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ASB's co-curricular programs are aligned with School-Wide Learning Objectives to develop creativity and adaptability, with students using inquiry and relevant skills in the continual pursuit of knowledge, understanding, and personal meaning. Students pursue dreams with courage, integrity, and resilience, applying attitudes and skills to make meaningful contributions. They identify interpersonal, social, and environmental challenges and take action to positively impact their world. Dream. Learn. Serve. guides experiences across theatre, robotics, service, and other activities to build confidence, critical thinking, empathy, and leadership.
Arts & Performance offerings include AMIS Choir, AMIS Band, Jazz Band, Flash Theater, ISTA Theater, and Fall and Spring Plays. These opportunities provide avenues to perform and collaborate within ASB's international community. Students develop creativity and collaboration through rehearsals, performances, and productions. The program supports artistic expression across music and theatre.
ASB emphasizes embracing the India experience to become more effective global citizens. The school participates in SAISA, offering inter-school competitions and exchanges with other South Asian schools. Model United Nations is part of Student Leadership & Activities, fostering diplomacy and cross-cultural dialogue. Through these experiences, students engage with diverse perspectives and global issues.
A broad range of clubs includes Math Club, Book Club, Dance Club, and Newspaper Club. Athletics and other co-curricular activities provide after-school and weekend options, promoting engagement beyond the classroom. Students explore passions, build friendships, and develop teamwork through clubs and activities. These experiences complement academic learning and support personal growth.
There are 13 active student-led service clubs committed to social change and global citizenship. Students participate in community service initiatives and volunteering as part of the co-curricular program. Service is integrated into clubs and school-wide initiatives, reinforcing a commitment to others and the broader community.
Leadership opportunities include Student Council, Yearbook, Model United Nations, Robotics, Quiz Bowl, and the Athletics & Activities Events Council. ASB fosters leadership through student-led projects, clubs, and competitive events. The SAISA membership provides additional opportunities for leadership and collaboration across regional schools.
ASB offers athletic programs including badminton, basketball, soccer, swimming, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. Trips and Expeditions provide field experiences that build resilience and adaptability. The co-curricular program supports physical and mental well-being through sport, service, and creative engagement, aligned with the Dream Learn Serve ethos.
American School of Bombay, Secondary Campus in Bandra East, Mumbai, offers a program for Middle and High School students within IB World School and day-school framework. The campus runs IB Diploma Program alongside an American High School Diploma, with students able to graduate with either diploma or both through IB certificates. The High School portion covers Grades 9–12, with 9–10 foundational and 11–12 advanced coursework. Yatra Program supports experiential learning and intercultural understanding. ASB's facilities span over 200,000 square feet of flexible spaces including multi-modal classrooms, Fine Arts studios, a Black Box Theatre, Band and Choir studios, and Music Technology, plus VR and Green Screen spaces. Science labs, technology integration, decentralized libraries, and an on-site cafe support inquiry and collaboration. The campus hosts athletic facilities and indoor pools, and is affiliated with MSA in USA and associations. Students engage in service clubs and arts performances, SAISA activities, and leadership opportunities.
