CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES

Activity Club provides Middle School students with the opportunity to play a range of indoor games in small groups under supervision at lunch time during Terms 2 and 3.

The Club is designed to help students meet other students over a friendly board game.

Art Club is open to Middle and Senior School students and is a great opportunity for students to develop their own skills in the visual arts and grow confidence in new mediums. Each week places a focus on a new artist, drawing inspiration from this, students work on small artworks which will be available for purchase from our Art Vending Machine which will be placed in the Gallery on exhibition opening night.

Held at lunchtime once a week, Chess and Checkers Club provides a quiet and friendly rivalry atmosphere for Middle School students.

Drama Club is a student-led community with a passion for performing arts. Each year, the current Drama Captain leads students in an array of activities designed to develop their skills in this area. The curtain closes with an end of year performance that is completely student-designed, developing significant skills in Growth and Agency.

Jump Rope is a great team building exercise for students in our Junior School. From single rope skills, to partner routines, long rope skills and jump rope tricks, it is a great way of developing coordination and is a lot of fun.

Students in the Mountain Bike Team develop riding skills so they can enjoy some of the awesome purpose built trails available locally. The focus is on developing riding endurance with a view to competing in cross country mountain biking events. Riding is a healthy pursuit and a great way to spend time together with friends in the outdoors.

Surf Club runs in Terms 1 and 4 afterschool at Southport Beach. It is run in conjunction with Port Noarlunga Aquatics who supply instructors, surf boards and wetsuits. The Club is for surfers of all abilities with instructors and College teachers supporting students to develop their skills. Surf Club is a fun way for students to interact with the environment and learn valuable water safety and surf knowledge. Meetings are held at the start of Term 1 or 4 for interested students to attend and register their interest, with only 14 spots available.

At Wool and Words, students can share their love of all things woolly: crochet and knit while sharing stories, enjoying the mindful and relaxing experience of learning and developing their textile crafting skills. Held once a week in the Library, students will need to bring their own needles/crochet hooks.