Co-curricular activities are structured opportunities alongside classroom learning that help students develop interests, skills, relationships and character.
What does co-curricular mean?
Co-curricular activities complement the curriculum but usually sit outside regular academic lessons. Offerings and participation requirements can vary.
Why this matters for parents
Activities beyond the classroom can strengthen confidence, teamwork, perseverance, friendship and a student's sense of belonging.
Learning through the lens of Christ
Covenant encourages students to use their abilities with humility, gratitude and consideration for others, whether they are performing, competing or contributing to a team.
In the classroom and beyond
Students may take part in sporting pathways, music and performance opportunities, debating, chess and other activities offered at different times of the school week.
At a glance
- Develops gifts and interests
- Builds teamwork and character
- Strengthens belonging
- Offerings may vary
Common questions
Are co-curricular activities compulsory?
Many are optional, although requirements vary by program and year level.
What activities are available?
Current offerings may include sport, music, performance, debating, chess and other clubs or programs.
