This High Achievers Club will consist of students who have excelled at five subjects or more and attained 70% and above in their different subjects. The idea of setting up a High Achievers Club is necessary because most of the students who are awarded a space at the institution are those who scored poorly on the various national tests and are at a state known as “learned-helplessness” which is described as a condition in which a person suffers from a sense of powerlessness, arising from a traumatic event or persistent failure to succeed. Therefore, the goals of this High Achievers Club is to motivate students intrinsically and extrinsically to strive to achieve to their fullest potential, thus helping to fulfil the vision stated above, while at the same time decreasing the level of