Explain how co-curricular activities in
school can forge friendly relations
among diverse students.
The Presenters
Siti Nur Fatin bt Mohd Darus
Nur Syahirah Md Nasir
Nurul Atiqah Mohd Jaafar
What is co-curricular-activities?
Co-curricular
activities
(CCAs)
earlier
known
as
Extracurricular Activities (ECA) are the components of
non-academic curriculum that helps to develop various
personality development of the child and students.
For all-round development of the child, there is a need of
emotional, physical, spiritual and moral development
that is
complemented and supplemented by Co-
curricular Activities.
How co-curricular activities in
school can forge friendly
relations among diverse
students?
By making the students to
corporate with one another in all
the activities.
Making the students to be in
different group for each activities.
The Co-Curricular Activities programme also promotes social
integration, by providing avenues for students from different
social and racial backgrounds to engage in the same activities.
Students train side by side in sports, organise club activities in
committees, and participate actively in house competitions.
In the process, they get to know one
another better and learn to support one
another in their common endeavour. This
enriches students' social experiences and
enables
them
to
have
better
understanding of the spectrum of our
Successful co-curricular programs encourage the
development
belonging,
improved
of
friendships,
enhanced
academic
intellectual
sense
of
awareness,
performance,
an
appreciation of different perspectives, and close
interaction with organisation and its members
Organize an activity that will make
the students to explore about
others culture as well as theirs.
Organize an event for each
festivals so that the students will
get to know each others festivals.
Conducting a forum about each
others culture.
Making the students to have twoway interaction among them
Examples of activities
There are numerous examples of how our
schools have been able to foster comradeship,
and to foster closer rapport among students of
various ethnic backgrounds. Schools within the
same cluster can also come together to organise
joint projects and activities.
Schools on their own have also embarked on
various initiatives to knock down barriers
between students of different races.
A primary school in KL sets up a multi-racial
"gamelan" Malay Cultural Ensemble Group. Another
secondary school, encourages its Malay and Indian
students to learn Chinese calligraphy and Chinese
painting.