CLUBS
The Junior Classical League aims to inspire curiosity and admiration for the language, literature, and traditions of ancient Greece and Rome, while also highlighting the influence of Classical antiquity on our modern culture.
At Seven Oaks, students take pleasure in engaging in JCL Certamen contests and demonstrating their expertise in the classics.
JCL
Chess Club
Engaging in chess training and practice fosters the growth of advanced cognitive abilities, such as problem solving, decision making, critical thinking, planning, and even creativity. Additionally, chess training and practice contributes to the enhancement of overall cognitive capacity and academic performance, particularly in mathematics.
The Seven Oaks Running Club is a popular gathering among grammar school students during the Spring season. It aims to teach running techniques and skills to students from grades K-5, while also testing their endurance. In 2023, the first Firehawk Run-a-thon was organized by Upper School Cross Country athletes.
Running Club
Yearbook Club
Step into the vibrant world of the Yearbook Club, where creativity meets memories in a kaleidoscope of images and words. As the architects of time, this dedicated group of students weaves together the fabric of the school year, capturing the essence of each moment and transforming it into a tangible keepsake. With cameras in hand and pens at the ready, the Yearbook Club curates a visual narrative that immortalizes friendships, achievements, and the spirit of the academic journey. From candid snapshots to carefully crafted layouts, every page is a testament to the collective experiences that shape a school community. Join the Yearbook Club and become a storyteller, preserving the magic of the school year for generations to come.
The families of Seven Oaks collaborated and established an orchard within the school premises. The Environmental Club takes responsibility for its maintenance and conducts weekly meetings to gain knowledge about plants, insects, farming, and sustainability.
Environmental Club
Robotics Club
The purpose of the robotics club is for students to learn how to code and write commands for robots through play. By programming and controlling robots, students will step into the world of science, acquiring knowledge and skills that will be useful and applicable beyond the classroom.