Extracurricular activities are diverse and include optional courses in languages, mathematics, chemistry, biology, and technical sciences. Students also participate in art, music, theater, and sports clubs, often winning awards in academic and creative competitions.

The student self-government program elects a leadership body annually, allowing students to actively shape school life and culture.

The School integrates ORT educational programs into extracurricular offerings and uses project-based learning throughout the curriculum. Its technical infrastructure supports innovation in STEM, media production, and digital literacy.

Participation in international STEM, environmental, and social initiatives reflects the School’s commitment to continuous innovation and global best practices.

The School prepares students for higher education and global citizenship through a well-rounded, multilingual, and skills-based education. It encourages leadership, responsibility, and intercultural understanding, making students ready for both academic and real-world success.

Jewish education is central to school life. Every student, regardless of background, participates in Jewish studies. Special programs for parents and families enhance community involvement.

Students also join international Jewish education trips and programs such as Hidon HaTanakh and visits to Israel, fostering identity, connection, and lifelong cultural understanding.

The School values international cooperation and is active in global projects related to education, environmental responsibility, and Jewish community building. These efforts support its mission to combine national curriculum with innovative and inclusive global learning.