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.

Monopoly Club

The continuation of the Business and Economics Club, known as "Monopoly," focuses on helping upper secondary school students explore and understand the world of business and economics. The club engages its members through interactive activities, discussions, and real-world applications, introducing key business principles and economic theories. It also provides opportunities for students to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills, all of which are essential in today’s fast-paced world. Through simulations, debates, or guest speaker sessions, Monopoly inspires students to deepen their knowledge while equipping them for future academic and career pursuits in business and economics.

If you wish to join, please contact Ëmbla Qyra.

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.

Competitive Debate Club

The Competitive Debate Club is dedicated to teaching students how to excel in the globally recognized "World Schools" debate format. Each week, members will explore a new aspect of debating, including structuring arguments, effective speaking, analyzing debate motions, and mastering key strategies. After building a strong theoretical foundation, students will apply their skills in weekly mock debates. The club’s primary goal is to help students build confidence and proficiency in this debate format. In the long term, the club aims to prepare members for competitive debate tournaments to showcase their abilities and compete with peers from other schools and institutions.
If you’re interested in joining, please contact Damjan Stojanovski (10th Grade) and Ana Antovska (11th Grade)

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.

Chemistry Catalysts

This club invites students to explore the fascinating world of chemistry through hands-on and interactive learning experiences. Its mission is to spark a passion for chemistry by conducting fun and safe experiments, such as creating slime, elephant toothpaste, and pH-based reactions. Members will also have the opportunity to visit institutions like the Chemical Institute in Skopje and attend public events to broaden their understanding. The club also offers free tutoring and study sessions to help students excel academically and explore advanced topics. The goal of Chemistry Catalysts is to foster an inclusive community where teamwork and creativity thrive, taking chemistry beyond the classroom and into everyday life!
For more information, contact Ana Antovska (Grade 11).

StartUp Business Club

The Business club aims to produce a Spotify podcast featuring expert guests from the business world who will share their stories, including founding their businesses and making important career decisions. In addition to the podcast, members will participate in regular meetings to explore business-related topics in a supportive environment that encourages idea-sharing and growth. By the end of the school year, the club plans to write a business book, incorporating topics discussed in meetings and insights from podcast guests. If you are interested in joining, contact Ilina Burnazovska (11th), Tia Stanojkova (11th), Dimana Andreeva (11th), Marketing team- Elena Antovski (11th) and Lana Pesheva (11th).

Painting Club

In this club, members will have the chance to develop their artistic skills by exploring different forms of visual art. The goal is to foster creativity, self-expression, and artistic growth in a supportive environment. Members will experiment with different painting techniques, explore various styles, and discover their unique artistic voices. The club encourages collaboration, idea-sharing, and participation in school or community art projects, fostering personal growth while building a sense of community. The club’s members also plan to organize workshops and open studios where everyone involved can bring friends to try techniques like dry brushing, fresco, acrylic painting, and even paint t-shirts.
Sounds interesting? Contact Andrea Zorzikj, Marija Jovanovska and Jasna Martinovska.

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 Anisa Alimi, Brankica Buralieva, and Vanja Velkova via our ALMA system.

NOVA Art Club

The NOVA Art Club seeks to inspire creativity and foster self-expression through art. Members can work on projects that can enhance their art portfolios while collaborating with and learning from fellow artists. The club’s ultimate goal is to host an end-of-the-year exhibition, providing members with a platform where they can proudly showcase their creations to the school community.
If you have an artistic flair and want to master your skills, contact Jana Kirovska (Grade 11).

Drama Club

The Drama Club provides a creative and supportive space for students to express themselves through theater. The club’s primary goal is to prepare and perform a full play by the end of the school year. Additionally, it offers guidance to 9th and 10th graders in their Theater course, helping them build skills and confidence.
If you want to learn more about the club’s activities or join, contact Mila Jakjoska, Elena Antovski, Blagica Dojchinovska, or Tia Stanojkova (Grade 11).

Geography Club

Are you eager to explore the world and its diverse cultures? The Geography Club is the perfect place for you! Students will learn about different countries, their traditions, and interesting facts about their origins and geology. Members will also use the geography game platform Seterra, making learning interactive and fun. Through engaging games, members can quickly memorize countries, cities, and other geographical features. If you want to explore the globe through games and fun, contact Nade Jankoska and Jovana Rangjelovikj.

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 and Engineering club

Build Club

The club’s primary focus is helping students explore the tech world and discover what’s possible. They will dive into physical computing, using devices like Arduino boards to create projects like LED displays or smart home gadgets like automatic light switches and thermostats. Students can also write their own code and program the Arduino boards using programming languages like Python. However, not all projects will require coding, so students need not worry if they lack coding experience. The club is interactive and inclusive, ensuring that everyone can learn and have fun together.
Feel like a constructor? Contact Dorijan Mitev-Milenkovski (Grade 10)

Project 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.

Author’s 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.

Business Club

Feminist Club

Mental Health Awareness Club

Mental Health Awareness Club is for students who are passionate about creating awareness campaigns in collaboration with the Upper Secondary counseling class. Students will work together to reduce stigma, share important information, and promote healthy coping strategies. The campaigns will aim to educate the school community about the importance of mental health, offer support, and encourage open discussions. By working closely with the counselor, club members will deepen their understanding of mental health and create meaningful projects that can positively impact the entire school community.
If you wish to contribute to this noble initiative, contact Novak Dukic and Borjan Icev from Grade 10.

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