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NBPS offers a wide range of Middle School clubs that support academic inquiry and intellectual development. The Middle School features the award-winning Junior Thespians, the FLL and FTC Robotics teams, Chess Club, French Club, Hebrew Club, Junior Model United Nations, and the National Junior Art Honor Society (Art Club/NJAHS). Students can also join the Junior Science Research Club to engage in real-world science investigations. These clubs provide opportunities for competition and collaboration with other schools in the area.
NBPS provides arts and performing arts opportunities across the middle and high school years. The Middle School offers Art Club/NJAHS and Junior Thespians, while the High School includes Senior International Thespians and a range of arts-related clubs such as Film Club and Photography Club. The NBPS Spirit Club also contributes to the school's culture and arts experiences across grade levels. Students showcase theatre, visual arts, and media projects through NBPS and Nord Anglia platforms.
The school supports language and cultural clubs, including French Club and Hebrew Language and Culture Club. High School also features Hebrew Language and Culture Club, reflecting NBPS's emphasis on multilingual and multicultural engagement. These clubs provide opportunities to explore language, culture, and global perspectives within the school community.
NBPS offers social and hobby clubs such as Kindness Matters 365 Club, SAVE Promise Club, and Student Government. The Zoology Club and other interest-based groups give students avenues to pursue curiosities and social connection beyond the classroom. These clubs foster peer engagement, leadership development, and community involvement.
NBPS provides service- and social-impact opportunities through clubs like Kindness Matters 365 and the SAVE Promise Club. The school's Student Government also drives community initiatives, with NBPS students contributing to regional and global projects. The Model United Nations program offers a platform for global issues and service-oriented leadership, connecting NBPS students with international opportunities and workshops.
NBPS emphasizes leadership through Student Government and Model United Nations programs. Middle School and High School students represent countries, debate issues, and develop leadership and collaboration skills. The Nord Anglia network supports student leadership initiatives, including involvement with the Nord Anglia Global Campus and related student advisory activities.
NBPS promotes wellbeing through athletics and a variety of clubs that encourage physical activity and healthy lifestyles, including after-school athletic teams. Garden Club offers hands-on outdoor learning, and Kindness Matters 365 and SAVE Promise Club focus on wellbeing, safety, and positive school climate. Student Government and social-impact activities also contribute to a supportive, engaged school community.
North Broward Preparatory School is a co-educational day and boarding institution located on an 80-acre campus in Coconut Creek, Florida. The school serves students from Pre-K3 through Grade 12, offering a curriculum that integrates the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Advanced Placement courses, and a standard American high school diploma. A unique feature of the school is its collaboration with The Juilliard School, which provides students with specialized curriculum resources and workshops in music, dance, and drama. Additionally, the school maintains a partnership with MIT to enhance its STEAM education through hands-on design challenges and interdisciplinary learning. For students interested in specialized fields, the school offers an Aviation and Aerospace Engineering program, featuring a dedicated aviation lab with flight simulators. Residential students live in the "International Village," a modern on-campus facility that houses middle and high school students from over 30 countries. The school operates as an Apple Distinguished School, utilizing iPad and Mac technology throughout its classrooms to support personalized learning.
