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BEYOND THE ACADEMICS

Life Beyond academics: Leadership, Service, and Discovery

To foster well-rounded leadership, students engage in a minimum of two co-curricular clubs, with flexible opportunities to drive new initiatives.

STUDENT-LED INITIATIVES

A Vibrant Ecosystem of Co-Curricular Clubs

IT Club
First-Aid Training Club
Charity Club
Sports Club
Oromo Culture Appreciation Club
English Club
Foreign Language Club
Mini-Media Club
Library Club
Innovation Hub
Athletics Club
Next Horizon STEM Club
Science and Technology Club
Visual Communication Club
Brightest Generation Community Service Club

INSIDE OUR CLUBS

Spotlight on Student Leadership and Campus Culture

Innovation Hub

Hands-on robotics, prototyping and maker projects.

Next Horizon STEM Club

Weekly problem-solving sessions beyond the standard syllabus.

Oromo Culture Appreciation Club

Preserving regional heritage through traditional arts, music, performance, and storytelling.

First-Aid Training Club

Equipping scholars with vital emergency response and lifesaving skills led by certified trainers.

Sports Club

Football, athletics and inter-school competitions.

Mini-Media Club

Directing campus journalism, photography, radio broadcasts, and event media coverage.

Environmental Protection Club

Campus cleanup drives, sanitation campaigns, and promoting health and hygiene.

Interactive Coding Workshops

Hands-on problem solving and direct software development in the computer lab.

Bahraddin Abdulmejid Dawud

Pioneering student-led technical education by mentoring peers in Python programming, software architecture, and computational thinking.

Collaborative problem-solving

Project showcase

Student-Led Program

DoCoder Program

Founded and directed by student leader Bahraddin Abdulmejid Dawud, the DoCoder Program delivers intensive instruction in Python programming, data structures, and software logic. Running from October 7, 2025, to January 23, 2026, the student-led initiative serves as a cornerstone of our campus STEM ecosystem.

Beyond syntax and code, the curriculum cultivates computational thinking and algorithmic problem-solving—equipping scholars to design real-world software solutions well into the future.

NATIONAL EXAMINATION PERFORMANCE

Exceptional National Exam Outcomes: 2025 Cohort

Score rangeStudentsRemarks
500 – 60093Summa Cum Laude (Highest Distinction / National Elite)
450 – 49932Magna Cum Laude (High Distinction)
401 – 4500Cum Laude (Honors)
400 - 3000Standard Pass