Our co-curricular activities are divided into three categories: clubs and societies, games, and uniform bodies. Participation in uniform bodies is mandatory for upper primary students (Years 4, 5, and 6). Unlike most schools, our co-curricular activities are embedded within the school timetable, with a dedicated 1.5-hour session.
The selection of clubs, societies, games, and uniform bodies is based on students’ talents and interests, empowering them to personalize their learning experience. This approach fosters engagement and motivation, as students are more likely to actively participate when pursuing activities they are passionate about.
By focusing on their strengths, students can further develop their talents, leading to personal achievements and a greater sense of accomplishment. Additionally, balancing academic subjects with interest-based activities supports the development of well-rounded individuals, promoting intellectual, emotional, social, and physical growth.
Clubs and Societies at Al-Amin Darul Musthofa
- Innovation (STEM) Club
Areas of Interest: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Education
Encourages interest and skills in STEM fields through engaging projects, experiments, and problem-solving activities that foster innovation and technical understanding. - Young Inventor Club
Areas of Interest: Invention and Innovation
Focuses on producing inventions through Arduino, 3D design, 3D printing, and problem-solving. Students engage in hands-on projects that foster creativity and technical skills in developing innovative solutions. - Student Entrepreneurship Orientation Club
Areas of Interest: Business and Entrepreneurship Education
This club is dedicated to equipping students with essential entrepreneurship skills. Rather than focusing solely on small-scale ventures like selling food, it provides a broad range of experiences and knowledge in business planning, management, and innovation. Students learn to develop and implement business ideas, understand market dynamics, and build critical skills for entrepreneurial success. - Digital Tech Innovators Club
Areas of Interest: Information Technology and Digital Skills
Offers students opportunities to develop their IT skills, explore cutting-edge computing concepts, and engage in digital projects and programming. The club fosters innovation and technical proficiency, encouraging students to become adept in various aspects of technology and digital creation. - Little Chef Club
Areas of Interest: Healthy Cooking and Nutrition Education
Encourages healthy eating habits and cooking skills through hands-on activities, promoting nutritious food preparation and understanding of balanced diets. - Eco-Warrior Club
Areas of Interest: Environmental Education and Sustainability
Focuses on raising awareness about environmental issues, promoting sustainability, and encouraging eco-friendly practices among students to foster a green mindset. - Mandarin Language Club
Areas of Interest: Language Acquisition and Cultural Understanding
Promotes the learning of Mandarin Chinese and fosters an appreciation for Chinese culture through immersive language practice and cultural activities. - Wordsmith Club
Areas of Interest: Creative Writing and Literary Development
Encourages creative writing, literary analysis, and appreciation of literature, helping students enhance their writing skills and critical thinking through various literary forms. - Performing Arts Club
Areas of Interest: Creative Expression through Performance
Provides opportunities for students to explore and develop their talents in drama, dance, and music, enhancing artistic abilities and performance skills through creative expression. - Qasidah and Nasyid Club
Areas of Interest: Islamic Music and Choral Performance
Focuses on practicing and performing traditional Islamic music, including Qasidah and Nasyid, to promote spiritual and cultural enrichment through choral music. - Islamic Society
Areas of Interest: Islamic Studies and Community Engagement
Provides a space for students to learn about and practice Islamic principles, engage in religious activities, and contribute positively to the community through faith-based initiatives.
Games at Al-Amin Darul Musthofa
Futsal
Students in the Futsal Club practice on a dedicated futsal court. They engage in dynamic training sessions that focus on developing their skills in ball control, teamwork, and tactical play in a fast-paced, small-sided soccer environment.
Taekwondo
The Taekwondo Club is coached by a professional from the World Taekwondo Federation (WTF). Students receive instruction in various Taekwondo techniques, forms, and self-discipline in sessions conducted by an external expert, ensuring high-quality training and adherence to traditional practices. The training take place in school hall.
Badminton
In the Badminton Club, students train in an open area within the school. This versatile space allows them to practice serves, rallies, and strategic play, adapting to the fast-moving nature of badminton and providing ample room for skill development.
Ping Pong
The Ping Pong Club sessions are held in a dedicated indoor room equipped with table tennis tables. This controlled environment allows students to hone their techniques, reflexes, and competitive play, making the most of a focused indoor setting.
Netball
Training for the Netball Club takes place in an open area on the school grounds, where students practice their shooting, passing, and defensive skills. The space mirrors the dimensions of a netball court, providing an ideal setting for developing game-specific skills.
Archery
Students in the Archery Club train in a shaded outdoor archery area designed specifically for the sport. This environment allows them to focus on aiming and shooting with precision while benefiting from a safe and optimal practice setting.
Chess and Indoor Games
The Chess and Indoor Games Club meets in an indoor room where students engage in strategic games such as chess and checkers. The indoor setting supports concentration and intellectual development, providing a comfortable space for strategic thinking and gameplay.
Uniform Bodies
Tunas Puteri
Tunas Puteri is a uniformed body for upper primary students that focuses on personal development, leadership, and community service. Through various activities, students learn essential life skills, including teamwork, discipline, and responsibility. The program includes activities such as badge earning, community projects, and leadership training, aiming to nurture well-rounded individuals who are engaged in their community and prepared for future challenges.
PBSM (Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah)
PBSM, or the Red Crescent Society, is a uniformed body dedicated to teaching upper primary students about first aid, emergency response, and humanitarian principles. Students participate in training sessions that cover first aid skills, disaster preparedness, and volunteerism. The program emphasizes the importance of helping others and provides practical experience through community service and emergency response drills, fostering a sense of duty and compassion in students.
Tunas Kadet Remaja Sekolah
Tunas Kadet Remaja Sekolah is a uniformed body for upper primary students focusing on military-style discipline, leadership, and physical fitness. Activities include drill training, survival skills, and team-building exercises. The program is designed to develop students’ leadership qualities, improve their physical endurance, and instill a sense of discipline and responsibility. Students also engage in various outdoor activities and community service projects, contributing to their personal growth and teamwork skills.
The Annual Schools Sports Day
Our Annual School Sports Day is a vibrant and highly anticipated event that brings our school community together in a spirit of friendly competition and celebration. Held at the stadium, the event showcases the talents and teamwork of our students.
The event is organized around four houses, each represented by a distinct color and name: Red (Uhud), Blue (Badar), Green (Khaibar), and Yellow (Khandaq). The houses compete in various sports and activities, fostering a sense of unity and school spirit.
In preparation for Sports Day, students engage in a comprehensive two-week training program, including latihan berbaris (marching), chanting, and intensive sports training. This preparation ensures that they are well-prepared and enthusiastic for the event.
One of the highlights of the day is the array of food and beverage stalls available for shopping and refreshments. Parents, students, and guests can enjoy a variety of delicious options throughout the event, making Sports Day a delightful experience for everyone involved.
Beyond the fun and competition, Sports Day underscores the important link between physical activity and cognitive development. Engaging in physical movement stimulates the brain and enhances cognitive functions, such as focus and memory. This event not only celebrates athleticism and teamwork but also highlights the vital role of sports in supporting both physical and mental well-being.
Parents and community members are invited to join us in cheering on our students and supporting their efforts as they demonstrate their skills and sportsmanship.
