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South Korea, Seoul
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KKFS offers after-school activities and clubs beyond the regular school day. The range of offerings varies from year to year. These include academic clubs and coding, language clubs, student council, and community service, supporting creativity, leadership, and personal growth.
KKFS provides arts and creative opportunities through electives in Music and Art & Design. The Electives section lists World Language and other arts-related options. The after-school program also includes music and art activities as part of its creative offerings; the arts-related offerings vary year to year.
KKFS offers a World Language elective as part of the core electives. The after-school program includes language clubs, expanding opportunities to practice languages and engage with peers in language-related activities. Cultural learning is supported through language offerings and intercultural activities included in the student life.
This category includes recreational clubs and hobby-based groups beyond the classroom. The after-school activities/clubs provide opportunities to connect with peers and pursue interests such as music, coding, language clubs, and community service. The offerings vary by year.
Community service is one of the after-school club offerings at KKFS. Students can participate in service and community-oriented activities through clubs and groups. The program emphasizes social responsibility and service opportunities.
Student government and student council are part of KKFS's leadership opportunities within after-school activities. The program emphasizes leadership development and collaboration across clubs. The specifics of entrepreneurship clubs, career development, mentoring, or professional skill-building are not specified on the Extracurriculars page; the school aims to provide leadership experiences through clubs and service opportunities.
KKFS supports lifestyle and wellbeing through athletics and mindfulness. Elementary to high school students participate in official KAIAC league sports with weekly practices and competitions. The Mindfulness Education program includes Merlin Mindful Minutes each morning to promote calm, focus, and emotional readiness, and a mindfulness channel with guided content for ongoing practice.
Korea Kent Foreign School (KKFS) is a private international school in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, founded in 1994 as Milburn Christian School to provide education conducted in English. The school serves students from K5 through Grade 12, with divisions for Elementary (K5–5), Middle (6–8) and High School (9–12). KKFS follows the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) across its programs and the High School includes Advanced Placement (AP) courses. Students can study Mandarin, Spanish and Korean in World Language.
