School Societies
There are many societies.
- Literature Society is the oldest among all campus societies. Each semester, it distributes its own magazine, Mirror, with articles submitted from students and faculty members across campus.
- Photography Society is the largest society on campus. The members of the society have photography lessons together and go out taking photos.
- Philosophy Society (nickname House For The Mad) is the youngest society in the school and was the only one founded by Senior One students. The Philosophy Society has members from both junior and senior school, among whom there are twelve VIP members who take charge of the society. Every Friday, this newly found society organizes a philosophical salon. The society publishes a magazine annually.
- Life Society is led by the Student Union of the school. It has a magazine that mostly depicts school life and organizes a sale of goods for charity every year.
- Drama Show Club was founded in 2007 by three Senior Two students. With more than five hundred members from different grades, the club gives its members opportunities to perform on stage and to write plays.
- News Agency reports events happening in the school. Almost all the reporters of the school newspaper are from this society.
- Animation Club organizes a sale of toys from the students every year.
- Go Club organizes training courses, prepares students for national competitions and holds activities like friendly matches between schools.
- MUN organizes Model United Nations training.
- Debate Society organizes English debate tournaments and weekly training using Asian-Pacific style debating formant.
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