Students in all arts tracks are welcome to join the Drawing Club. It’s a great chance to explore this fundamental skill of visual arts in an enjoyable and relaxed environment.

For 1.5 hours every week, students come together to bond, thrive, and exercise their coordination in a healthy competitive environment. Students warm up with dribbling, passing, and shooting drills. Then we have 3-on-3, 4-on-4, and sometimes full-court scrimmages. Individual skill-development, trust, and teamwork are at the core of our club’s foundation. Each semester culminates in 1 or 2 full-court scrimmages with other middle or high schools in the city.

The fastest growing club, the badminton club welcomes students of all ages and experience to play badminton in a healthy competitive environment. The badminton club will host competitions throughout the year, with enough sign ups. The club also hopes to form a team to potentially compete with other schools in the near future.

The Video Editing Club introduces students to the basics of editing software and how to use the software to tell a story. They learn the software (the tools), and how to use them (techniques), and then strive to use the tools and techniques to create meaning (the art). Particular emphasis is also put on the use of sound. The course will supply a good selection of video and audio material for the students to use, but students are also encouraged to bring in material that they want to edit.

The photography club consists of students with an interest in photography, learning about cameras and photo editing software, and potentially contributing to the school yearbook.

Focusing on games away from the computer, the games club challenges students in physical skills and logical thinking through traditional board games, card games, dice games, and more.