Cambridge Academy Ethiopia offers extra-curricular activities to its students. Extra-curricular learning refers to educational activities that take place outside of the traditional classroom setting. At Cambridge Academy Ethiopia, these activities include sports teams, music lessons, debate clubs, community service, and many other activities. While extra-curricular activities are not typically part of the formal curriculum, they play an important role in the overall education and development of young people. One of the most significant benefits of extra-curricular learning is that it provides opportunities for students to explore their interests and passions beyond the core academic subjects. For example, a student who loves music can join a school band or choir and develop their musical skills and creativity. This kind of experience can be incredibly rewarding and can help students build self-confidence and a sense of accomplishment.

Extra-curricular activities also help students develop important life skills that are not always taught in the classroom. For example, sports teams can teach teamwork, leadership, and communication skills, while community service activities can help students develop empathy, social awareness, and a sense of responsibility to their community. In addition, participating in extra-curricular activities help our students build a strong sense of community and social connections. Students who are involved in activities outside of the classroom are more likely to feel connected to their school and to their peers. This sense of belonging can have a positive impact on mental health and well-being. Finally, extra-curricular activities can help students stand out from universities and employers. Colleges and universities look for well-rounded students who have demonstrated leadership, teamwork, and a commitment to their community. Similarly, employers look for candidates who have a range of experiences and skills beyond their academic qualifications.