School days beyond the classroom
At Little Stars Academy, education includes the body and the character as much as the mind. The school runs a diverse range of co-curricular (CCA) and extra-curricular (ECA) activities that enhance both academic and personal growth.
Finding a voice on stage
Music & dance
Singing, instruments and dance are part of regular school life, with dedicated arts spaces for practice.
Drama
Students take part in stage productions and class plays, learning to speak up and to work as a cast.
Art & craft
Drawing, painting and craft work develop creativity and patience in students of every age.
Cultural festivals & celebrations
Festivals and celebrations are highlights of the school year, where students take pride in their culture.
Thinking, arguing and building
Debate competitions
Students learn to build an argument, listen to the other side and speak with confidence.
Quiz contests
Inter-house and inter-school quizzes keep knowledge wide and current.
Creative clubs
Science, literary and mathematics clubs give keen students a place to go deeper.
Computer programming
Introductory programming in the computer lab prepares students for a digital world.
Strong bodies, fair play
Sports & games
Football, basketball, volleyball and more, on campus space built for physical education.
Swimming
Swimming is part of the school's physical development programme.
Martial arts & aerobics
Discipline, fitness and self-control through martial arts and aerobics sessions.
Yoga & meditation
Calm and focus are taught as skills, through regular yoga and meditation practice.
Leadership, service and the wider world
Scouts program
Scouting builds responsibility, outdoor skills and service habits in students.
Student clubs
Leadership and community service clubs give students real responsibility and real projects.
Environmental awareness
Green initiatives around the school teach sustainability and eco-friendly practice.
Field trips & excursions
Students explore and learn beyond the classroom through planned visits and excursions.
Growing confidence outside the classroom
A child who performs on stage, plays in a match, or helps organise a school event learns things no textbook teaches: how to speak up, how to work with others, and how to handle both winning and losing.
That is why extracurricular life is treated seriously here: it is where children discover their talents and build the confidence they carry into their academic work and their adult lives.