What does a "club" in high school include?

There are many kinds, such as various academic and social research societies, literary and art societies, chess societies, film and television criticism societies, photography societies, art societies, seal cutting societies, singing groups, theatrical troupes, basketball teams, football teams, information societies, animation societies and so on.

Regardless of grades, departments or even school boundaries, it is composed of students with similar interests and hobbies. Carry out various activities under the premise of ensuring that students complete their learning tasks and do not affect the normal teaching order of the school. The purpose is to enliven the school learning atmosphere, improve students' autonomy and enrich their after-school life; Exchange ideas, learn skills, inspire each other and enhance friendship.

Purpose of establishment

The activities of student associations are based on the premise of ensuring the completion of students' learning tasks and not affecting the normal teaching order of the school; It is conducive to the healthy growth of students and the work of the school. The purpose of student organization and activities is to enliven the learning atmosphere of the school, improve students' self-management ability and enrich students' after-school life.

Student associations can use students' spare time to carry out various activities, exchange ideas, learn skills, inspire each other and enhance friendship according to the different conditions of the school.

A student association refers to a mass student organization formed by students voluntarily to carry out activities in accordance with their articles of association in order to achieve the consent of members and meet the needs of personal interests and hobbies.

Student associations must consciously accept the leadership of the Youth League Committee of the school and the Youth League committees of all departments, and must abide by the Constitution, laws and various rules and regulations of the school. Community activities shall not interfere with the normal work, teaching and living order of the school. Members of student associations should be students with formal school status.

Student associations are not allowed to engage in profit-making business activities. The basic task of student associations is to adapt to the needs of social development, education reform and students' growth, actively carry out healthy, beneficial and colorful extracurricular scientific, technological, cultural and artistic activities, and promote students' all-round development in morality, intelligence, physique, beauty and labor.