Co-curricular
Clubs & Activities
From their earliest years at St. John's, students are encouraged to take part in co-curricular clubs, activities and teams that support their growth and enable them to become well-rounded, balanced, global thinkers. 100% of Junior School students and 97% of Senior School students take part in co-curriculars.
Students are able to discover, explore and pursue a variety of interests, both academic and non-academic, supported by the specialized coaching of our teachers. They are given opportunities to compete and excel in local, regional and international tournaments across many fields, from chess to business to basketball.
Students are able to discover, explore and pursue a variety of interests, both academic and non-academic, supported by the specialized coaching of our teachers. They are given opportunities to compete and excel in local, regional and international tournaments across many fields, from chess to business to basketball.
Over 70 co-curricular clubs are available across the school. Here’s a sample of the co-curricular opportunities offered at St. John's School, which cover a wide-range of interests.
| Grades 1-5 | Grades 6-12 |
| Exploration Arts | Business Club |
| Mad Scientists | Art Club |
| Chess | Debate and Public Speaking |
| Chinese Dance | Destination Imagination |
| Choir | Duke of Edinburgh |
| Speech Arts | Chess |
| Gotta Sing, Gotta Dance | Global Issues in Action |
| Lego Masters | Honours Band |
| Computational Thinking | Jazz Band |
| Eco-Kids | Rock Band |
| Little Engineers/Architects | Intermediate and Senior Choir |
| Athletic Adventures | Strings Club |
| Brains & Games | School Newspaper (Wings) |
| Service Club | Yearbook |
| Grade 5 Leadership Club | Diversity Club |
| Djembe & Xylophone Club | Junior and Senior Coding and Robotics |
| Creative Problem Solvers | School Reach |
Participation in teams and ensembles, compared to individual pursuits, results in higher levels of skills in high school students. At St. John's School, our students are fortunate to have many different opportunities to participate in teams and clubs." Trevor Gale, Senior School Principal
