Student Life

Beyond the classroom: activities, sport, festivals and the friendships that shape a childhood.

Co-curricular

Confidence is built outside the syllabus

Our students are prepared to be genuinely competitive in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. The school runs a pre-planned programme each year of varied activities, tournaments and competitions.

Dramatics, debates, essay writing, singing, recitation, declamation, elocution and simulation are held throughout the year. In a competitive age, we make sure every child develops the self-confidence to succeed in whatever field they choose.

Students taking part in a school activity on campus
Life at Alpine

A day that begins early and ends well

Students standing with folded hands during morning assembly

Morning assembly

The day opens together, with a shared moment of reflection before lessons begin.

Students celebrating a festival at school

Festivals & celebrations

Religious and national festivals alike are celebrated with real involvement and devotion.

Students on an excursion among tall pine trees

Excursions

Trips into the hills that turn a lesson into an experience worth remembering.

Students together during a school event
Games & Sport

Every student plays, every single day

Alpine International School treats games and sport as an integral part of school life, not an optional extra. A normal school day begins with early morning physical training, aerobics, yoga and warm-up exercises.

In the evening it is compulsory for every student to play a game. Basic rules and skills are practised and developed across a wide range of disciplines.

  • Basketball, cricket, football and volleyball
  • Table tennis and badminton
  • Taekwondo and karate
  • Athletics and field events
  • Horse riding
Our Belief

Celebrating together, whatever our background

All religious and national festivals are celebrated with fervour and devotion. Students take part with commitment and interest regardless of the religious significance of the occasion — and in this way we believe in, and actively promote, religious neutrality and mutual respect.

See student life for yourself

The best way to understand the atmosphere here is to visit while school is in session.