of break. Lunch and supper are both served in the school cafeteria, lasting 70 minutes, from 11:50am to 1:00pm and 5:40pm to 7:50pm, respectively. Hanyoung starts its school year in March and its second semester in August. The school year ends in February, as for most schools in Korea. Extracurricular activities There are more than 30 student clubs at Hanyoung, including, but not limited to: HYDIOS (Debate) KIMC (Model United Nations) AEOS (Volunteer Work) YUPI (Video Production) HYMES (English Newspaper) M&E (Economics) HI (Debate) JURA (Law & Legislation) Dova (Volunteer Work) HBS (Hanyoung Broadcasting System) HCO (Hanyoung Chamber Orchestra) HOF (Debate) HFE (Hanyoung Foreign Language Editorial) HNM (School Newspaper) AHA (Advertisement) Motiv (Photography) O2(Band) 書信 (Literary Magazine) 얼씨구나 (Samulnori team) Lacrosse VANK (Foreign Relations) CARE (Human Rights) SHO (Performing Arts) Unlike most academic high schools in Korea, Hanyoung Foreign Language High School does have varsity sports teams for sports including softball, baseball and lacrosse, although they are limited to students of OSP. Other students can participate in intramural teams during the annual sports festival, which includes volleyball, soccer, softball, and basketball. School Festivals Hanyoung is known for its abundance of school festivals throughout the academic year. There are mainly two large festivals for each semester: HYFIVE (문화제, literally Culture Festival) and Field Day (체육대회). HYFIVE normally consists of a variety of games and activities organized by department, relating to the country the students are majoring in. The festival is capped off with plays performed by students from each department, with the entirety of the school student population attending. Field Day is known for breeding and stimulating intense, energetic competition from students. Students take part in various sport and activities, representing their departments, such as soccer, kickball, volleyball, dodge ball etc. Field Day is held outside of school for two days. Other festivals consist of Hanyoung Music Festival, a choir competition, regular sporting matches between departments, a three-day trip for first-year students, Club Day, and others. Academic Competition Hanyoung also holds numerous academic competitions throughout the school year. The competitions consist of, but are not limited to: History reading competition Society reading competition Writing competition Math competition English competition Geography competition Foreign Language competition HYCED (English Debate Competition) Debate competition HYMUN (Model United Nations) Reputation College admission In 2005 Hanyoung had the highest percentage of graduates going on to: Seoul National University, Yonsei University, Korea University, Ewha Womans University, Sogang University