Our Services

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At Ikusaselihle High School, we believe that education extends beyond the classroom. Extra-curricular activities play a critical role in developing well-rounded learners by nurturing talents, building confidence, and fostering a sense of community and discipline.

These activities—ranging from sports, arts, debating, drama, music, science clubs, leadership councils, and cultural events—serve as powerful platforms for students to explore their interests, develop essential life skills, and build lasting relationships.

Benefits to Learners:

Holistic Development: Promotes emotional, social, and physical growth.
Improved Academic Performance: Studies show active students perform better in class due to increased discipline and time management.
Leadership & Teamwork: Encourages collaboration, responsibility, and decision-making.
Mental Wellbeing: Reduces stress, builds self-esteem, and creates a sense of belonging.
Career Preparation: Enhances communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and real-world exposure.

Benefits to the School:

Positive School Culture: Fosters pride, unity, and school spirit.
Enhanced Reputation: Success in sports, arts, and competitions improves the school’s visibility and community engagement.
Student Engagement: Keeps learners motivated, reducing absenteeism and dropout rates.

At Ikusaselihle High, we are committed to supporting every learner's journey beyond academics—cultivating individuals who are confident, capable, and ready to contribute meaningfully to society.

Performing Arts

Ikusaselihle High School is proud to celebrate the vibrant of Performing Arts. Our students engage in a variety of disciplines, including drama, dance, and music, honing their creativity and. Through dedicated practice and performances, we foster a passion for the arts, encouraging students to build and teamwork. Join us in supporting the next generation of talented artists as they shine both on stage and in their communities.

What We
Offer

🎭 1. Drama

Drama involves live performance through acting, dialogue, movement, and expression. It helps learners build confidence, creativity, public speaking skills, and emotional intelligence while exploring social issues, storytelling, and character development.

💃🏾 3. Dance

Dance combines physical movement with rhythm and expression. From traditional African dances to modern styles like hip-hop or contemporary, learners build discipline, fitness, and cultural awareness. Dance also promotes teamwork and emotional release through movement.

🎨 5. Visual Arts (Performance-Based)

Includes live painting, body art, or visual installations done as part of a show or live demonstration. It enhances imagination, visual communication, and appreciation for detail while often complementing drama or music performances.

🎶 2. Music

This includes vocal and instrumental training, choir, and music theory. Learners develop rhythm, harmony, and collaboration skills while expressing themselves through sound. Music enhances memory, focus, and coordination and often complements cultural and school events.

🎤 4. Poetry & Spoken Word

This art form allows learners to express thoughts, emotions, and social commentary through rhythm, performance, and creativity. It improves language skills, boosts confidence, and gives a powerful voice to youth in storytelling and activism.

🥁 6. Indigenous Cultural Performance

This includes traditional singing, drumming, praise poetry (izibongo), and ritual dance that preserve and celebrate heritage. It fosters cultural identity, respect for history, and unity among learners from diverse backgrounds.