Student leadership in extracurricular activities plays a crucial role in fostering a well-rounded education and personal growth. By taking on leadership roles, students develop valuable skills such as communication, teamwork, time management, and problem-solving. These experiences not only contribute to their confidence and decision-making abilities but also help them learn how to inspire and motivate their peers. Leadership in extracurriculars also encourages responsibility, as students often take on the task of organising events, guiding their teams, or representing their group in various settings. Ultimately, student leadership in these activities such as MUN, robotics and drama nurtures a sense of community, empowers students to make a positive impact, and prepares them for future challenges both academically and professionally.