" A country that does not take pride in its language and literature can never progress" - Dr. Rajendra Prasad.

Abhigyan Club is the Hindi Literary Club of La Martiniere for Girls. Members converse in Hindi and take part in activities like elocution, debate and drama. The club's main goal is to instill in every girl a pride for their national language - Hindi. An inspirational drama is enacted and patriotic songs are sung by the members on Republic Day as well as on Independence Day.
 

Computer Club of La Martiniere for Girls aims to promote scientific and today's age of instant communication. Computers have become an integral part of our life.  Hence, it is absolutely essential that all the students should be well-versed in the various computer languages and applications. This is the purpose of the Computer Club of La Martiniere for Girls. To create interest in computer-related activities is what the club intends to achieve. The club publishes a newsletter each year and conducts workshops for its members to enhance their technical skills. In collaboration with Nature Club, the Computer Club has also worked on the TRIP (Traffic Reduction Project).
 

Easel Club of La Martiniere for Girls is a club full of fun, frolic and creativity. The members come up with the best artistic work with even scraps of paper. The club believes that creativity and imagination goes a long way in building a persons' character and aims to put a splash of colour in the lives of each and every one of its members. It organizes the Annual Art and Craft Exhibition which is spread over two days. The entire year's art and craft exhibits from each class are displayed. The club believes in the magic that can be whipped up with simply a paint brush.
 

The Quiz Club of La Martiniere for Girls is a closely-knit group if girls from class VI to XII who believe 'cerebral' can be fun and 'educational' is interesting. It encourages its members to make audio-visual presentations and invites experienced quizzers to interact with the members. Members of the club believe that quizzing isn't about the 'mugging up of quiz books' or memorizing random facts. If one enjoys reading, sports, music, world cinema, theater, politics, economics or has a general awareness about the world, one is, in every way a quizzer. The club is not reserved for the academically proficient - it is a place for encouraging vibrant, curious young girls to closely analyze, learn and discuss the world around them, with all its mysteries and revelations.
 

Drishti is the cultural club of La Martiniere for Girls. Over the last ten years, the club has undertaken projects that impart cultural knowledge through events such as pottery and block printing workshops and Indian dance and music programmes. The club hopes to promote awareness, interest and pride in the rich Indian cultural heritage among all its members. The two main events are Drishti Utsav, which is an intra-school competition and Drishtikon, which is an inter-school fest.
 

The Safety Patrol of La Martiniere for Girls is a group of girls that, as the name suggests, looks after the safety of the students and the teachers of the school. The girls help the traffic police to manage the traffic before school starts and hence, help with the civic service. The girls also make sure that parents' dropping off their children in school is a hassle-free affair.
 

The school band of La Martiniere for Girls is the pride of the school. It only consists of boarders. They are seen in full force on the day of the Annual Athletics Meet when they also put up a display.
 

The meetings are held every Tuesday in the Audio Visual Room. It is conducted by some volunteers from the Assembly of God Church. The members of the club mostly consist of the Christian boarders. Meetings are fun-filled and even though, it is the end of the day; members are filled with enthusiasm to participate in the activities of the meeting. Members sing songs, play games, listen to stories relating to their daily lives and experiencing the love of God in their lives.
 

Science Club of La Martiniere for Girls aims to promote scientific awareness among the students and helps them develop an interest in science. Its objective is to show that science is prevalent in all aspects of our life and it is not confined to textbooks. The club organizes a Science Exhibition each year in which all members participate and members are also taken frequently on field trips.
 

The Nature Club of La Martiniere for Girls strives to protect and preserve nature is and around the school campus, promote awareness and generate interest in conservation of nature in general. The club is associated with NGOs such as Mother's Heart, PUBLIC, Greenpeace and WWF. The members take part in activities aimed at curbing noise pollution around the school premises, ensuring that the campus is a plastic-free zone, clean up drives in several parts of the city and excursions to the wetlands.
 

The photography club of La Martiniere for Girls, Kaleidoscope not only teaches its members new techniques of photography but also widens their perspective with the help of daily projects and presentations. The club has conducted several photography workshops and excursions. Members of this club believe that do capture a perfect moment is an inspiration on film.
 

The oldest club of La Martiniere for Girls, Interact Club is affiliated to the Rotary International District, 3291. It is the social service arm of La Martiniere and upholds the motto - "Service before self". The club aims to give all Martinians and opportunity to make a difference to society by serving the people around them. The club organizes five weekly projects - Health Clinic, The Manovikas Rehabilitation and Research Center, The Little Sisters of the Poor, EK Prayas and the Child in Need Asha Project. In addition, several annual, bi-annual and monthly projects are conducted. Members believe in using the special opportunities and privileges given to them to touch the lives of others.
 

"Be prepared" is the motto and the Guides have always been prepared for any event that comes their way, be it Republic Day, Independence Day, Prize Day or Sports Day. Guides have regular camps and competitions and they have always attempted to excel at whatever they do.
 

The Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme (now known as International Award for Young People) or DEAS as it is popularly known has been functioning in La Martiniere for Girls for years. It is open for students between classes VIII and XII. DEAS aims at helping the involved individual develop into a well-rounded person in every sphere of life. The treks are definitely the highlights of the award scheme as this is one segment where all the students as a team face the various experience. Other than the treks (Expedition / Exploration), the award also comprises of Skill, Physical Recreation and Social Service. The award is divided into 3 levels; Bronze, Silver and Gold. As one level is completed, another level begins and though the magnitude of the work increases manifold, the fun and the spirit always exceeds it.