The extracurricular program is an important and an integral part of Kawefunmi secondary school life. The school expects each student to be in one activity or the other to serve the following objectives:
- The extra curricular programme allows pupils to develop and display skills that are not accommodated by class work for example, in athletics, gardening, music dramatics, public speaking, creative writing, chess, etc
- Extracurricular activities provide means through which pupils may pursue excellence and achieve distinction in other fields of human endeavour, where academic distinction has become elusive.
- The curricular programme helps to develop the sense of community and service as most of the activities involved are collaborative. Pupils are encouraged to work together within the contest of the activity. Moreover, many extra-curricular activities, for example, the service programme, choir, drama club, and the literary club are directed towards service of the school community.
- The extracurricular programme provides invaluable opportunities for social contract and for forming friendship. Inter-class, inter-year, inter-school club activities bring pupils together and thus enabling them form good relationships with one another. The activities also allow regular and informal contact between pupils and teachers.
- Extra-curricular activities allow Kawefunmi secondary school to form social relationships with pupils from other schools. It is only through competitive and non-competitive contact with pupils from other schools.
In sum then, Kawefunmi secondary school sees extracurricular as an important and integral part of the training of the individual. A student is a member of one or two clubs viz. readers club, Literary and Debating club Jets club, Sports, Business Club chess club, scrabble, table tennis, basket ball, soccer, volley ball, etc.
There is an experienced Guidance Counsellor to advise pupils on careers and other matters. Kawefunmi "Annual musical concert" has become famous yearly event.