Hundreds of TDSers, four academic fields and three Try-out sessions, each with its own set of challenges — the search for new members for The Dewey Schools’ Academic Clubs for the 2026–2027 school year took place over the past weekend in an exciting and competitive atmosphere.
From Literature, Mathematics and TOEFL to English Debate, each club offers its own journey of learning and growth, attracting TDSers who share a passion for the subject and a desire to explore it more deeply.

At Dewey, Academic Clubs are spaces where students with shared interests and strengths can learn from one another, practise their skills and develop their abilities in greater depth. Alongside strengthening their academic foundations, TDSers gradually build critical thinking and problem-solving skills while preparing for academic competitions at both national and international levels — helping them better understand their strengths and build a strong foundation for their future learning goals.

The Try-outs gave students the chance to take on challenges, discover their abilities and get ready for new opportunities. Whether selected or not, what matters most is that every TDSers had the courage to step outside their comfort zone and discover new possibilities within themselves.
After taking part in the Try-outs for the English Debate and TOEFL Clubs, Bảo An (6Liverpool) shared excitedly: “I feel like this was a great opportunity to find out where I am and what I can improve on. I really hope I’ll have the chance to join the club and try new things in the future.”

A new journey of deeper learning is just beginning. We hope all TDSers will continue to stay curious, embrace new challenges and pursue the things they truly love. We can’t wait to meet the new faces of Dewey’s Academic Clubs in the 2026–2027 school year!




