Student activities represent an important aspect of the fields that receive great attention in education in general, and in pre-university education in particular, due to the significant role they play in forming and developing the student's character from its various mental, psychological and social aspects
Student activity means that students carry out many activities within the educational environment (the school), and these activities vary between humanitarian, economic or educational, and student activity has often led to changing the lives of its participants for the better, and consequently changing the societies in which they live, and the facets of student activity multiply with the multiplicity of its fields.
Developing students' commitment to good morals.
Modifying negative behaviour among some students.
Encouraging students to feel the importance of what they can do during school life.
Activity coordinators and teachers, school principals, and educational supervisors.
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