After School Clubs

The German for Young Global Scholars Club introduces students to the German language and culture while building communication skills, global awareness, and confidence. Through interactive learning and cultural activities, students prepare for international opportunities and become globally minded learners.

The Debate Club develops students’ confidence, critical thinking, public speaking, and communication skills. Through structured discussions and debates, learners practice building arguments, understanding different perspectives, and expressing ideas with clarity and respect while preparing to become strong future leaders.

The Creative Arts Club is where imagination takes physical form. Students explore drawing, painting, design, and mixed media expression while learning how to communicate emotions, ideas, and identity through visual art. It builds patience, observation, and creative confidence—turning blank pages into powerful statements.

 Our Film Club introduces students to filmmaking, acting, scriptwriting, directing, cinematography, and digital storytelling, helping them develop creativity, confidence, teamwork, and communication skills. The club is supported by our Co-Founder and Vice President, Georgia Oviesu, also known professionally as Gia Réi, who has worked on a number of film projects.  The Film Club is more than an extracurricular activity—it's a place where imagination meets purpose, and where the next generation of Nigerian storytellers can begin their journey.

The STEM & Robotics Club at Bennie Griffins Academy is where curiosity turns into invention and ideas become working systems. It’s built for students who don’t just want to learn science—they want to build with it. Here, learners explore the foundations of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) through hands-on experiments, coding basics, electronics, robotics design, and problem-solving challenges. Students work in teams to design, build, and test simple machines and robotic systems that respond to real-world problems.

ThiThe Entrepreneurship Club trains students to think like builders of value. They learn business fundamentals, leadership, problem-solving, and innovation through real-world ideas and projects. From identifying problems to designing solutions, students develop the mindset of future founders and change-makers.