School clubs are invaluable for student development. They offer structured environments where students can explore their interests, develop skills, and form meaningful connections with their peers. Clubs are extracurricular activities and platforms for creativity, leadership, and real-world learning. Through clubs, students experience teamwork, responsibility, and commitment, which can all enhance their personal growth and academic journey.

The Science Club engages students in experiments and projects that bring classroom concepts to life. This club promotes scientific curiosity and innovation, giving students hands-on experience with topics from biology to astronomy. Through its various awareness programmes like talks, video shows, visits to nature spots, projects and interschool competitions, the club brings out hidden talents and helps children generate new ideas and discoveries.

The objective of the Mathematics Club is to engage students in math puzzles, Olympiad preparation, fun math games and develop numerical ability. The club makes math accessible and enjoyable. This environment helps students build confidence in their abilities, improves their logical thinking, and encourages them to apply math in real-life situations.

Debates, discussions, public speaking, conversation abilities, and the process of transforming thoughts and ideas into stories or essays are taught and learnt through this club. Olympiads are a world-renowned championship held for high school students to compete at the city, regional, national and international levels. Prestigious awards are offered to students who excel in the Olympiad examination. Spellbee – The strategic language enhancement programme, a groundbreaking initiative designed to transform students’ learning, understanding and use of the English language.

The Heritage Club helps students appreciate and connect with the rich cultural heritage and history of India, fostering a sense of pride, respect, and responsibility towards preserving it. The club aims to broaden students' understanding of traditional arts and historical landmarks by visiting heritage sites, video presentations and model exhibitions. The club inspires the students to preserve and celebrate their heritage.

The Values & Ethics Club, conducted in association with the Initiative for Moral and Cultural Training Foundation (IMCTF), aims to nurture students' moral character and cultural values. The club’s objective is to instil ethical principles, foster a sense of social responsibility, and deepen respect for India's rich cultural heritage through thematic samskaras. Activities include cleanliness campaigns, community service projects, sessions on family bonding, respecting elders, programmes on India’s history and understanding spiritual traditions.

The club aims to connect students with cultural and artistic expressions. It encourages students to showcase their talents in music and dance. It trains students for music and shloka competitions fostering cultural pride and awareness. The club organises performances for school events or cultural festivals where students perform group songs, classical dance-drama or chanting. The club also hosts events for Navaratri, a rendition of Thiruppavai and Thiruvempavai during the month of Margazhi. The club instils a lasting appreciation for cultural heritage and the expressive power of the fine arts.

The Debate Club aims to enhance students' critical thinking, communication, and public speaking abilities, encouraging them to actively engage with current events, global issues, and a variety of perspectives. As one of the most dynamic clubs, it strives to prepare students for responsible citizenship and leadership. Regular debates and intraschool competitions are held across different levels, alongside mock MUN sessions, which help build students' confidence, self-esteem, and awareness of world events and cultural diversity.

The Eco Club promotes environmental awareness and responsibility among students in conserving natural resources. Through hands-on activities and awareness campaigns, students are educated on the importance of ecological balance. The activities include tree planting, recycling and art out of waste programmes, eco-friendly campaigns and environmental celebrations like Earth Day, World Environment Day and World Water Day. Students become environmentally conscious and proactive individuals.

The Commerce Club for Classes XI & XII provide an in-depth understanding of business concepts, financial literacy, and economic principles. The club aims to enhance students’ practical knowledge in commerce-related fields, develop critical thinking skills, and encourage entrepreneurial mindsets. It also prepares students for future careers in commerce, finance, and business by exposing them to real-world applications of theoretical concepts. The activities include shark tank, guest lectures, case study analysis, budgeting and financial planning exercises.

The students of the Multicultural Club celebrate diversity with themed decorations, music and traditional attire. The club aims to provide students with exposure to global traditions, languages, customs, and perspectives, encouraging respect, empathy, and cross-cultural friendships. Students participate in varied activities like art & craft exhibitions, multicultural talent shows, creating posters about global culture, food festivals, celebration of global festivals and folklore sessions.