Clubs and Activities Fair Highlights Co-Curricular Opportunities
Each year, the St. Michael’s College School (SMCS) Clubs and Activities Fair takes over the Campeau Lecture Hall and theatre lobby as students explore the myriad of co-curricular opportunities available throughout the new academic year.
“The clubs fair gives every student, especially new and first-year students, one place to see the full range of activities on campus and meet the people who run them,” says Tyler Hill ’05, teacher and co-curricular activities coordinator. “We host it because getting involved is one of the best ways to find community, build skills, and feel at home at school. It also helps clubs recruit new members and gain visibility at the start of the year.”
This year, more than 300 students explored booths hosted by 51 out of 70+ clubs and activities offered at SMCS.
“Seeing so many students walk in curious and leave with a handful of new communities to explore is what this event is all about,” says Hill. “At its heart, the clubs fair is about helping students build friendships and find new passions.”
So far, the extensive list of clubs and activities for 2026-27 includes three new offerings and two being relaunched.
AI Ethics Club
The AI Ethics Club helps students explore AI in a thoughtful, responsible, and informed way. Members will develop AI literacy, critical thinking, and digital citizenship skills while learning how to use AI creatively, intentionally, and safely. Through interactive workshops, discussions, case studies, and hands-on challenges, students will explore both the opportunities and risks associated with artificial intelligence.
Film Club (returning)
Film Club is a space for students who love movies, whether you’re a casual viewer or an aspiring director. Each week, members watch and discuss films from a range of genres and eras, exploring how storytelling, cinematography, and sound shape what we see on screen.
Primetime Sports Club
The Primetime Sports Club is a safe environment for students to engage in challenging debates, explore ‘what if’ scenarios, discuss major events in the sports world, challenge each other’s perspectives, and participate in a fun day trip to a sports venue.
Trivia Club (formerly Reach for the Top)
Trivia Club will now participate in Consensus Trivia and Gradwrite Trivia, which are two companies that provide better options for our students. They make their packs freely available on their websites, and the only cost is the tournament registration fees.
Blue Stars (Jewish Club)
Blue Stars is a club for Jewish and non-Jewish students to learn and talk about Jewish culture.
Students who missed the fair or are interested in starting up another club not currently offered are invited to reach out to Mr. Hill for assistance.
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