This document contains questions and answers from students and teachers about extracurricular activities at a school. A student indicates that they enjoy some existing activities but would like hockey to be added, and attends 1-3 clubs. They feel after-school activities are helpful for figuring out future options. A teacher responds that extracurriculars can inspire career choices and that adding academically-focused activities could strengthen students.

1. Q&A FOR STUDENTS
Q&A FOR STUDENTS
1. Do you enjoy most of the activities in your school?
2. What activities would you like to have in the school?
3. How many after school clubs do you attend after school?
4. Are there any activities you would like to change?
5. What extra-curricular activities do you attend to the most?
6. Are the after school activities helpful, do you think they’ll help you in the
future?
ANSWERS
1. Yes but, I don’t go that much, I’m always busy
2. Hockey, is the first thing I’d choose, I love it
3. Usually 1 or 3
4. No, I like all of them, they’re not that bad
5. Trampolining
6. Yes definitely, other people think they don’t need it but, it will give you
options of what you want to do in the future.

2. Q&A FOR TEACHERS
1. Do you think the extra-curriculums help the students in the future?
2. Do you think about adding more activities for the students?
3. Are the activities helping them to prioritize themselves?
4. Will it be beneficial for them to use these activities as help for the future?
5. What activities do you think the school should be adding?
6. If they aren’t good at the activities do you give them a lot of practise and
demonstrations?
ANSWERS
1. Yes, yes most definitely because, if they don’t know what they are
looking to do in the future, the activities can inspire them to become
athletes in the future.
2. Sometimes, but only because new students are joining and there are too
much people.
3. They may be, maybe not.
4. Yes, as I said. Students who don’t know what they want to do in the
future, they’ll eventually be inspired in some way.
5. I think that we should add more activities that help them with their
work. That way they will surely become a lot stronger in their academics
6. Yes, but most of them don’t need it.

3. QUESTIONS (STUDENTS):
1) Do you enjoy some of the activities in your school?
2) What activities would you like to have in the school?
3) How many clubs do you go to after school?
4) Are there any activities you would like to change?
5) What extra-curricular activities do you attend to the most?
6) Are the after school clubs/activities helpful?
7) Do you think they will be useful in the future?
ANSWERS (STUDENTS):
1) Yes but, I don’t go that much, I’m always busy
2) Hockey is the first thing I’d choose but the school doesn’t have a rink
3) I go to 1 or 2, when I’m not busy
4) No, not really, they’re not that bad
5) I go to Trampolining a lot
6) Yes definitely, other people don’t think it’s important, but it is. Some people may not know
what they want to do in the future, but I guess after school clubs/activities will give you
options of what you are looking to do.
7) Most definitely, Yes!