Clubs and Activities at United School

United School places strong emphasis on holistic development, and extracurricular activities (ECAs) are a core part of our learning approach. Students are encouraged to participate in a wide range of structured activities that foster creativity, leadership, teamwork, and social responsibility.

Club Activities

United School offers various clubs, allowing students to explore their interests and build new skills under the guidance of professional trainers. Students from Grade III and above select two activities, one from each category below:

Sports Club

Students engage in physical development and teamwork through:

  • Table Tennis
  • Basketball
  • Football
  • Taekwondo
  • Wushu
  • Karate
  • Badminton
  • Cricket
  • Kabaddi
  • Swimming

Creative Club

Creativity is nurtured through performing and visual arts, including:

  • Dance
  • Drama
  • Rhythm (Tabla, Congo)
  • Violin
  • Guitar
  • Keyboard
  • Vocal Music
  • Arts and Crafts

Literary Club

Students explore the world of language and expression by:

  • Writing poetry, stories, scripts, and essays
  • Conducting book reviews
  • Experimenting with literary styles and formats

House Activities

From Grade I onwards, students are placed into one of four houses. They participate in inter-house competitions that include:

  • Singing
  • Dancing
  • Quiz Contests
  • Speeches & Debates
  • Poetry Recitals
  • Essay & Story Writing
  • Handwriting
  • Wall Magazine Creation

These activities promote team spirit, healthy competition, and well-rounded growth.

Excursions & Educational Trips

At United School, we believe in learning beyond the classroom. Educational trips help students relate academic concepts to real-life experiences.

Day Outings

Each term, students participate in a day-long field trip. Teachers integrate subject-specific learning goals and follow up with:

  • Questionnaires
  • Reports
  • Presentations

Out-of-Valley Trips

From Grade VII onwards, students explore different districts across Nepal, enhancing their knowledge of local geography, culture, and history.

Cross-Country Tours

Grade X students have the opportunity to travel internationally through student exchange programs, offering valuable global exposure.

Outreach Programs

Our outreach program instill social responsibility and leadership skills in students:

  • Scouts
  • Interact Club
  • Junior Red Cross
  • Gavel Club

Students participate in awareness campaigns on:

  • Child and Human Rights
  • Women Empowerment
  • Gender Equality
  • Nature Conservation
  • Cybercrime Prevention
  • Anti-Drug Campaigns

Talk Programs

Every month, United School invites industry experts and professionals to speak with students. These sessions inspire, motivate, and provide insights into real-world challenges and opportunities.

After-School Clubs

United School has various after-school clubs like cricket, basketball, football, and swimming, where students learn from a professional coach. These clubs are conducted after school (from 3:30 to 5 pm)

 

Students perform their ECA knowledge and skills during the session through class-wise parents' days. They compete in various sports and athletics during sports days held in a stadium.

Special Programs at United School

Project Work

Each term, students complete subject-based projects, totaling 24 across the academic year. Projects are evaluated by a panel of experts, and the top three projects per class and subject receive awards.

Student as 'Professor' (SAP)

A unique initiative where students present academic content to their peers, enhancing their public speaking, subject mastery, and confidence in handling questions.

United Reading Program

Students read at least three novels per term, submit detailed book reviews, and participate in a Book Talk Conference where they interact with renowned Nepali authors.

Clean the Country through the Classroom (CCC)

Through CCC and the Eco Club, students take part in clean-up campaigns at culturally and historically significant sites. These real-world projects encourage students to actively contribute to a cleaner, better society.

United in Action

Students, teachers, and staff come together to organize events for social causes. Funds raised by Grade IX students during our annual Fete Festival are used to support:

  • Old-age homes and orphanages

  • Government schools (e.g., stationery support to Dhapakhel School)

  • Projects for bonded laborers (e.g., training for mothers, classroom construction, library resources)

These activities inspire students to become compassionate, socially-aware citizens.