Guidelines for forming a successful ICT Club in your school.

The teacher introduces the idea of the formation of ICT Club to the Headteacher. The Headteacher becomes Patron and the teacher may serve as Assistant
Market the idea to all other interested and supportive teachers. This may help in project-based work.
Document clearly the aim and objectives and planned activities of the club.
Share your club idea back with the school administration including the Board of Governors to seek approval.
Develop a work plan/action plan of at least one year and make it available to all members.
Convince more students to join.
Dissolve the steering committee and elect officials to run the club.
Keep club records: minutes, reports, photos, etc.
Develop club webpage or blog to share your ideas.
Be relevant to your school, community, country, and the world. Align your program to the SDGs.
Have activities running at any one time
Let all members remain active
Keep good record of what you do in the club
Work as a team; be supportive and have respect towards each other.
Have regular meetings
Have clear agenda for your meetings
Be good role models in your ICT Department, school and community.
Have clear ground rules; aims and objectives; must be well understood by all members; stick to club rules
Strive to excel in ICT and Computer Studies