Extracurricular activities are programs that are not a part of your regular school curriculum but hold a crucial place in every student’s life. Activities such as arts, hobbies, sports, educational clubs, student government, etc., are a few examples of extracurricular activities. During their participation, children evolve their non-academic growth.
If you are in Greece, you can enroll in the following courses:

1. Music classes by Campion School
   Music is a very crucial part of everyone’s life. Suppose a child is involved in music right from the beginning. In that case, they evolve to be different, and their confidence reaches another level. Apart from their regular courses, Campion School organizes IGCSE and IB courses for those who wish to opt for them. The school chooses a team of teachers (generally switching and temporary ones), and most of them perform for Athens orchestras. ABRSM music exams are also held twice a year in the school.

2. Athletics by Mediterranean College
   Sports are generally the most loved, accepted, and experimented activity by children. A majority of the high schools have experienced coaches and teams to compete at various levels. Mediterranean College is in full support of involving sports in education as it aids in personal development and team spirit and teaches patience and persistence in them. This college supports the ‘dual career’ scheme for athletes by providing them with academic scholarships. It also collaborates with various athletic associations to support sports.

3. Academic Clubs by ASVAB
   Academic clubs are just like normal clubs or groups created with the permission of either a university or a high school. A member is chosen to represent other faculty members and manages everything. Please don’t go by the name, as it may or may not be related to academics. In ASVAB, you can go on a hike, run, opt for cooking, or play a video game. The only motive is to gather with your group, exchange thoughts, gain some soft skills, and improve your personality. Marking these activities on your resumes is already an additional merit. Discussing things with your mates would undoubtedly interest you and provoke you for your betterment.

4. Internship programs by The American College of Greece
   The American College of Greece is the largest private college in Greece and the oldest American-accredited college on the continent. They look for the overall development of students and host numerous art festivals, sports functions and clubs, a student community, and whatnot! This college also assists its students in studying abroad and getting internships through a financial assistance program. It’s one of the friendliest schools in Greece. Its great professors, cool campus, and artistic and natural environment make it remarkable.

5. Arts by The Island Center for the Arts
   The Island Center for the Arts is the outcome of the amalgamation of Massachusetts College of Art and Design and a non-profit educational institute that offers Study Abroad Art Programs in Greece. It offers various workshops and courses related to Teacher’s Seminars, Fiber Arts, Book Arts, Painting, and even the local culture. It consists of small groups, individual attention, experienced professors, and magnificent surroundings. The tourists can also have an experience of learning the art and visiting Greece in this way too.

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