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Chadwick International offers a range of after‑school activities that support academic and intellectual development. Middle School After-School Activities run on Wednesdays and Fridays from 4:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m., at no cost to students, with activities capped at 20 participants. Examples include Middle School News, Coding, Art Studio, Table Tennis, Robotics, and Rock Band. The school also hosts Chadwick International Model United Nations (CIMUN), an annual conference since 2020, which provides opportunities for research, debate, public speaking, and collaborative problem‑solving in simulated UN committees.
Arts and creative opportunities are offered through the Instrumental Music Program (IMP), which provides weekly after‑school instrument lessons with more than 20 options; Recitals are held each semester to showcase student progress. In addition, after‑school activities include Art Studio and Rock Band, providing outlets for visual arts, performance, and collaboration. Village and school programs support a range of artistic pursuits and performance opportunities.
The Korean Scholastic Credential Recognition (KSCR) program provides Korean language and literature instruction as part of after‑school offerings to reinforce mother‑tongue education and readiness for Korean college admissions. These language and cultural supports complement the IB program and broader curriculum. Global Programs include cultural exchanges, language development, and student clubs with opportunities for cultural connection and collaboration beyond the campus, including leadership conferences. There are exchange programs with Chadwick School in California and participation in Round Square conferences and other international activities.
Beyond academics, students participate in social and hobby clubs such as Table Tennis, Rock Band, Art Studio, and Coding. The Chadwick International Community Program (CICP) extends after‑school experiences to weekends with activities that foster social interaction and skill development. Student‑led clubs and events are emphasized as part of the broader culture of participation and teamwork.
Service learning is a core component of Chadwick International, with activities that occur on campus, locally off‑campus, and in communities abroad. Students are encouraged to identify projects and initiate grassroots clubs that raise funds and take targeted action, with guidance from teachers. Village School Service emphasizes experiences tied to classroom learning and collaborative problem‑solving. Kenya and Philippines service trips are among the global service opportunities described in Chadwick programs.
Chadwick International encourages leadership at all levels, with opportunities for Student Council, Honor Council, student clubs, athletic teams, and after‑school activities led under teacher and coach mentorship. The school emphasizes that leadership can take many forms and aims to develop courage, collaboration, and value for the community. Global Programs also provide leadership conferences and cross‑grade leadership opportunities across divisions.
Athletics are central to student life, with 15 major sports available through teams, clubs, and the Chadwick International Community Program (CICP), including fencing and ice hockey. The CICP offers after‑school and weekend activities such as swimming, soccer, indoor rock climbing, taekwondo, yoga, fencing, and creative clay to support fitness and well‑being. Outdoor Education is a component of Chadwick's program, with experiences ranging from two to 12 days for grades 4–12.
Chadwick International is a Pre-K to Grade 12 school in Songdo, Incheon, founded in 2010. It is an authorized IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), Diploma Programme (DP) and Career Programme (CP). English is the language of instruction, and students can study Korean, Mandarin and Spanish as world languages (grade availability varies). Students take part in Outdoor Education trips, including compulsory experiences for Grades 4–12 ranging from two to 12 days. The school also highlights global programming such as exchanges with Chadwick School in California, Round Square conferences and Model United Nations. Beyond classes, the school describes over 50 clubs and student-run organizations and lists examples such as Robotics, Sustainability Council, Drama Club and service clubs.
