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Taiwan, Kaohsiung
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MAK offers a range of clubs focused on academic enrichment and STEM. Notable high‑school clubs include World Scholar's Cup, Model United Nations, Math Club, Science Club, and Engineering Club, as well as student publications such as SharkPost and Red Cross. The school also supports peer tutoring and leadership roles through clubs like Peer Tutoring and Student Council. The World Scholar's Cup program is a regular feature, with MAK students participating in regional and international tournaments.
Arts and creative activities are well represented across MAK's program. Elementary after-school activities include Choir, Drama, Strings & Band, Crafts & Painting, Chess, Cup Stacking, Legos, and Dance. High school clubs include Art with Kids, Film Club, Gardening Club, Math Club, Music Appreciation, Peer Tutoring, Red Cross, Science Club, SharkPost, Typography, and Worship Team, with opportunities for performances, publications, and hands‑on creative work.
Cultural and language activities include Model United Nations and World Scholar's Cup, which provide debate, writing, and cross‑cultural engagement. A seventh‑grade culture trip offers off‑site learning experiences to explore Taiwan beyond Kaohsiung. The school also emphasizes global awareness through these programs as part of student life.
Social and hobbies are supported through a broad range of after‑school activities. Elementary offerings include Chess, Cup Stacking, Choir, Drama, Strings & Band, Craft & Painting, Legos, Dance, Soccer, and more. High school clubs provide additional social and hobby opportunities such as SharkPost (newspaper), Film Club, and other creative or service‑oriented groups.
Community service opportunities are integrated through clubs such as Red Cross and Music and Service, which organize volunteering and service activities as part of student life. These clubs support student involvement in outreach and service projects across the school year.
Leadership and professional development are supported by the Student Council and leadership‑oriented programs, plus roles such as Peer Tutoring and Coaching Assistant. A faculty‑mentored mentor program and various class events offer structured opportunities for growth, mentorship, and skill development.
MAK promotes a balanced student life with opportunities to participate in sports and fitness in addition to academics. High school practices typically occur on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, while clubs meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays; elementary after‑school activities also include sports and physical activities such as soccer. The school emphasizes integrating physical activity, arts, and social groups into daily life to support wellbeing.
