After-school clubs are organized activities that take place after the regular school day. They provide students with opportunities to explore interests outside of the classroom, such as sports, music, art, or science. These clubs are often led by teachers or volunteers and can help students develop new skills, make friends, and enhance their learning experiences. Participation in after-school clubs can also promote teamwork and leadership. Students can choose clubs that align with their passions or try something new. Many schools offer a variety of options, ensuring that there is something for everyone, fostering a sense of community and belonging among students.