September to 6th December)
Pupils will have the opportunity to work with professional football coaches to develop their skills and gameplay. Led by ISM Football Academy staff.
Pupils will have the opportunity to develop their tennis skills, led by professional tennis coaches from ISM Sports.
Pupils will have the opportunity to improve their basketball skills and gameplay. Led by professional basketball coaches from ISM Sport.
Join our dynamic kickboxing sessions designed to challenge and inspire, offering a comprehensive workout that enhances strength, agility, and mental resilience.
*Cricket (Grasport) (Year 1-7)
*Gymnastics (Twister Gymnastics) (Year 1-13)
We focus on skill development, team play, and enjoying the game through practice sessions, matches, and tournaments, fostering a love for cricket and teamwork in a supportive environment.
Supportive environment for enthusiasts to develop their skills in tumbling, balance, and flexibility. Led by professional specialist gymnastics lessons from Twister Gymnastics. 12.15-13.15 (Beginner) 12.15 - 14.15 (AdvancedSelected by Gymnastics
900.00 (1 Hour)
1,620.00 (2 Hours)
YEAR 7 -13 CCAs
Lunch Time (13.10 – 13.40)
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YEAR 7 - 13 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
Lunchtime {13.10 – 13.40}
➢ Pupils in Year 7 - 13 have a number of activity options which they can choose from. These CCAs will take place at lunch (13.00 to 13.50) and afterschool (15.15 to 16.15).
➢ Lunchtime CCAs DO NOT require Sign-Up. These will be 'view-only' activities on SOCS.
MONDAY (11 Sessions)
Junk Kouture
Training and games for everyone from total beginners to future Grand Masters! We will play tournaments against other schools as well as each other and learn about the rich culture of the game.
Junk Kouture aims to empower youth through creativity and sustainability, offering young people the chance to learn about sustainable fashion design and the opportunity. All designs are made from upcycled materials, emphasizing circular design and self-expression in the fashion industry. Full year commitment.
Wellbeing Ideas Pupils will learn about how to improve their own wellbeing through a variety of physical and mental practices.
Board Games
Card Games
Participants enjoy a variety of classic and modern board games, from strategy and trivia to cooperative and party games. It's a great opportunity to bond with others, challenge your mind, and enjoy interactive entertainment.
Card Game Club is a fun and relaxed environment where students can gather to play a variety of card games, from classics like Uno and Poker to strategic games like Magic: The Gathering. The club offers a great way to improve critical thinking, strategy, and social skills while enjoying friendly competition. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to card games, everyone is welcome to join in, learn new games, and make new friends.
MONDAY (11 Sessions)
Creativity Calm
Geography Podcast Club
Term
1 (9th September to 6th December)
Lunchtime {13.10 – 13.40}
Recreational Sports Club
Members explore and nurture their creative potential. Through peaceful activities and mindful practices, we foster imagination and inspiration while promoting relaxation and well-being.
Community for enthusiasts who dive into the world through engaging podcasts on geography. We explore diverse landscapes, cultures, and global issues, sharing insights and discussions that expand our understanding of the planet.
Participants enjoy games like badminton, volleyball, and basketball, focusing on enjoyment, fitness, and social interaction rather than competition. It’s a great way to stay active, meet new people, and have a good time.
Customs and Traditions of the UAE
Exploring and celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the United Arab Emirates. Learn about the civilization of the United Arab Emirates (in English).
TUESDAY (11 Sessions) Just Dance
Board Games
Vibrant community where dance enthusiasts come together to groove and have fun. Celebrate all styles of dance, from contemporary to classic, in a lively and supportive environment where everyone can express themselves and enjoy the rhythm.
Participants enjoy a variety of classic and modern board games, from strategy and trivia to cooperative and party games. It's a great opportunity to bond with others, challenge your mind, and enjoy interactive entertainment.
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
Lunchtime {13.10 – 13.40}
Assignment and Homework Support Club
Secondary Choir
Art Studio Drop In
Student Council
TUESDAY (11 Sessions)
Arabic Speaking (Non-Native)
Pupils will receive support to complete their assignments in a focused environment. They’ll develop study habits, time management skills, and work towards improving their academic performance.
Discover the power of your voice with the secondary Choir! Join us as we harmonize, perform, and create beautiful music together. Unleash your talent and be part of something extraordinary!
This is an open CCA for those pupils who would like to work on art projects and develop works to display around school and beyond.
Focus on leadership, organizing events, and addressing student concerns to enhance school life and foster a positive, inclusive community.
Practice speaking, explore regional dialects, and discuss cultural topics, all while building fluency and fostering a deeper appreciation for Arabic heritage.
Islamic Film Club
Yoga
(Non-Curriculum Pupils Year 9 - 13)
Watch and discuss a range of cinematic works, from classic to contemporary, gaining insights into diverse perspectives and fostering a deeper understanding of Islamic heritage through the art of film.
Improve your physical wellbeing with this expert Yoga class designed for all secondary students.
Engage in activities that enhance acting, speaking, and presentation abilities, fostering confidence and creativity in a supportive environment.
LAMDA
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December) Lunchtime {13.10 – 13.40}
Mindfulness Colouring
Quiet time session for children to take part in a quiet, calm activity to support mindfulness and well-being.
WEDNESDAY
(12 Sessions)
Chess
English Drop-In & Support
Training and games for everyone from total beginners to future Grand Masters! We will play tournaments against other schools as well as each other, and learn about the rich culture of the game.
Young Enterprise
Offers a welcoming environment for anyone seeking help with their English language skills. Whether you're looking for assistance with writing, speaking, or comprehension, our club provides informal, supportive sessions to improve your proficiency and confidence.
Join the Social Club and dive into a world of connection and fun!
From exciting events to meaningful discussions, we're here to cultivate friendships and create unforgettable memories. Come be a part of our vibrant community!
Empowers students to explore and develop their entrepreneurial skills. Through hands-on projects, workshops, and mentorship, we foster innovation and business acumen, helping young entrepreneurs turn ideas into real-world ventures.
Social Club
WEDNESDAY (12 Sessions)
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
Lunchtime {13.10 – 13.40}
Art Studio Drop In
This is an open CCA for those pupils who would like to work on art projects and develop works to display around school and beyond.
Maths Surgery (Drop In)
Karaoke Club
Provides focused, personalized support for students seeking to improve their math skills. Through targeted tutoring and problemsolving sessions, we help clarify concepts, boost confidence, and tackle challenging problems in a collaborative and encouraging environment.
Sing and improve your vocal skills. We will explore different musical styles and types of singing. Have fun singing songs and doing karaoke with your friends and peers as well as some small performances for each other.
Recreational Sports Club
Senior Drama Club
(Year 9-13)
Participants enjoy games like badminton, volleyball, and basketball, focusing on enjoyment, fitness, and social interaction rather than competition. It’s a great way to stay active, meet new people, and have a good time.
Lively community where members explore the art of acting and theater. Through rehearsals, performances, and workshops, we embrace creativity and collaboration, allowing everyone to develop their acting skills and bring stories to life on stage.
YEAR 7 - 13 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
Lunchtime {13.10 – 13.40}
Social Studies Skills
ICT Skills Drop In
The class will help our students to improve their social studies skills , vocabulary , maps and Strengthening my identity also Students will read books.
Science in Media
THURSDAY (12 Sessions)
Coding Personal Projects
Master essential ICT skills with our CCA! Learn email management, word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and database usage for a comprehensive digital literacy experience.
Learners watch Science related shows like Myth Busters, or Sci-fi movies, and we discuss the science within the movie, whether it is realistic or not.
eSports (Open Play)
Collaborative space where members work on individual coding projects and share their progress. We offer support, feedback, and resources to help turn coding ideas into reality, fostering innovation and skill development in a motivating environment.
Dynamic community where gamers come together to compete, strategize, and improve their skills in various competitive games. We host tournaments, practice sessions, and discussions, fostering teamwork and sportsmanship while enjoying the thrill of gaming.
YEAR 7 - 13 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
Lunchtime {13.10 – 13.40}
English Drop-In & Support
Offers a welcoming environment for anyone seeking help with their English language skills. Whether you're looking for assistance with writing, speaking, or comprehension, our club provides informal, supportive sessions to improve your proficiency and confidence.
Maths Surgery
THURSDAY (12 Sessions)
Provides focused, personalized support for students seeking to improve their math skills. Through targeted tutoring and problemsolving sessions, we help clarify concepts, boost confidence, and tackle challenging problems in a collaborative and encouraging environment.
Art Studio Drop In
This is an open CCA for those pupils who would like to work on art projects and develop works to display around school and beyond.
Chess
Chess club with training and games for everyone from total beginners to future Grand Masters! We will play tournaments against other schools as well as each other, and learn about the rich culture of the game.
YEAR 7 - 13 CCAs
After School (15.15 – 16.15)
MONDAY (11 Sessions)
*WatersportsKayaking/Paddlebo arding/ Sailing (Begins W/C 30th September)
*Football Girls (PASS)
U13 Football Boys (Year 7-8)
Year Book Working Group (Student Led)
U13 Netball Girls (Year 7-8)
Crocheting (Student Led)
YEAR
Swim Squad (Invite Only)
Pupils will develop their skills in a range of water-based activities including kayaking/paddle boarding and sailing.
Pupils will have the opportunity to work with professional football coaches to develop their skills and gameplay. Led by Pass Football staff.
Pupils will improve their football skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games.
We collaborate on design, content, and layout, capturing the highlights and achievements of the year while fostering teamwork and celebrating our school's unique experiences.
Pupils will develop their netball skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games
For yarn enthusiasts to gather and share their passion for crochet. We work on various projects, exchange techniques, and provide support and inspiration, fostering a creative and friendly environment for all skill levels.
An additional opportunity for our practice and race squads to work on all disciplines in preparation for our internal and external competitions.
TUESDAY (11 Sessions)
YEAR 7 – 13 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
*Coding and Robotics (ETB)
*Secondary Sailing
*No CCA Bus*
(Begins W/C 30th September)
Smarter Future: How Can We Live Smarter (STEAM)
French ClubSpeaking/Reading (Y10 & 11 Only)
Time Travellers Workshop
Body Combat Fitness Class (Year 9-13)
The Fibonacci ProgramMaths Problem Solving and Competitions (Student Led)
Pupils will build a project that utilizes the skills they learn through this transformational course. Pupils will use Arduino as the main controller and pupil will develop projects accurate to their ability and experience.
Come along to the water and develop your sailing skills. What a great way to spend a Monday afternoon!
The whole point of STEAM club is to inspire inquiry and curiosity; to empower students to ask thought-provoking questions that promote creativity and exploration, and to connect their problem-solving to real-world solutions.
Lively group dedicated to practicing and enhancing French language skills. We engage in conversations, read a variety of French literature, and explore cultural topics, all while building fluency and enjoying the richness of the French language together.
Explores history and future possibilities through engaging discussions, activities, and creative projects. We dig into different eras, envision future scenarios, and connect past and present, fostering a deeper understanding of the world across time.
Non-contact fun group fitness class with a martial arts inspired vibe. If you want to get active, improve your fitness and enjoy some motivational music this CCA is for you!
Student led CCA involving Math problem solving and competitions
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YEAR 7 – 13 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December) After School {15.15 – 16.15}
School Production
Secondary Rock Band
U15 Netball Girls (Year 9-10)
U19 Netball Girls (Year 11-13)
The production CCAs will be rehearsals for the Secondary School production. All are welcome to be part of this group, singers, actors and dancers.
All budding rockstars and instrumentals! Come along and join the Secondary Rock band!
Pupils will develop their netball skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games.
Pupils will develop their netball skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games.
Swim, cycle and run in what is a true test of all-round endurance.
TUESDAY (11 Sessions)
Social Studies (Year 7-9)
The class will help our students to improve their social studies skills, vocabulary, maps and dentity.
Humanities Club (Year 10-13)
Swim Squad (Invite Only)
Human experience through discussions and activities focused on history, philosophy, literature, and culture. We explore diverse perspectives, engage in critical thinking, and foster a deeper appreciation for the complexities of the human condition.
An additional opportunity for our practice and race squads to work on all disciplines in preparation for our internal and external competitions.
Provides a supportive and empowering space for girls to engage in fun and effective workouts. We focus on building strength, endurance, and confidence through diverse fitness activities.
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YEAR 7 – 13 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December) After School {15.15 – 16.15}
Bilingual Storytellers Club (Year 7-9)
WEDNESDAY (12 Sessions)
ICT Functional Skills (Year 7-9)
We share and craft stories in different languages, enhancing language skills and cultural understanding while fostering creativity and connection in a diverse and inclusive environment.
Master essential ICT skills with our CCA! Learn email management, word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and database usage for a comprehensive digital literacy experience.
*eSports (Amity Titans) Join Amity eSports to work towards competitive fixtures with other schools.
The Voice of Amity (Student Newsletter) (Year 9-13)
School Production
If you’re an aspiring journalist or you just want to be a part of a community-based project that will share news and views about Amity and the UAE then this may be the CCA for you! This will be a student led CCA with sixth formers taking the lead in planning the format and content of an Amity school newsletter – subject to approval by teachers and SLT.
The production CCAs will be rehearsals for the Secondary School production. All are welcome to be part of this group, singers, actors and dancers.
U15 Football Boys (Year 9-10) Pupils will improve their football skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games.
U19 Football Boys (Year 11-13) Pupils will improve their football skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games.
U13/U15/U19 Rugby (Contact) Pupils will develop their rugby skills and have the opportunity to play in competitive games
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YEAR 7 – 13 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December) After School {15.15 – 16.15}
Assignment AssistEnglish Department (Invite Only)
Islamic - Rules of recitation of the Holy Quran (Year 7-8)
Provides dedicated support for students working on English assignments. We offer guidance on writing, research, and editing, helping to clarify concepts and enhance skills while promoting academic success in a collaborative setting.
To learn and understand the rules of recitation of the holy Quran by practicing through videos, repeated oral drills to master the skill (Arabic).
WEDNESDAY (12 Sessions)
Creative Stitches (Hand Embroidery)
Swim Squad (Invite Only)
Students will delve into the art of hand embroidery, exploring traditional and modern stitching techniques to create beautiful textile art. This CCA is designed to teach students the fundamentals of embroidery, including various stitches, patterns, and design techniques.
An additional opportunity for our practice and race squads to work on all disciplines in preparation for our internal and external competitions.
Model United Nations (MUN)
MUN is a simulation of an actual United Nations conference, where pupils are tasked with solving a global issue through research, drafting, lobbying and debate to pass a suitable 'resolution’. Come and join the first MUN team at Amity.
YEAR 7 – 13 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
*DJ Club (Original Djs Mix)
Sewing (Year 7 Only)
Arabic Creative Writing
Join ORIGINAL MIX DJs for an exciting journey into DJing! Our hands-on classes cover equipment, beat matching, mixing, and scratching, led by experienced DJs. Progress to earn LIVE Passes for real stage experiences in various venues!
Learning and sewing simple stitches such as running stitch and cross stich to create a bookmark or similar.
Pupils will have the opportunity to write creative Arabic posts to be displayed around school (taught in Arabic)
THURSDAY (12 Sessions)
Junk Kouture
Junk Kouture aims to empower youth through creativity and sustainability, offering young people the chance to learn about sustainable fashion design and the opportunity. All designs are made from upcycled materials, emphasizing circular design and self-expression in the fashion industry. Full year commitment.
Hydroponic Farming, Cultivating and Marketing Learners grow their own plants using a Hydroponic system, they market and design their own packaging and distribute their produce across the school.
Debate Club (Year 7-9)
Street Dance / Afro Fit
Eco Schools Club (Invite Only)
A fun way to develop oracy skills. Using a range of activities to help pupils with their critical thinking and confident communication whilst also informing pupils of the world around them.
In the Street Dance and Afro Fit CCA, pupils will learn energetic dance routines that blend street dance with Afrobeat. They’ll improve their coordination, rhythm, and fitness, culminating in a final performance that highlights their creativity and teamwork.
The existing schools committee will formally meet each week to discuss our Eco-Schools programme.
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YEAR 7 – 13 CCAs
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
School {15.15 – 16.15}
Amity Orchestra (Invite Only)
Arabic Speaking (Non-Native)
Students are encouraged to join this CCA to develop their musicianship skills and learn to perform as part of a bigger ensemble with the chance to perform at school events throughout the year.
Learners of Arabic to practice and improve their language skills. We engage in conversations, explore cultural topics, and provide resources to help non-native speakers build confidence and fluency in Arabic.
Arabic Poetry Reading
THURSDAY (12 Sessions)
Business Club (Y10-13 Only)
*Ultimate Athletics
Swimming (All Abilities)
Participants explore and appreciate classic and contemporary Arabic poetry through guided readings and discussions. This program highlights the beauty, rhythm, and cultural significance of poetic forms, enhancing understanding and appreciation of Arabic poetic heritage (in Arabic).
Members explore and develop their entrepreneurial and business skills. We focus on practical experiences, networking, and discussions on business trends and strategies, fostering innovation and leadership in a collaborative environment.
Focus on developing skills across a range of disciplines, from track and field. Providing training, competition opportunities, and a supportive community for athletes of all levels.
Swimmers of all skill levels come together to improve their techniques and enjoy the water. We offer tailored training sessions, supportive coaching, and a positive environment to help everyone achieve their personal swimming goals.
Term 1 (9th September to 6th December)
After School {12.15 – 13.15} **NO CCA BUS PROVIDED**
FRIDAY ACTIVITES (12 Sessions)
*Football (ISM Football) (Year 1-7)
*Tennis (ISM Tennis) (Year 1-7)
*Basketball (ISM) (Year 1-7)
*Kickboxing (Evolve) (Year 2-7)
Pupils will have the opportunity to work with professional football coaches to develop their skills and gameplay. Led by ISM Football Academy staff.
Pupils will have the opportunity to develop their tennis skills, led by professional tennis coaches from ISM Sports.
Pupils will have the opportunity to improve their basketball skills and gameplay. Led by professional basketball coaches from ISM Sport.
Join our dynamic kickboxing sessions designed to challenge and inspire, offering a comprehensive workout that enhances strength, agility, and mental resilience.
*Cricket (Grasport) (Year 1-7)
*Gymnastics (Twister Gymnastics) (Year 1-13)
We focus on skill development, team play, and enjoying the game through practice sessions, matches, and tournaments, fostering a love for cricket and teamwork in a supportive environment.
Supportive environment for enthusiasts to develop their skills in tumbling, balance, and flexibility. Led by professional specialist gymnastics lessons from Twister Gymnastics. 12.15-13.15 (Beginner) 12.15 - 14.15 (AdvancedSelected by Gymnastics
900.00 (1 Hour)
1,620.00 (2 Hours)
SOCS Platform: The all-inclusive
Co-Curricular Platform
As our school continues to evolve, we are proud to announce a partnership with SOCS, the largest co-curricular platform, aimed at enhancing the experience for our pupils, parents, and staff. SOCS offers a variety of modules that will integrate our school calendar, cocurricular programme, trips and visits, and sports fixtures.
The first step for parents and pupils is to complete the initial login. The next page provides instructions on how to do this. For those wishing to sign up for CCAs, account activation is required. This document has also been sent as a separate PDF document should you find this easier to access.
Parents should use the primary email address they provided to the school. Pupils in Year 7 and above can also access the platform using their school email. While the process is simple, if you encounter any issues, please contact clubs@amityabudhabi.ae for assistance during the sign-up process.
SOCS Platform: Log-In Information for Parents
• Access your school’s SOCS login page by searching for the school on the following link: ➢ https://www.socscms.com/login
• Select the ‘Parent’ tab
• Select ‘Activate Account’ as indicated on the screen shot:
• Enter the email address the parent has registered with the school, and then select ‘Activate’.
• An email will then be sent to your email address containing an activation link where you can set a password. Once you have followed the instructions on the link you should then be able to log in using your email address as the username and your password.
If you experience any issues receiving the activation link via email, please ensure to check the following:
• Check the email has not been sent to your junk folder
• Add ‘noreply@misocs.com’ and ‘parents@misocs.com’ to your safe senders list and try re-activating your account again
SOCS Platform: Log-In Information
1. Access your school’s SOCS login page by searching for the school on the following link: ➢ https://www.socscms.com/login/29393/pupil/
2. Select the ‘FORGOT PASSWORD' tab.
3. Enter your registered school email address and click the reset button. A password reset link will then be sent to you via email.
4. Reset your password and login with your new details.
SOCS Platform: Sign-Up Instructions
Once your account is activated and you're logged in, you can access the list of clubs available for your child and sign them up.
If you have multiple children, you'll have the option to filter between them upon logging in (refer to the example screenshot below).
Once you have selected your child you will then be presented with their home page and the option to select the activities they wish to take part in. Please be aware that only the activities relevant to their age/year group should be visible.
SOCS Platform: Sign-Up Instructions
Once you have selected the category (SE: MONDAY After School for example) you will be presented with activities to set preferences to.
If you do not intend on using the CCA programme on a particular day you DO NOT need to make any preferences. Preferences should only be made for days you intend on participating.
CCA Bus Service – Registered Bus Users ONLY
We are delighted to announce that the CCA bus will continue for the 2024-25 academic year. Please be aware that the CCA bus will commence on Monday 16th September. Pupils place in CCAs will not be in jeopardy if they are unable to attend week 1 due to the CCA bus service. This is extremely important as the bus lists MUST be accurate and consequently the bus providers need time to collate an accurate lis t.
Please note, this service is only available for existing, registered bus users, and pupils in Years 3-13. The reason for this, is that CCAs happen during school curriculum time for FS1 to Year 2.
It is important to note, that this will be a reduced service with ‘near to door’ drop-off locations, as opposed to the full ‘door to door’ service, which departs school at 15.15.
CCA Bus Service
EXTERNAL PROVIDERS AND FRIDAY ACTIVITIES
External Providers
We are extremely lucky to be able to offer some incredible CCAs with our outstanding facilities and one part of that is our external provider provision. These CCAs deliver high quality provision for specialist activities and we encourage our pupils to explore these if they hold an interest. See below a list of our external providers
ISM Football Academy
Twister Gymnastics
ETB (Engineers to Be)
Turning Pointe Dance Academy
Daigon Gaming
Music Monkeys
PASS Abu Dhabi
Brainy 'n' Bright
Friday Activities
EXTERNAL PROVIDERS
ISM Tennis Academy
Storm Swimming Academy
Grasports
Evolve Sport and Martial Arts
IMI Music Instrumentals
Ultimate Athletics
Dreamplay (Chess)
Original DJs Mix
Our outstanding Friday activities are offered by external providers. To enroll your child, please sign-up using SOCS. Payments are managed directly by the providers, who will contact you after allocation.
Please note, there is no CCA bus service on Fridays as these activities fall outside regular school hours. Parents are responsible for collecting their children.
