Student Clubs
Extracurricular Activity
Student clubs offer opportunities to explore interests, develop leadership skills, and foster a sense of community. They provide a platform for students to engage in activities outside the classroom, allowing them to pursue passions in areas such as arts, sciences, sports, social issues, and more. Moreover, they can enhance academic performance by encouraging teamwork, problem-solving, and creative thinking. By joining clubs, students also form meaningful connections with like-minded peers, contributing to a well-rounded and fulfilling school experience.
Building the Future
Our robotics club encourages students to explore their interests in the multifaceted nature of STEM, focusing on building, coding, and business.
“It’s hard to describe the students collectively because they’re quite different in their interests, personalities, and backgrounds. But they tend to share a couple of traits, particularly curiosity and determination. That’s a potent combination!”
Class VI Dean, English Faculty
Lower School Clubs
In the Lower School, a clubs block is built right into the schedule, enabling all Lower School students to choose one club per semester. Every club has a faculty advisor, and Class IV students take on leadership roles in their club. Options change from year to year, and include hobbies, games, sports, and other areas of interest.
Some recent Lower School clubs include Architecture and Design Club, Chess Club, Crafting for a Change, Flag Football Club, Library Club, Lower School Council, Model United Nations, Planet Protectors, Puzzle Club, Quiz Bowl, and Soccer Club.
Upper School Clubs
In the Upper School, clubs are entirely student-run and meet during lunch and at other times throughout the school week. Students can participate in multiple clubs as their schedule allows, and there are many opportunities for students to gain leadership opportunities through these organizations. The 2026–27 school year will feature more than 50 clubs for Upper School students to choose from, with focuses on areas of interest including social change, finance, arts, languages, school spirit, volunteering, science, and more.
Some Upper School clubs include Allegro, The Banner (student-run newspaper), Creative Writing Club, Conserve Our World (COW), Current and Political Events Club, Ethics, Greater Boston Food Bank, Mock Trial, Robotics, Spanish Club, TEDxWinsor, and Venture Capital and Entrepreneurship.