The Office of Student Activities works with the Principals to support or initiate a number of activities, both curricular and extracurricular. These provide opportunities for students to explore their skills and areas of interest as well as foster teamwork, sportsmanship, discipline, leadership, good human relations and wholesome attitudes. Student activities are learning experiences and are developed and managed with this purpose in mind. They are an integral part of a UNIS education and universities do take notice.

• Community Service
• Environmental Education
• Clubs & Committees
• Contact info.
• UNIS Athletics
• Special Events
• UNIS-UN
• Forms (appendices)

• CIGNA Insurance Brochure
• K-12 Accident Claim Form

Curricular activities

These are required activities, which take place within the regular course of study.

• Community Service
• Outdoor Environmental Education Program

Extracurricular activities

These activities are school-sponsored but not required, and take place in tandem with the regular course of study.

• Student clubs, committees and publications
• UNIS Athletics (teams) and Sports Clubs
• Special student events (i.e. dances, contests, festivals, open mics, etc. )
• Trips of a special nature - during or after school hours, overnight, weekend and long distance trips
• Theater (i.e. assemblies, rehearsals, student organized events, etc.)

Liaison with the Untied Nations:

The Office of Student Activities serves as liaison with the United Nations for issues which involve student participation in UN sponsored events. This also includes the annual UNIS-UN Conference, which takes place in the General Assembly Hall of the United Nations and is a unique UNIS sponsored student conference.