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GSIS offers over 30 after-school activities and academic societies. Examples include Model United Nations (MUN), the National Honor Society (NHS), and IT Robot Club. The program supports IB Service as Action, encouraging students to apply learning in the community.
Drama Club, Jazz Band, Theater Club, and the String Quintet Club are among performing arts offerings. The school also runs an A Capella Club and a Creative Writing Club. Private music lessons are available in violin, viola, cello, flute, and clarinet.
Language and culture activities include Mandarin Language and Japanese Language. Korean Traditional Dance and the Sign Language Club broaden cultural participation, with a Spanish Club also available. The GEO Club supports global awareness and cross-cultural learning.
Social and hobbies clubs include Badminton Club, Book Club/Reading Club, and Board Game Club. Additional options include Cooking Club, Hangout Club, Knitting Club, Sewing Club, and Guitar. These groups provide informal peer collaboration outside class.
Global Issues Network (GIN) and Compassion Club support service and community initiatives. Mentor Mentee and First Aid Club offer mentorship and safety-related activities. National Honor Society and other service-focused groups provide outreach opportunities.
Student Council Association (SCA) and Class Officers provide student leadership roles. National Honor Society (NHS) and KAIAC Speech and Debate develop leadership and communication skills. Mentor Mentee, GEO Club, and other groups offer mentorship and professional development experiences.
Lifestyle and wellbeing activities include Swim Team, TaKwonDo, and Kumdo Martial Arts. Yoga and Outdoor Hiking support fitness and mindfulness. Futsal Club and other sports options promote physical health as part of student life.
Founded in 2006, Gyeonggi Suwon International School (GSIS) is a coeducational Christian day and boarding school in Yeongtong-gu, Suwon. Students from Junior-Kindergarten through Grade 12 follow the International Baccalaureate continuum: PYP (Pre-K–Grade 5), MYP (Grades 6–10) and the IB Diploma Programme in the upper grades. GSIS lists campus facilities including a sports complex, a soccer field and an auditorium. The school reports an enrollment of 530 students, with Elementary classes capped at 20 and Secondary classes capped at 25. Transportation is available, and GSIS notes bus routes serving areas including Seoul, Bundang, Yongin, Suwon and Camp Humphreys (Pyeongtaek). GSIS also highlights “SEW week,” a three-day program focused on spiritual growth and community.
