Student-run Clubs

The NOVA student-led clubs program allows all secondary school students in grades 6 through 12 to nurture their interests and leadership skills by autonomously managing a club tailored to their interests and needs. All students can propose their ideas and establish a club through an application FORM. Furthermore, students are encouraged to solicit their peers' interests by presenting their clubs at the Student-led Clubs Fair, an event held at the start of each academic year. In order to support students in running their clubs, the school offers access to its facilities for hosting club activities, and it appoints supervisors from its faculty and staff members to provide guidance and oversight, ensuring the smooth functioning and development of these clubs

Yearbook Club

The Yearbook Club will work on different aspects of the yearbook design, including taking photos, creating layouts, and writing articles related to student life. The overall visual appearance of the yearbook will be the club members' primary responsibility. Students enrolled in this club will develop various skills, such as teamwork, creativity, graphic design, problem resolution, leadership mindset, time management, etc, which will be helpful when pursuing their chosen careers.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Teodora Naumovska, Nikola Trpeski, Kristina Mukaetova, Vladimir Vladimirovski via our ALMA system.

NOVA Times

The club’s main aim is to provide a space for students to thrive in terms of their writing in many different areas. Our goals include publishing at least 2 editions per semester and having a successful year as the official school newspaper. The club meets once per edition for writers to submit their article ideas and then go ahead and edit and publish the same. It’s a safe space for anyone passionate about writing. NOVA Times is a space where students can thrive by developing their writing skills. The objective is to publish at least two editions per semester and create a digital news portal.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Teodora Risteska Daskalovski, Galena Kuzmanovska, Noli Jegeni, Marija Krsteska, and Ana Ilieva via our ALMA system.

NOVA Book Club

Our club members have the chance to give us recommendations and then choose from a provided book list a book of the month. We all read the book for a duration of one month and usually meet on Friday at the library. Members prepare discussion questions to kickstart the discussion and usually spend one hour talking about the book with the members.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Teodora Risteska Daskalovski and Biljana Loparski via our ALMA system.

Trivia Club

The club welcomes all students interested in trivia or joining the Knowledge Bowl tournament. The club aims to provide instructional experience for those seeking to expand their knowledge and quiz abilities. The framework is to divide the sessions into two halves - the first one focuses on specific aspects of the quiz, such as knowing when to buzz in, being aware of your strengths, and trusting your teammates, while the second half includes participating in an actual quiz competition where everyone participates. The club is open for all sixth to twelfth-grade students who will be introduced to essential Knowledge Bowl strategies.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Federico Bogo and Arbi Taravari via our ALMA system.

Film Making Club

The club provides a hub for film enthusiasts eager to delve into the world of cinema. We offer a platform for discussing and analyzing classic and contemporary films within today’s context. Students will be able to deepen their knowledge of the film production process and make their own short films.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Aleksandar Shopovski and Mihail Mircheski via our ALMA system.

Movie & Service Club

This club aims to enable students to broaden their perspectives through thought-provoking films on diverse subjects like cultures, healthcare, eco-awareness, world politics, and global issues. Every other meeting will be dedicated to a service-as-action initiative inspired by the previous movie session.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Andreea Alessia Anisie and Ksenia Veselinov via our ALMA system.

French Club/Club de Francais

All secondary school students are invited to join the club with a single and common goal: to develop, learn, and upgrade their mastery of the French language through joint exciting discussions. The purpose of this club is to create a place for every francophone in school, regardless of their level of knowledge of the language. Being a native speaker, our MYP Individuals and Societies teacher, Mr. Gaetan Hulot, is here to support the students. The club's members are to meet every second Monday and spend 60 minutes conversing on various topics of interest. If you want to join the club and have any questions, please get in touch with Matej Korunoski or Mr. Hulot.

Psychology Club

The club delves into various topics in IB DP psychology and explores intriguing extra-curricular subjects through engaging debates, experiments, and research projects. All club members are treated equally and with respect, thus creating a safe space for everyone to express themselves freely.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Melina Spasovska and Tia Stanojkova via our ALMA system.

Coloring Club

In order to raise awareness about anxiety, we have established this club as a safe place where students can let their inner child out each week. Here, they can engage in coloring activities, play with fidget toys, and discuss personal issues, provided they are comfortable with sharing.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Leon Buhovski and Melis Cavusoglu via our ALMA system.

The Picture Perfect Club

This club aims to create a vibrant community of enthusiasts willing to master the art of photography. The focus is skills and creativity development and community engagement through various activities, workshops, and, ultimately, promoting the art of photography on a school-wide level. Beginners and experienced photographers can learn from each other by helping individuals find their unique photographic perspective and explore different genres and styles. The club's activities will include Creativity Activity Service experiences and Service As Action activities, such as collaborating with local NGOs on various communal events and utilizing photography to raise awareness and advocacy. "Photo walks" to different locations are planned to take place monthly so members can practice in real-world settings. Constructive feedback from members and mentors is more than welcome, as the goal is to inspire a love for visual storytelling among all students.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Simona Ruzinova, Leona Ancevski, and Antoni Popovski via our ALMA system.

Social Sciences Club

Members will broaden their knowledge in politics, psychology, and law by engaging in debates on relevant topics, moot courts, and Model United Nations-like conferences. The idea is to provide students with a stimulating learning environment to explore similar areas of interest outside the curriculum.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Petra Sljunski, Anastasija Krstovska and Galena Kuzmanovska via our ALMA system.

MUNA Club

Moot Court Club

The goal is to gather students who have an interest in politics and law. Along with helping the members prepare for the upcoming Moot Court competition, the meetings will provide an opportunity for students from 9th through 12th grade to discuss and share information about the same subject and to connect with more knowledgeable professionals in the field. For more information about the club, contact Borjana Nestorovska, Monika Lazarevska, and Teodora Daskalovski Risteska.

Dance Club

Secondary School students passionate about this art form will strengthen their body movement skills while fostering lifelong friendships and boosting self-confidence. Club members will participate in community service events and perform at local venues, serving as a valuable experience for the future. The club plans to host engaging dance workshops tailored to beginners and advanced students with guest choreographers.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Elena Antovski, Tamara Tashkovska, and Monika Lazarevska via our ALMA system.

Physics club

Medic Minds

The club aims to create a dynamic hub for students passionate about the intricate realm of healthcare, fostering a community where medicine comes to life and curious minds can satisfy their thirst for knowledge. Guest speakers of different medical vocations will be invited to join their discussions, while there will be organized workshops to broaden our understanding of certain illnesses and jointly find a reason why they occur and what the possible cures would be.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Izabel Eritsyan via our ALMA system.

Nova's Helping Hands

The club is all about volunteering and community service. The projects carried out throughout the school year include organizing intergenerational activities, environmental action workshops, book & toy drives, nature clean up, and restoration by working with different organizations that advocate for those causes. Club members are empowered to develop personal responsibility and organizational skills outside the school environment and to become more broad-minded and caring.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Angela Popivanova via our ALMA system.

Student Council

Student Council consists of 20-25 members working together to address student concerns and propose solutions to ongoing issues that affect them. The Council shares its conclusions with the school’s administration and leadership. The entire community, including the Student Support Services team, works together to find optimal outcomes, minding the students’ interests and needs. The student body also organizes various events, such as bake sales and different-themed workshops.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Galena Kuzmanovska and Vedrana Serafimovska Miloshevska via our ALMA system.

Feminist Club

Chess Club

The Chess Club will allow students to pursue their passion for this game in an academic setting. The club members will learn about different opening theories, play games, and host internal and international tournaments to provide student-specific advice for improvement.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Filip Stojkovski, Boris Protik, Lazar Jokić, and Ognen Angelevski via our ALMA system.

RISE Club

RISE is an NGO led by international students. It aims to promote STEM sciences and innovation and enrich its members' experiences by engaging them in various workshops, inviting experts, and organizing debates. The goal is to raise awareness among the student community about the link between science, business innovations, and different career paths. Planned activities include watching topic-related movies and organizing debates, hands-on workshops, revisiting science experiments, and team-building games.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Anja Nikolovska via our ALMA system.

The Female Basketball Club

The goal of this club is to create a supportive environment for beginners who may need help finding the confidence to try out a new sport. With an all-female basketball team, the club members aim to make everyone feel comfortable regardless of their skill level. The practices will be filled with new experiences, excitement, and friendship.

If you wish to join the club, please contact Sara Shej, and Galena Kuzmanovska via our ALMA system.

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