Children's minds are expanded, discoveries are made, and they thrive because of the creative process! Our club offers hands-on creative activities in a pleasant and supportive environment.

True North School aims to foster a love of reading by delving into the amazing worlds contained inside each book. Through theatrical readings and performances, students will gain confidence, public speaking abilities, pronunciation, and tone.

Our expert mentor will teach theatrical foundations, allowing students to flourish on stage and in other parts of their lives with confidence. We stress cooperation, interpersonal skills, and the development of a passion for performing!

Students will increase their understanding of physical activities and health by showing how to play their favorite games and sports, as well as how to do exercises with decent form.

English Club will expand students' knowledge of English beyond the classroom through math games that encourage problem solving and critical thinking, and Reader's Theater to develop reading fluency and public speaking skills.

Through online and off-line activities, our young programmers will learn computational thinking, problem solving, programming ideas, and digital citizenship and have a wonderful time learning about computer scientists' daily problems

Join our Publishing & Design club if you have an eye for detail, a collaborative attitude, and an interest in the publishing process! Students will analyze the Journalist club entries and then use their creativity to design the artwork and general style of the publication.

Students will discover the essentials of webtoon design, such as storyline writing and visual literacy, drawing and sketching, line art learning, and digital content development, from our in-house Teracomix Studios team.

Our outstanding Music instructor will work with student leaders to create a curriculum that will allow our Rising Stars to explore the fundamental building blocks of music through voice training, learning about time signatures and rhythm, testing their coordination with percussion, and more.

Students will collaborate with TNS educators to discuss and develop an agreed-upon journalism topic, after which they will put their writing abilities to the test by interviewing, surveying, investigating, and summarizing their selected story.

Our advanced debaters will learn to execute a range of speeches that need expositive, persuasive, and interpretative abilities, as well as blending their studies of current events into logically constructed speeches, via training, research, and practice.

Our rotating staff of instructors ensures that our Iron Teens' fitness and mental toughness are improved through a range of programs that promote aerobic and anaerobic strength. Student leaders will work with club mentors to plan an end-of-year school-wide physical challenge event that will benefit the whole TNS community's health.

Students will build inventions that assist the community by delivering real-world solutions. This semester, our innovators will work with the Center of Pet Animal Protection and Studies to create designs that will help paralyzed dogs and cats move more freely.

Join our Publishing & Design club if you have an eye for detail, a collaborative attitude, and an interest in the publishing process! Students will analyze the Journalist club entries and then use their creativity to design the artwork and general style of the publication.

Students will discover the essentials of webtoon design, such as storyline writing and visual literacy, drawing and sketching, line art learning, and digital content development, from our in-house Teracomix Studios team.

Our outstanding Music instructor will work with student leaders to create a curriculum that will allow our Rising Stars to explore the fundamental building blocks of music through voice training, learning about time signatures and rhythm, testing their coordination with percussion, and more.

In this club, students will collaborate with TNS educators to discuss and develop an agreed-upon journalism topic, after which they will put their writing abilities to the test by interviewing, surveying, investigating, and summarizing their selected story.

Our advanced debaters will learn to execute a range of speeches that need expositive, persuasive, and interpretative abilities, as well as blending their studies of current events into logically constructed speeches, via training, research, and practice.

Our rotating staff of instructors ensures that our Iron Teens' fitness and mental toughness are improved through a range of programs that promote aerobic and anaerobic strength. Student leaders will work with club mentors to plan an end-of-year school-wide physical challenge event that will benefit the whole TNS community's health.

Students will build inventions that assist the community by delivering real-world solutions. This semester, our innovators will work with the Center of Pet Animal Protection and Studies to create designs that will help paralyzed dogs and cats move more freely.