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Kazakhstan, Almaty
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The school offers a broad range of CCAs to complement academic study. Pupils participate in Debating, the World Scholar's Cup, and the MUN, which develop critical thinking and communication skills. Senior CCAs include Programming Python, STEM CREST Awards, and Edexcel Revision & Coursework support to strengthen academic abilities beyond timetabled lessons. The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award is also available as part of the co-curricular provision.
Music and performing arts are supported through CCAs such as Senior Choir, Guitar Ensemble, Brass Ensemble, and Woodwind Ensemble. Drama and film-related activities include Film Analysis and theatre clubs. Creative pursuits are offered through Art and Craft, Photography Club, and writing-related activities. KS2 also features Drama, Singing, and other creative options.
Language CCAs include Kazakh Speaking Club, Kazakh Writing Club, Kazakh Reading Club, Mandarin, and Turkish language activities, with Russian also represented in senior offerings. Senior CCAs include More about Russian, supporting deeper language study. These activities foster multilingual development and cultural awareness.
Social and hobby CCAs include Reading Club, Story Club, Lego Mindstorms, Debate Club, Dungeons & Dragons, and Magic Tricks. Older pupils lead and participate in activities such as MUN, charity projects, and various board games and clubs that foster collaboration and leisure interests. A wide range of clubs, from Chess to Film Analysis, supports diverse hobbies and social engagement.
Community engagement is active through pupil-led Haileybury Service Group, the Asyl Miras Charity CCA, and Eco-Schools initiatives, which organise service and charitable activities. Pupils participate in community projects and outreach to support local needs. These experiences emphasise social responsibility and service to others.
Leadership opportunities are provided through pupil-led groups (e.g., Haileybury Service, MUN, and charity CCAs) and the chance for seniors to organize and lead CCAs and mentor peers. Debating, MUN, and charity initiatives enable students to develop leadership, teamwork, and professional skills. Senior CCAs also involve project planning, event Organisation, and collaboration with external partners.
Wellbeing and physical health are supported through CCAs such as Swimming, Yoga, and Mindfulness. The programme includes outdoor, fitness, and recreational activities to promote balance between academics and personal health. These options encourage resilience, wellbeing, and social connectedness across year groups.
Haileybury Almaty is a British international school serving students aged 4 to 18 in central Almaty. The school follows Cambridge IGCSE in Years 10–11 and Cambridge A Levels in Years 12–13, preparing pupils for university study both abroad and in Kazakhstan. Founded in 2008 in association with Haileybury in the United Kingdom, it is a not-for-profit educational project inspired by Kazakhstani philanthropists. The campus is designed to be earthquake-resilient, with facilities for sport, drama, music, and STEAM learning. A 25-metre indoor pool, gym, sports hall, dedicated dance and performing arts studios, and a Maker Space with a Robotics Lab support practical enquiry and engineering design. Performing arts spaces include a theatre, practice rooms, a recording studio, and a music suite. The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award is delivered here, and Haileybury Almaty runs a CCA program across academic, cultural, language, service, and wellbeing activities, including debates, MUN, and charity work.
