Learn. Serve. Lead.
Five Clubs

Where our students learn to serve and lead

Leadership, sport, music, service and a community that lasts beyond graduation.

GTIS student leaders in grey school polo shirts standing together outside among the palm trees Leadership

Student Leaders

Student Leaders are selected for their exemplary conduct and given leadership training so they can serve in maturity and humility. They help hold school discipline through library and recess duties and classroom cleanliness, and they assist teachers with the daily running of the school.

The GTIS football team in yellow and green kit, posed in two rows on the grass pitch Sport

Football Club

Playing matches against other schools in Kampong Speu was a long-standing dream of the school’s founder. The club is as much about teamwork and good sportsmanship as it is about the score.

Music Club students on the hall stage, one holding a microphone and another a pair of drumsticks Music

Music Club

Students are taught guitar, keyboard and drums. The worship band leads the school in praise and worship during major school events.

Youth Brigade students in yellow school shirts on the rooftop, with the classroom block and the round tower behind them Character & Fitness

Youth Brigade

Weekly parades and camps build character, leadership and physical fitness. Members learn first aid and join Community Outreach programmes, serving with compassion and excellence.

GTIS graduates sitting around tables in the covered area, talking together Alumni

Alumni Club

A lifelong community that keeps graduates connected to one another, to the school and to the next generation, through fellowship, mentorship, service projects, networking, worship and outreach.

Why Clubs Matter

Character is learned by practising it

A child can be told what integrity or compassion means. It sticks when they have to live it out with other people.

1

Learn

Clubs teach real skills: an instrument, a position on the pitch, first aid, how to run a duty roster.

2

Serve

Pupils serve their classmates through school duties, and their neighbours through Community Outreach programmes.

3

Lead

Older students take responsibility for younger ones, and graduates keep coming back to mentor the pupils behind them.

Grades 1 to 12

Thinking about GTIS for your child?

If you would like to know more about the clubs, or about GTIS for your child, send us a message or give us a call.

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