By participating in activities outside of normal lessons, students can explore their interests and passion, build social skills and make friends with like-minded people. Extracurricular activities are a great way to increase confidence and try new things, and also teaches students to manage their time effectively and develop a good work-life balance – all important skills for future studies, life and careers.
We place equal emphasis on our students’ intellectual and personal development, encouraging them to learn from everything they do.
All our Primary and Secondary School students are encouraged to take advantage of the extra-curricular activities available at the Academy, to learn and develop new skills or devote time to an interest.
Students and staff collaborate to produce the vast array of ECAs available to students at Al Rabeeh Academy.
Students and staff collaborate to produce the vast array of ECAs available to students at Al Rabeeh Academy.


Sports

Engagement in sport aids our students’ physical development, improving their coordination and skills in a variety of sports and helps them to learn how to be part of a team. A range of sports clubs such as Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Padel Tennis, Jiu-Jitsu, Gymnastics, Golf and more are available for recreational and representative ability levels.
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Arts
Students have the opportunity to develop creative flair, learn new techniques and practices in clubs like Performing Arts, Dance, Arts & Crafts, Photography, and Mural Painting.
STEM
We offer a variety of clubs aimed at developing and building skills and understanding in the areas of Science, technology, engineering and mathematics. These include Website and Computer Games Programming, Little Scientists, STEM Club and Fashion Design.

Model United Nations

The Model United Nations (MUN) extracurricular activities club at a school simulates the workings of the UN, allowing students to represent different countries and engage in debates on global issues. Participants research their assigned countries, negotiate with peers, and develop resolutions to real-world problems.
