École Windsor Secondary
North Vancouver School District
Clubs

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Clubs and groups are happy to have students join at any time during the year.  Some have limited seasons, so it is recommended that students check with the  teacher supervisor to find out meeting dates and activity schedules. Teachers and support staff volunteer their time for these extracurricular activities to enrich everyone's school  experience.


Ambassadors                                                                                    M. So - Teacher Sponsor

​​Windsor’s Ambassadors Club is a group dedicated in promoting leadership and diversity. They volunteer their time to help Ms. So, and the school during events such as the International and Grade 7 Orientations. While the rest of the school departs for early dismissal, Ambassadors can be seen happily welcoming parents during Parent Teacher Interviews. Throughout their years as an Ambassador, they form strong bonds with each other, the internationals, and the school staff. With our motto to welcome and serve everyone, the Ambassadors Club is always open for anyone to join.


Book Club                                                                                          C. Dubé​ - Teacher Sponsor

Adventures in Bookland meets once a month to share a love of reading and inspire a passion for literature at Windsor. We share book recommendations, our thoughts and feelings about what we're reading, and we get together for movie nights! We end the year by organizing a school wide literature-based scavenger hunt with themed artifacts to find throughout the school! Finishers receive prizes and the winner receives a gift card award! Everyone is welcome.



Chess Club                                                                                       D. Laufer - Teacher Sponsor     

Whether seasoned or newbie, this club offers students an opportunity to learn and play in a fun, supportive and/or competitive atmosphere.



Coding Club                                                                                      TBD - Teacher Sponsor

The Coding Club is a place to explore the world of computer programming. We will learn new languages, work on projects, and play with technology together. Whether you are brand new to coding or an experienced programmer, everyone is welcome!

The Coding Club is a place to explore the world of computer programming. We will learn new languages, work on projects, and play with technology together. Whether you are brand new to coding or an experienced programmer, everyone is welcome!



DSLC-District Student Leadership                                                J. McGowan - Sponsor

We are a group of highly engaged and active students who meet regularly to provide leadership, voice, and student’s perspective on education in North Vancouver. We represent students on many committees, at Board Meetings, and at many event events both locally and throughout the Lower Mainland. Every year we organize a student forum for students in North Vancouver, and often produce a collective project that is meaningful to all students. Our monthly meetings at various Secondary Schools provide opportunities to engage in discussion and get to know other leadership students from across the School District. 



Film Club                                                                                        A. Rodrigue - Teacher Sponsor

Film Club is all about film, filmmaking and film art. Members meet, watch, analyze and discuss movies on a weekly basis. All are welcome!​


Garden Club                                                                                   C. Lee Sun - Teacher Sponsor

To provide education and networking opportunities and to promote the love of gardening, floral design, civic and environmental responsibility.


​​Gender Sexuality Alliance                                                             A. Rodrigue/S. Peters - Teacher Sponsors

​The GSA (Gender Sexuality Alliance) is a club where students can come together to promote awareness, acceptance, and equality of the LGBTQ+ community.


Grad Council                                                                                    K. Wood, A. Anderson - Teacher Sponsors

A committee of Grade 12's elected in the spring to coordinate the following year's grad activities. Other Grade 12 students are welcome to join the Council as members at large, to help plan and prepare grad school sanctioned events.​


Green Team                                                                                    J. D'Aurora - Teacher Sponsor

This team holds weekly get togethers and event participation to promote environmental awareness and responsibility.  Go Green and make a difference in your community.


Interact                                                                                             T. Lazarova - Teacher Sponsor

Interact Club is a Rotary-sponsored service club. We are pleased to have the Rotary Club of Lions Gate as our professional partner. Windsor's Interact Club is noted as being one of the best int he Rotary District 5040. Interact is a service organization for young adults (ages 14-18 years old) with a mission to provide funding and support for both local and global issues. Interact Club runs the full school year and joining at any time is always welcome.


Model UN                                                                                        K. Layton/S. Myers - Teacher Sponsors

Model United Nations, also known as Model UN or MUN, is an educational simulation and/or academic competition in which students learn about diplomacy, international relations, and the United Nations. We are looking for enthusiastic students looking for a challenge in providing solutions to world issues.


NAT 20 Club                                                                                   S. Myers - Teacher Sponsor

The NAT 20 Club is a group of students that come together once a week to play table top games with a primary focus on Dungeons & Dragons. The group meets on various days after school, in order to allow a multitude of players, and plays for 3 to 4 hours per session.  Club members are taught the basic principles of the game so they can take on the role of characters and those interested are taught the more intricate elements of the game so they can learn to become Game Masters and actually run campaigns.  The ultimate goal of the club is that members will begin their own campaigns outside of the club and expand their social circle by make new friends through Dungeons & Dragons.


Roadie Club                                                                                A. Kozak - Teacher Sponsor

The Roadie Club is Windsor's volunteer technical crew. They are the people who make events at Windsor look and sound great. Roadie Club members learn how to set up and operate sound mixer boards, speakers, microphones, lighting dimmer boards, amplifiers, drum-kits, projectors and much more. To hone their skills, Roadie Club members work alongside Performing Arts staff as well as local sound and light. Some students choose to get highly involved in the technical side of productions, while others prefer to do the hands on work of moving equipment on and off stage. It's totally up to how each student chooses to be involved and everyone is welcome. There is no specific meeting time - they just get together when a gig is coming. 


 Sewing for a Cause                                                                  T. Lazarova - Teacher Sponsor

Sewing for a Cause is an amazing opportunity to give back to the community. Throughout the year we will be working on several projects for both local and global organizations. We will also be sewing/crafting fun projects. We have weekly get-togethers.  You don't need to have sewing experience to join the club and help make a change in the community.



STEM Club                                                                                   B. Farrell - Teacher Sponsor

The STEM Club's goal is to encourage science-based learning and growth through discussions, contests, experimentation, and peer tutoring in a positive and supportive student environment.



Student Athletics Committee                                                   M. Fong - Teacher Sponsor

The Windsor Student Athletics Committee (SAC) is made up of student athletes of all grade levels from Windsor Secondary School to provide insight on the student athlete experience.  SAC offers input on the regulations and policies that affect student athletes' lives at Windsor Secondary and works to enhance the student athlete experience.  Members from the committee will represent students in the Athletic Council.

The mission statement of the Windsor SAC is to enhance the total student athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student athlete welfare, and fostering a positive student athlete image.  The focus of the committee is leadership and production: in the classroom, on their teams, across the school and in the community.



Student Council                                                                         S. Myers, CDubé - Sponsors                   

The Windsor Student Council is an association that has representatives of our school from Grades 8-12. The executive and grade reps are an elected body. The members at large are volunteers. Besides being a governing body for the school, the Student Council puts on events within the school to raise awareness of causes as well as promote school spirit.  We raise money for the Terry Fox Foundation, raise awareness about Anti-Bullying Day and Mental Health, as well as other school initiatives the council may vote during the year. In addition, the Student Council puts on the Halloween Costume Contest which is held in the Multipurpose Room at lunch on Halloween. We also host the Annual Student Council Santa's Breakfast held the last school day in December from 7:30 to 8:30am. All community and students are welcome at this event. Student Council is an extremely active group within the school representing all grade levels at their meetings that meet once every two weeks.  


 Yearbook Club                                                                         A. Bennett - Teacher Sponsor

Interested in Journalism, Photography and Graphic Design? If so, the yearbook club is a place where you can exercise all three skills! Students work together to build a unique design and theme for each year's book to document and record all of the amazing people, events, clubs, sports, and academics this school has to offer. Join Yearbook to build, collect and remember your best times at Windsor!​


YUJO Club                                                                                 J. Drew - Teacher Sponsor

Pairing student companions with peers with ability challenges, and having fun, is the point of this club.  We meet weekly for lunch and periodically for special events, advocacy, and to promote inclusiveness.