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At 老九品茶, education extends far beyond the confines of the classroom. Our extensive extracurricular program is a cornerstone of the Total Care Education System?, designed to provide diverse experiences that unlock each student’s full potential. It’s just weeks into Winter 2026 semester and CIC students have already engaged in a series of enriching activities, from experiencing the majesty of Niagara Falls and the physical challenge of the CN Tower Climb to exploring marine biology at Ripley’s Aquarium and historical wonders at the Royal Ontario Museum. This initial lineup is only the beginning. Whether seeking to acquire new skills or bolster personal growth, students will find opportunities in the following programs offered by the Student Leadership Development Office:

Student Leadership Roles: Developing Future Leaders

At CIC, we believe leadership is a skill refined through practice. The Student Leadership Development (SLD) department has kicked off the selection process for the following leadership teams yesterday!

• Student Council: The creative force behind major campus events like the Spring Festival. They manage everything from logistics and budgeting to promotion.

• Service Prefects: Dedicated leaders who drive volunteering and charitable initiatives, supporting both the school and our local community.

• Athletic Council: Champions of sportsmanship and wellness who lead campus competitions and promote physical health.

All candidates have completed their interviews. Stay tuned—the final roster will be announced shortly!

Clubs & Varsities

(Registration required. Some may require tryouts or auditions)

For students seeking professional development and competitive excellence, the following programs are available.

Varsity Athletics: Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Soccer, Badminton, and the seasonal Alpine Ski team. Academics: DECA Business Competition, Model United Nations (MUN), AI & Coding, Hack-a-thons, Investment Club, and HOSA Future Health Professionals. Creative Arts: Jam Band, Song & Strum (Vocal/Guitar), Art Portfolio, Anime Club, and “Bake a Difference” (Creative Baking). * Please take note of the following schedule to ensure club participation: January 22 (Thursday): Club Fair — An opportunity to meet with club advisors to learn about times, locations, and specific requirements. January 23 (Friday): Official Registration — Finalize your selections to secure your club placement.

Drop-In Activities

(No Registration Required)

For those seeking flexibility and stress relief between academic sessions, several activities are available without prior commitment: Athletics & Wellness: All Access Gym, Archery, Fencing, Intramural Sports, and Open Gym sessions. Innovation & STEM: The Robotics and 3D Printing Lab is open daily during lunch hours and after school. Performing Arts: The Drop-In Music Room is available for students to practice and refine their musical skills.