ISG Jubail Students Explore New Interests Through After-School Activities

ISG Jubail is excited to welcome back after-school activities this school year. Offered in trimesters, elementary programs give students the chance to explore different interests throughout the year. With teachers, parents, students and alumni volunteering their time, the activities reflect the creativity and spirit of the entire school community.

After-school activities play an important role in helping students discover what they enjoy, whether it is a hobby, a sport or a new skill. They spark curiosity, encourage friendships and allow students to develop passions that reach beyond the classroom.

This trimester brings a wide variety of opportunities. Students can fold paper creations in origami, step onto the court with tennis, dive into books through book club, learn patience and creativity with cross-stitching, explore experiments in science club or tackle problem-solving through the Beaver Computing Challenge. 

A highlight of the trimester is the home language program, where students are grouped by their native language and practice it with the help of parent volunteers. This program builds language skills while strengthening cultural ties and community connection. Groups this trimester include Arabic, Urdu and Spanish, with parents volunteering their time to support students in practicing their home languages.

Meanwhile, middle and high school students have returned to the courts for volleyball, table tennis and indoor cricket. Practices are already underway, and the excitement is building as students look forward to developing their skills and competing with energy and pride.

The start of new after-school activities at ISG Jubail marks the beginning of another year filled with growth, creativity and community spirit. Go Jaguars!