Outside academics, Chrisland Schools have a thriving socio-culture. There are different release valve for all the natural joy and exuberance of our pupils. We believe they must be quick with mind and strong in limb and must have healthy doses of fun!

EXCURSIONS
EEXURSIONS are made to places of interest- Local, national and international. Children’s programmes are encouraged. Chrisland pupils have been to Manufacturing industries, Recreational Centres, Newspapers Houses, Agricultural Establishments and to places as far as Lome in Togo. In a special known as Charity Aid Week, visits are made to special Homes like Orphanages, Remand Centres & Old Peoples Homes to commemorate children’s day which is the nucleus of the Charity Aid Week.

SPECIAL DAYS
Some days in the term are designated as SPECIAL DAYS, wholly dedicated to the pursuit of worthy causes, for moral instructions for the children and to have celebration of some sort. Some of these special days are the Nursery Day, Art and Culture Day, Annual Variety Night, Library Day, Valedictory Day among others.

SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE SPORTS COMPETITIONS are held annually by the various schools Houses. The competition houses are: Daffodil, Lily, Lotus and Iris. Awards in the form of trophies and plaques are welcome from parents to encourage and reward good sportsmanship in children.

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES exists to absorb the natural tendencies of their mind and engage their curiosity. There is the Junior Engineers Technicians and Scientists (JETS); Art, Dance and Drama, French, Ballet, Music for the creative and artistic, Brownies, Home Makers, Young Farmers, Boys Scouts and Red Cross Society. Swimming and Takewaendo clubs are available for the physically active; while Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo cultural Groups are the natural choices for those who love traditional African culture. Each child is a member of the Literary and Debating Society, for the development of self-esteem and confidence in articulation of their personal views and opinions.