The Student Council at Spectrum International School is instrumental in advocating for student interests, coordinating events, and nurturing a communal atmosphere. Elected members work closely with faculty and administration to address student needs, coordinate school-wide initiatives, and enhance the overall student experience.
Spectrum International School has implemented a House System as part of our Positive Behaviour Management System (PBMS). The House System consists of four houses named Arlan, Sunkar, Tulpar, and Barys. Each student and staff member is assigned to one of these houses, creating a sense of belonging and fostering a spirit of friendly competition. The House System promotes positive behavior, teamwork, and leadership skills. Students earn points for their houses through academic achievements, good conduct, participation in extracurricular activities, and acts of kindness. Regular house events and competitions are organized to encourage collaboration and sportsmanship. The House System at Spectrum International School is an integral part of our school culture, promoting a positive and supportive learning environment.
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