There is a series of on-campus activities designed around the learning goals and maritime features of the school, including the Maritime Culture Festival, Maritime Science and Technology Innovation Winter Camp, Maritime Research and Field Trip, the Voyage Forum, as well as social services at local colleges, businesses, ports, and museums and maritime workshops and science exhibitions. This offers rich opportunities for project-based learning and independent research.

Student clubs are a key part of co-curriculum, including the Dragon Boat Club, Dragon & Lion Dance Club, Dance Club, Percussion Club, Student’s TV Channel, Underwater Robot Makers, Volunteer Group, and Quantum Camp Club, etc.

The school organizes student exchange programs every year thanks to the partnerships with Saint Martin's University and North Cedar International Academy of the United States, Oulun Lyseo Upper Secondary School of Finland, Gymnasium Grünwald of Germany, and schools in New Zealand and Ireland, etc.

Nearly one-third of the students have the opportunity to go abroad for a substantial length of exchange, live with a local family, experience the local culture, and organize international workshops. This greatly helps the young people to develop a global vision and cross-cultural communication skills, while enriching student life and school heritage and enhancing the quality of education.