Clubs & Societies
AVA Club
Audio-Visual Aids (AVA) Club runs sound + lighting + projection for school events. Equipment is the school's — you mostly need a notebook, a small tool roll, and patience.
Before you shop
What AVA Club is like in school
Audio-Visual Aids (AVA) Club runs sound, lighting and projection for school events — assemblies, SYF prep, sports day, speech day. School equipment; minimal personal kit.
Activity rhythm
- 1-2 weekly sessions, 1.5-2 hours.
- Deployment to actual events (assemblies, performances).
- Crew rotation based on event needs.
The school provides
- All sound desks, mixers, mics, lights, projectors, cables.
- Training in basic signal flow and console operation.
- Teacher-in-charge + senior crew.
What parents buy
- Crew run-sheet notebook (A5).
- Small roll of gaffer tape (cable management).
- Pocket LED torch.
- Microfibre cleaning cloth pack (for lenses and displays).
Watch-outs
- Never plug or unplug live cables — feedback damages equipment AND ears.
- Wear close-toed shoes for crew duty — dropped lights and cables on bare feet are bad.
Frequently asked
Does AVA count for LEAPS / CCA?
Yes — Clubs & Societies under LEAPS 2.0.Need tech background?
No. Most clubs teach from zero. Curiosity matters more than prior knowledge.Is it just for boys?
No. Mixed clubs in most schools.
AVA Club kit
Equipment is the school's. Light personal extras.
4 items
Crew run-sheet notebook
Gaffer tape (small roll)
Black, peels clean — for cable management.
Pocket torch
Lens / display cloth
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