CLUBS & ACTIVITIES

A Capella Club invites students to sing without instrumental accompaniment, encouraging students to step out of their comfort zones and improve their musical skills.

The mission of the Aerospace Club is to advance students' understanding of astronomy and space environments, current and developing aerospace technologies, engineering skills and practices, and creative and innovative designs for futuristic space colonies. We aim to inspire curiosity, foster a passion for space exploration, and develop the next generation of aerospace enthusiasts and professionals.

This is a club where you can blend your creativity with the power of all kinds of AI tools—no prior tech or art experience required.

Baking Club is for students to have fun and enjoy tasty sweets they bake.

Roll the dice, draw a card, and join the fun! Board Games Club is a welcoming space where students can relax, make friends, and enjoy a wide variety of games—from strategy classics like Catan and Chess to party favorites like Codenames and Uno. Each meeting is a chance to learn new games, practice critical thinking, and share plenty of laughs. Whether you’re competitive, casual, or just curious, Board Games Club is the perfect place to unwind and connect through play

Book Club is a welcoming community for readers who want to share their love of stories, ideas, and discussion. Each month, members choose a book—ranging from classics to contemporary fiction, nonfiction, or even graphic novels—and come together to talk about themes, characters, and connections to real life. The club encourages critical thinking, open conversation, and creativity, sometimes pairing discussions with activities like debates, writing prompts, or art inspired by the book. Whether you’re a passionate reader or just looking for a fun way to explore new genres, Book Club is the place to read, reflect, and connect.

Make ceramics pieces, everyone gets a chance.

Chemistry Club is for students who are curious about the science of matter and reactions that shape our world. Through hands-on experiments, demonstrations, and discussions, members explore topics that go beyond the classroom—from colorful reactions and polymers to real-world applications in medicine, energy, and the environment. The club also offers opportunities to prepare for competitions, conduct research projects, and share exciting experiments with the school community. Whether you dream of becoming a scientist or just want to see chemistry come alive, Chemistry Club is the place to spark curiosity and discovery.

Intrigued by the world's oldest strategy game? Join the Tsinghua International School Chess Club—a welcoming environment for students of all skill levels, from absolute beginners to intermediate level.

Chess is proven to boost concentration, problem-solving skills, and academic performance. It's the perfect way to exercise your brain while connecting with your fellow students outside of the classroom.

Chinese Band Club is a space for students who love music and want to celebrate Chinese culture through performance. Members explore both traditional and modern Chinese music, from instruments like the guzheng, erhu, and pipa to contemporary band arrangements. The club provides opportunities for collaboration, practice, and live performance at school events and cultural celebrations. Whether you’re an experienced musician or simply curious to learn, Chinese Band Club is the perfect place to share your passion for music, connect with others, and keep cultural traditions alive through sound.

The Classics Club is explores the rich world of ancient Greek mythology and history, from the legendary tales of gods and heroes to the cultural achievements that shaped Western thought. Our mission is to make the classics engaging and interesting for students around school. Through creative projects, and collaborative research, members will gain a deeper appreciation of the ancient Greek world. As a joint goal, the club will produce an end product (such as website) that shares the relevance of classical knowledge with a broader community.

CSC is a club that organizes a range of on-campus and off-campus events that contribute positively to the THIS community. The club encourages all students and teachers to participate in events such as Animal shelter trips, mentorship programs, and other charity events, both as organizers and as participants. Join CSC to oil the gears of THIS and provide help for others with the best of your ability.

Cosplay club is a place for students to gather and share their love of Anime and Cosplay. Throughout the year, they will learn skills of makeup, wig making, and costume design to best dress as their favorite characters. If you’ve ever wanted to try Cosplay, this is the club for you!

Crafting Club provides a time for students to work on crafts and mini projects after school. In the club, students will learn to craft with multiple different mediums, enjoy handcrafts, and form new passions. By joining the club students ought to experience personal growth and develop a new sense of self overtime.

Drama Club is a club that does two theater performances each school year. The fall semester is dedicated to small musical pieces, and the spring semester will be for a full musical that sells tickets for profit and charity. Students can join for singing, dancing, and acting roles, or backstage crew.

Environmental Humanities Club aims to give students an opportunity to take action and have a positive impact on the environment and the world.

Fan Fiction Club is a warm space for fans of anime, novels, and games! Share character ideas, create fun fanfics, and join writing exercises or supportive feedback sessions.

Fine Art Club is a creative community for students who want to explore and express themselves through the visual arts. From drawing, painting, and sculpture to mixed media and digital art, members have the opportunity to experiment with different styles and techniques in a supportive environment. The club encourages collaboration, skill-building, and self-expression while also showcasing student work through exhibitions and school events.

Football Club is a team-centered community where students can build strength, skill, and sportsmanship on and off the field. Members train together to improve fundamentals—passing, running, strategy, and teamwork—while also learning discipline, leadership, and resilience. The club emphasizes healthy competition, collaboration, and school spirit, offering opportunities for friendly scrimmages and participation in school or regional matches.

History club is a club that promotes humanities and historical learning among the Tsinghua International School Community.

Linguistics Club focuses on the world of linguistics and different sectors of this field to fellow peers. Many different interesting problems from the renowned competition of the International Linguistics Olympiad will also be analyzed together, preparing for eventual participation.

Media Club is a creative hub for students interested in exploring the power of media—whether through film, photography, journalism, graphic design, or digital storytelling. Members will learn how to create and analyze media projects, from short films and podcasts to school announcements and social media content. The club provides opportunities to practice technical skills, share ideas, and collaborate on projects that capture student voices and school life.

MGNET Club focuses on learning different types of dance and practicing together. Members explore various dance styles, share techniques, and rehearse regularly. The club also takes part in school events and performs on the platforms provided by the school.

THIS Perfume Design is a club composed of perfume enthusiasts. We appreciate fragrances, create scents, and use aroma as a medium to create art.

The Philosophy Club offers you a comfortable and inspiring space to peruse imperishable classics, have a compassionate discussion, and enjoy some lovely antique activities (such as a symposium), a place that erases boundaries between classes, grades, and even between students and teachers. Consider to join if you have the phil (love) to the sophy (wisdom), dear intellectual misters and misses.

Physics Club is a community for curious minds who want to explore how the universe works beyond the classroom. We dive into fascinating topics like black holes, quantum mechanics, relativity, and everyday applications of physics through discussions, experiments, and projects.

Have you always wanted to learn how to battle using Pokemon Cards? Join us in the Secondary Library on Tuesdays after school to play! No knowledge or cards required!

This club introduce students into academics through trivia games and tournaments, as well as prepare them for any official competitions.

Robotics Club is a club for students to explore their interests in hardware and software designing. High schoolers can join our competition team for the upcoming VEX V5 tournaments, while middle schoolers explore robotics basics with fun and interactive VEX IQ robots.

Welcome to the Rock Band Club! We're a collective of musicians and music lovers united by a shared obsession with everything rock, from granites to classic riffs. Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting out, this is your space to jam, learn, and crank up the amps. Join us to find your bandmates, hone your skills, and celebrate the raw energy of rock and roll.

Want to run and make friends? Join us in running!

Scinex is a club that inspires young students to explore STEM. We run hands-on experiments for primary students and guide older members to create projects for the Conrad Challenge, a global STEM innovation competition.

The Secondary Yearbook Club is a student-driven, teacher-advised team focused on capturing the memories, stories, and spirit of our school community. Team members take on different roles, like editor, designer, photographer, writer, or grade representative (liaison), and work together to create a high-quality yearbook that shows off the creativity and uniqueness of our entire THIS community. Being part of the yearbook team isn’t just about making a book, it’s about growing. Students will grow as leaders, communicators, and team players while learning how to meet deadlines, solve problems, and share ideas through writing, design, and photography. Every meeting, project, and page helps build confidence and skills used far beyond school, making this a fun and meaningful way to be challenged and leave a lasting mark.

We empower women through action. We focus on real challenges and drive change both on and off campus.

A student-run magazine club that publishes bi-monthly English issues relating to events surrounding us.

The Dead Poet’s Society Club is a place where students can demonstrate their passion in poetry through various ways, which include participating in Poetry Slams and publishing poems in the school magazine.

The Speech, Debate and Model UN Club is designed to familiarize students with the expectations of competitive Speech and Debate as well as Model UN. Students will learn to break down information and develop expert positions on contemporary topics. They will practice speaking and debating in competitive environments. Through our weekly meetings, students will receive the support, practice and have access to the infrastructure to facilitate success in their respective events. Finally, we will attend a series of competitions and conferences where students will support each other in their efforts to grow as speakers and critical thinkers. Welcome to the Middle School Speech, Debate and MUN Club at THIS!

Our club connects art and healing. Through classes, projects, and discussions, we encourage creativity and emotional expression. In a supportive space, students find balance and strength, promoting mental well-being.

The Traditional Dance Club teaches students a variety of dance styles, including Chinese traditional, folk, and modern dance. Students rehearse dances during meetings and perform them on China Day, Artfest, etc.

The Chinese Authors' Circle is a club dedicated to cultivating writing skills, where students engage in creative writing during club activities and after-school hours, gradually developing personal portfolios. Additionally, we host events such as the International School Poetry Gala, monthly reading sessions, and author talks to enrich the experience.

The Animal Conservation Team (ACT) is a club that believes in the conservation in Animal Species. ACT represents a community of caring and passionate individuals who are willing to put a little extra of their time in helping animals in need.

Learn to code games & gadgets on the pocket-sized BBC Microbit—no experience needed, just curiosity!

Kids Read is for students who love to read! We read specific English and Chinese books then compete with other schools to see who knows them best. Please see Ms. Kylee or Ms. Suski for more information or the 2025–2026 book list.

The Middle School Speech, Debate and Model UN Club is designed to familiarize students with the expectations of competitive Speech and Debate as well as Model UN. Students will learn to break down information and develop expert positions on contemporary topics. They will practice speaking and debating in competitive environments. Through our weekly meetings, students will receive the support, practice and have access to the infrastructure to facilitate success in their respective events. Finally, we will attend a series of competitions and conferences where students will support each other in their efforts to grow as speakers and critical thinkers. Welcome to the Middle School Speech, Debate and MUN Club at THIS!

MS Math Club is a place for students to explore math beyond the classroom in a fun and supportive environment. Through puzzles, games, and problem-solving challenges, members strengthen their skills while discovering the creativity and beauty of mathematics.

Ready to amaze your friends? Join the Poker Trick Game Club, where card magic meets the magic of math! We meet every Thursday at lunch to learn awesome card tricks and discover the secret codes of probability and logic hidden in the deck. It's all about having fun while giving your brain a cool workout. No fancy math skills needed—just get ready to be the star of the lunchroom!

SEI Movie Club is a welcoming space for multilingual students to improve their English through the fun and engaging world of film. Each week, we watch movies or short clips together and discuss the stories, characters, and cultural themes in a supportive environment. The club helps members build listening and speaking skills, expand vocabulary, and gain confidence in expressing ideas.

Our goal is to build a stronger, more spirited, and more connected school for all.

The Art & Design Association is a community for students passionate about creativity, innovation, and visual expression. Our mission is to explore the intersection of art and design through hands-on projects, collaborative workshops, and exhibitions. Members will have the opportunity to experiment with mediums ranging from traditional drawing and painting to digital design, fashion, and architecture.

Test your strength, improve your technique, and build camaraderie in Arm Wrestling Club! This club provides a safe and supportive environment for anyone interested in the sport of arm wrestling—from beginners who want to learn proper form to experienced members looking to sharpen their skills. We focus on training, strategy, and friendly competition while promoting discipline, resilience, and sportsmanship.

The Biology Olympiad Study Group aims to prepare its members for Biology Olympiads such as the USABO and BBO by going over material, doing practice questions, and reviewing case studies together. In addition, we also provide materials and study guides for the members to study in their own time.

HS Game Programming Engineering Club: weekly meetups to share progress and set goals; build games, code, and engineering projects together all week.

Chinese Debate Club is dedicated to training students on debating skills, critical thinking, and evidence-based argumentation. Students have the opportunity to practice defending their own arguments and analyzing topics from different perspectives. The club hosted a tournament in 2018-2019 at THIS and attended several tournaments in Beijing and other cities. Students in the club will have the opportunity to participate in these tournaments and learn about debating through their own experiences.

HS AI Club

HS students participate in weekly meetings where they discuss fun and challenging mathematics. The first quarter is mostly dedicated to international math competition preperations. Further content, such as advanced matheamtics, is introduced throughout the year, from Graham's number to the Axiom of Choice. When not learning or presenting theorems and concepts, students also play games such as Set, Poker, or Avalon.

Jazz Band is a performance group where students explore jazz, swing, blues, and popular music. Members learn improvisation, build ensemble skills, and perform at concerts and events. Open to musicians ready to grow, have fun, and share the creativity of jazz!

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MUN helps students build research, critical thinking, and diplomacy skills while learning about global issues and UN values, preparing them for success in Model United Nations.

The Pre-Med Society is a place for students interested in medicine to learn, share, and get involved. We host health awareness campaigns, discuss medical topics, and support local hospitals. Our goal is to explore healthcare while giving back to the community.

Psych-Understation is where psychology meets practice. Students explore academic topics, then create impact through outreach—visiting elderly homes, running movie therapy nights, or leading activities that build happiness across our THIS community.

The Student Council Committee is a group of enthusiastic and reliable students who support Student Council by lending a helping hand during school events. Members of this committee assist with setup, organization, and logistics whenever extra support is needed. Joining the committee is a great way to get involved in school life, contribute to memorable events, and build teamwork and leadership skills without the full commitment of being a council member. Everyone is welcome to join—your energy and willingness to help will make a real difference!

The Sustainability Club is dedicated to raising awareness and driving action on environmental and social sustainability. Our mission is to inspire students to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives, foster community engagement, and promote innovative solutions that address pressing environmental challenges. We host workshops and engaging activities such as recycling initiatives, campus clean-ups, and sustainability challenges. We connect classroom knowledge with real-world impact

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