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How AYC’s Extracurricular Clubs Help Students Discover Their Potential
At the Amos Youth Centre (AYC), learning does not stop when a classroom lesson ends. As a Learning & Leadership Centre, AYC is intentional about creating opportunities for young people to learn, explore, lead, and discover who they are. While the classroom provides an important foundation through academic learning, our holistic programming and extracurricular clubs create a different kind of space: one where students can relax, make friends, express themselves, develop new skills and discover abilities they may not have known they had.
A Milestone for Inclusive Education: Precious and Goodson Reach Grade 12
For Precious and Goodson, reaching Grade 12 is more than completing another stage of school. It is a milestone that once seemed uncertain. Both students are part of the Read for Rose Special Education Programme, which supports children with disabilities through education with individualized, student-centered learning that includes acquiring life-changing language, academic, and occupational skills.
Supporting Staff Well-being at AYC
Every day at Amos Youth Centre (AYC), our team works alongside children, young people and families, creating opportunities for growth and development. But behind every holistic programme and activity that exists at our Learning & Leadership Centre are people with emotions and feelings. At AYC, we believe that supporting the people doing this work is an important part of creating a healthy and effective organisation.
The Teacher AYC Helped Shape: Isaac’s Story
Each day, he walks into his classroom knowing that behind every learner is a unique story. Some arrive full of confidence, while others carry challenges that are not immediately visible. Isaac understands this because he has lived it himself.