Our aim of CCA programme is to offer learners the opportunity to participate in programs that support learning and help them flourish. To reflect the approach, our EPC ECA (Extra-Curricular Activity) program has been renamed to CCA (Co-Curricular Activity) this year (Y2020-2021).
Every year, the Student Services' CCA department works with faculty and specialist teachers /coaches /instructors to provide a wide array of after school activities. These CCAs are offered to children across all three sections: British Section, French Section, and German Section.
These programmes are designed to provide opportunities for the children to try out new activities or develop existing skills and learning in their fields of interest. The various CCAs cover such areas as: sports, dance, music, arts and crafts, general interest hobbies, STEAM, languages and local culture.
For the full list of activities for the coming academic year, please check out this link: Annual EPC CCA Schedule Brochure 2020-21.
Many of these activities are very popular and consequently over-subscribed. We will try to ensure that each participant has a chance to take part in the activities they are interested in. We use an enrolment system that allocates priorities based around each student’s preferences.
For all the information on how to enrol your child online and all the workings of the ECA programme, please have a look at the link: CCA Charter 2020-21.
Demonstration Video - For parents who need a quick reminder of the CCA enrolment procedures, please click the link
“Choose Your CCAs Online” to watch the video and walk through enrolment steps. (Special Note: As we have changed the program, we will not be offering pre-registration as in past practice. Registration will be available for all at the same time in August, including progressive skilled CCAs.)
If you have any questions not covered by the Annual Schedule Brochure or the CCA Charter, please contact the CCA department.
Miss Joyce Chen, Student Services EPC CCA Supervisor, joyce.chen@tes.tp.edu.tw ext. 1820