Thursday Secondary ASA (Free)

​Head: Ms Stella Wangu

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Do you want to get better at your instrument? This ASA is for you to come and use the Music rooms to rehearse alone or with others. 

​Head: Mr. Kurt

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Who's smarter than a wallabe? I AM! Come on over and have fun competing with and against friends and adversaries. Catan, Splendor and Azul offer different strategy techniques and time of play. Trash talk your friends and make enemies!

​Head: Mr. Jay & Ms. Sasha 

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Planning and execution of Student Council activities 

​Head: Mr Michael & Mr Premson

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Support for students completing IAYP bronze level, including planning and practice requirements for the adventurous journey. This ASA is required for the students who have applied for and been registered with the IAYP.

​Head: Ms. Shivani Shah

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MUN (Model United Nations) training enhances students' research, public speaking, and diplomacy skills through simulated UN debates. It fosters critical thinking, global awareness, and effective negotiation strategies.

Head: Mr Naren

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​Students will receive academic support in the Math Internal Assessment and the Extended Essays. If the students have Math questions, they can ask me to help them understand the concept.

​Head: Mr Aravindhan and Ms Chetna

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Chill space. Loud machines! Tired of boring clubs? This one’s for anyone who likes to make stuff with their hands and tools not just on a laptop! Get ready to sketch, design, cut, print, and build real products (think cool gadgets, custom accessories, wild inventions!). You’ll mess around with pro-level tech FDM 3D printers, CO2 lasers, CNC, and more. even if you’ve never touched them before. Bring your wildest ideas and see them take shape.

​​Art Challenges to Enhance Your Creativity — MYP
Facilitator: Ms Sunayana
Venue: Arts Room
About the Sessions:
In each class, students will take on a unique Art Challenge designed to spark imagination and develop artistic skill. These challenges may include creative prompts, thematic inspirations, or a Material Exploration Challenge, where students experiment with selected materials in exciting and innovative ways.
This programme is perfect for:
*Students who want to enhance their creativity
*Young artists seeking guidance to strengthen their skills
*Anyone eager to explore, experiment, and grow through art-making
What to Expect:
*Engaging creative prompts each session
*Opportunities to explore a variety of materials and techniques
*Personal feedback and artistic guidance
*Growth in expression, visual storytelling, and confidence as an artist
(students may also bring their own materials)

​​​​Head: Ms Reeta

D2 students can select this time to invest developing their IA's and the support needed by M4-M5 students in maths

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​​Head: Ms. Jenni

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Learn to knit, crochet and more. This Semester, I will be teaching you how to make a Stonehill Bear!

​​​Head: Mr.Azreen Safri 

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​Supporting M5-D2 students with their projects

Head: Mr. Rafael

Disconnected is an ASA for students seeking to spend their time creatively and mindfully, away from electronic devices. Through arts, crafts, games, and collaborative projects, participants can explore their interests, build social connections, and enjoy being fully present in the moment.

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Chess game writing, also known as chess notation, is a system for recording and describing moves made during a chess game. The most common system is algebraic notation, which uses a grid-based system with letters (a-h) for files (columns) and numbers (1-8) for ranks (rows) to identify each square on the board. Pieces are represented by their first letter (K for King, Q for Queen, R for Rook, B for Bishop, and N for Knight, as K is already used)

​Head: Mr.James ​

A rock band or pop band is a small musical ensemble that performs rock music, pop music, or a related genre.

​Head: Mr. Jamel​

Our Table Tennis ASA offers students an exciting opportunity to develop their skills in one of the fastest and most engaging racket sports. Whether they are beginners learning the fundamentals or experienced players looking to refine their technique, the programme provides a supportive and energetic environment for all levels.

During each session, students work on essential skills such as grip, footwork, ball control, service, and rally techniques. They also learn game strategies, sportsmanship, and the importance of focus and quick decision-making. Fun drills, friendly matches, and mini-tournaments help build confidence while keeping the sessions dynamic and enjoyable.

​Head: Mr. Ananad​

Students explore their creativity by shaping clay using their hands or a pottery wheel. This activity helps develop fine motor skills, artistic expression, and an understanding of three-dimensional forms.

​Head: Ms Stephanie 

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Top rope and bouldering. 

​Head: Mr Edrian

The Fashion Modeling Club provides students with foundational training in runway walking, posing, posture, and personal styling. The activity promotes confidence, discipline, and professionalism while introducing students to the principles of fashion presentation. Participants will engage in guided workshops, develop creative looks, and take part in organized photo or runway showcases. This club offers a structured environment for students to enhance their self-presentation skills and explore an interest in fashion.

​Faculty Advisor: Ms Nilofer

Student Led- Aaratrika Sharma,Rachel, Antonina, Abbey Eels 

In this ASA, we will divide the time into sections where we teach dance choreographies from actualy  k-pop groups, we will teach students and help them explore how to perfrom/dance and sing the original music and choregraphy. we will also have end of the session where we will have freestyle dance session for people to let their creativity flow.

​Faculty Advisor: Mr Sagar 

Student Led- Shasvat 

Think STEM is boring? Then join us after school in the STEM ASA where science and engineering come to life through high-energy, hands-on projects. Students will explore real-world concepts through building solid-propellant rockets, creating mechatronics systems, and conducting (controlled) explosive chemistry demonstrations. Along the way, students will pick up valuable skills such as soldering, circuit design, and safe experimental practice. Each session promises creativity, teamwork, and the thrill of science.

​Faculty Advisor: Ms Hanna

Student Led- Vivaan Sahu

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Ever wanted to run your own brand? Build a business? Curate fashion?Thryft ASA lets you do all of that — for real.Join a hands-on club where you’ll run actual school thrift pop-ups, manage inventory, set prices, design marketing campaigns, and learn how sustainable fashion works behind the scenes. From branding to budgeting to reworking clothes, you’ll get practical experience building a micro-business from the ground up.If you're interested in business, design, marketing, fashion, or entrepreneurship, this is the ASA you’ve been waiting for.Create. Curate. Sell. Sustain.

Head: Mr Saleth Premson

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Kho Kho is a traditional Indian team tag game played between two teams—one chasing and one defending. Fast-paced and exciting, the game builds speed, agility, strategic thinking, and teamwork. Chasers work together to tag defenders, while defenders use quick footwork and clever movement to avoid being caught. The game is played on a rectangular court with a central lane and two poles at each end. A standard match includes two innings of nine minutes each.

Head: Ms Rizwana

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Our Basketball ASA offers students a fun, fast-paced environment to develop their skills and confidence on the court. Suitable for all levels—from beginners learning the basics to experienced players looking to sharpen their technique—the programme focuses on building strong fundamentals such as dribbling, shooting, passing, footwork, and defensive play.

Each session combines skill-based drills, teamwork exercises, and friendly scrimmages that allow students to apply what they learn in real-game situations. The programme also promotes essential values like communication, leadership, discipline, and sportsmanship, helping students grow as both athletes and individuals.

Head: Mr Chaitanya

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The Swimming ASA provides students with a safe, structured, and enjoyable environment to develop essential aquatic skills. Designed for swimmers of all levels, the programme focuses on building confidence in the water while improving technique, endurance, and overall fitness.

Students learn key swimming fundamentals such as breathing techniques, body positioning, stroke development (freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly), and water safety skills. For more advanced swimmers, the programme also includes stroke refinement, speed training, and lap-based conditioning.

Head: Ms Sanjukta

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Helping students strengthen their understanding of key concepts, develop effective strategies for data collection in their ESS IA, and improve their ability to write clear, structured essay-type responses.Students will also get practice in analyzing ethical issues, environmental impacts, relevant environmental laws, and the economic dimensions of case studies.

Student Led: Sanmaira & Sana

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Teach our fellow students different and creative ways to express themselves while also helping others. We want to pick one charity each quarter and, with a selected team of students, conduct various creative fundraising and outreach activities. But we will not just be raising money and donating with this team; we will interact with those we are donating to, understand their wants, and use the funds to help them. We will also have creative classes with the chosen.