Activities & Clubs
At Roycemore School, our clubs and activities are designed to ignite passions, foster friendships, and encourage exploration. Each division offers a unique set of opportunities tailored to the interests and developmental stages of our students. Because the selection of clubs and activities is based on student interest, each year, our activities and clubs offered are as diverse and interesting as the students we serve. From creative endeavors to leadership opportunities, there’s something for everyone!
Annually, extracurricular activities and clubs are determined by our students. Whenever possible, we empower those students to lead or co-facilitate the clubs. We also greatly appreciate the participation of any of our Roycemore parents in facilitating clubs based on their own interests and talents. Most clubs meet after school or during the lunch/recess block depending on division.
Upper School students have the freedom to pursue their interests while developing leadership skills and making meaningful contributions to the school community.
- Academic and Interest-Based Clubs: Explore a wide range of options, including Model UN, Debate Club, Robotics, Environmental Club, and the Literary Magazine.
- Performing and Visual Arts: Join the Drama, Choir, or Art Club to express your creativity.
- Leadership Opportunities: Participate in Student Government, Student Ambassadors, or organize events through the Pep Club.
- Cultural and Community-Building Clubs: Groups like the Jewish Community Club, Muslium Culture Club, and Gender Sexuality Alliance give students space to explore their identity, share their background, and build community.
- STEM Activities: Show off or build your skills in the Robotics Club or on the Scholastic Bowl team.
- Service and Social Impact: Engage with the community through the Service-Learning Club or Interact (Rotary) Club.
Middle School students are encouraged to try new things, discover their interests, and build connections through a variety of clubs and activities.
- Creative and Performing Arts: Express your creative side through activities like Yearbook, Drama, Sewing Club, Writing Weekly, or Cartooning Club.
- Leadership and Service: Serve on the National Junior Honor Society, be a HOUSE Captain, or contribute to community projects through service-learning initiatives.
- Fun and Social Clubs: Board & Video Game Club, Film Club, Erica's Lighthouse Teen Empowerment Club, Book Club, and other interest-based groups provide opportunities for fun and camaraderie.
In the Lower School, clubs and activities provide a foundation for exploration, creativity, and teamwork.
- Creative Arts: Join the Design Club, Musical Theatre, or the Art Club to explore your imagination.
- STEM Activities: Show off or build your skills in Math Kangaroo or Lego Club.
- Interest-Based Clubs: Book Club, Cooking Club, and other interest-based groups provide opportunities for fun and camaraderie.
- Movement and Play: Engage in activities like Yoga or the Gardening Club.