Droopnath Ramphul State College

At the Ordinary Level (School Certificate [SC]), students are expected to choose eight subjects at school and learn it for two years.

Student may wish to do a ninth subject (this subject may not be necessary available at school). However, they will have to do it as a "private" subject and will also need to pay for it.

If the student is struggling with an optional subject OR Additional Mathematics, they may wish to "drop" that subject in Grade 11 and choose to do only seven subjects. However, this is not recommended.

The club gives the opportunity to students to meet in a more relaxed and informal setting to work on art.

"We believe that art gives us a chance to truly find ourselves according to our imagination and uniqueness. It allows students to connect with their creativity and through art, each of us is able to transform our thinking skills into incredible masterpieces."

One of the club's aims is to foster and develop an appreciation of art and the exploration of diverse aesthetics. Around April 2022, the club organised "Thrift Shop Event" where members collected old clothes and accessories from students of the school itself and converted the old attires and items into fashionable and voguish outfits. The activity not only encouraged the budding talent of students but the funds gathered was donated to a student in need.

The benevolent club of DRSC has helped the entire school community and throughout the year, various activities were carried out for noble causes.

Each year, the benevolent club organises activities to raise funds, in order to help those in need.

The concept of ‘going green’ refers to the practice of environmentally friendly lifestyles which help preserve and sustain the environment.

The music club organises music competition, for students to express themselves.

The DRSC Science Club is a very dynamic club where members are encouraged to ‘think outside the box’ and give free rein confidently to their creativity application of scientific principles.

Around March 2021, the Grade 13 Orchid students and the Physics Department have developed an antenna to receive signals at DRSC.

"We successfully detected a cyclone in Mozambique channel. From my Physics lab." -Mrs Rauma Imrit, Physics Educator (2021)

Every year, the Science Club organises activities such as Blood Donations and the Annual Science Exhibition presented by the Grade 10 science students.

The Sports Club organise many activities, such as the Inter-Class competitions (Football, Batminton, Voleyball and etc.) and the Tafisa World Walking Day.

The Duke Program at DRSC was set up in the year 2015 by educators Mrs. Reekoye (Hindi Language Educator) and Mr. Mohun (Physical Education Educator).

“In line with the Mission and Vision of our school, the Award provides opportunities to students to and experiences that will help them in their future life and career as among others, it teaches them organisational skills and team building.” - Mrs. Mantee Sookharee, Rector (2023)

“For the last 15 years, I have been involved in the Duke of Edinburgh Award. It has always been a unique experience for me to be involved with all participants in this adventurous journey.” - Mr. Harish Mohun, Physical Education Educator (2023)

The National Youth Civic Service (NYCS) is a national programme which aims at developing an independent and assertive youth community to become responsible citizens. It not only enables youngsters to build a resilient character but also create their own identity and adapt to society through interactive group works, community projects as well as sports.