These are activities performed by the students that fall outside the realm of classes. Many of these club’s supplement and support our curriculum through informal meetings and professional mentoring.
Clubs offered are as follows:
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Watershed College also focuses on co-curricular and character development, service learning and socio-emotional learning.
These are activities performed by the students that fall outside the realm of classes. Many of these club’s supplement and support our curriculum through informal meetings and professional mentoring.
Clubs offered are as follows:
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The year 2018 was a very busy and productive one for our Leo Club. The Leos started the year with donating stationery collected in 2017. The stationery drive was a success since we were able to donate to our school of choice, Bromley Primary. The club has only thrived more since then. In the first term, we were able to co-host a Colour Splash Fund-Raising event with Roosevelt Girls High.
The Environmental Management Club had a number of goals to meet at the start of the year, 2018. Upping our involvement in environmental programmes around the school especially tree planting, raising awareness in environmental issues in our community through everyone’s involvement, expanding and consolidation of the apiculture project, helping to resuscitate the waste management project, getting Watershed College to participate in UN related environmental commemorations and conducting school-wide lectures on environmental issues.
Throughout the year the club members enjoyed working with various art forms. More craft tasks were introduced to the club this year to allow those students who are not fully inclined to rigorous drawing and painting programmes to enjoy the satisfaction of creating three dimensional objects. Another group of students produced work targeted for the Visual Allied Arts and the Tavatose Sisonke art competitions.
2018 has been a rather quiet year for the first aid club. The club started the year with managing the usual athletics injuries. These were the Form one standards and were uneventful as the form ones managed to do what they were expected with no hitches. Then there were other athletic events that followed. The first aid team managed to give their assistance professionally all the way.
Learning doesn’t have to end because one is out of class, Current Affairs offers knowledge of political, social and economic interests that are taking place worldwide at the current moment. The club brought together a number of schools such as Gateway, Dominican Convent, Prince Edward, St Johns High and other schools. The schools met up to discuss a number of issues with student’s personal views being aired out. Watershed hosted two forums throughout the year which were a success.
Interact Club report for 2018
Written by: Watershed Interact Club