Extracurricular Activities
Pursuing personal interests at school can greatly enrich students' educational experiences. Glenlawn Collegiate encourages participation in the many extracurricular activities it offers. These activities provide students with wonderful opportunities to meet new friends, promote personal growth, and have fun—the benefits are immeasurable.
Some of our groups and clubs meet virtually, while others meet in person. Announcements about meeting times and practices will be shared via social media, email, and physical posters. Regular meeting times are listed where possible, though some groups have more flexible schedules. For additional information, feel free to contact the teacher(s) in charge.
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| CLUB NAME | DESCRIPTION | TEACHER CONTACT | MEETING DATE AND LOCATION | Start Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Art Club | Open to current Art students to continue works in progress. | Ms. Still | Thursdays - 3:45 PM - 6:00 PM - Room 007 | September |
| Beading Club | Beading a great way to relax, make something unique, and connect with other creative students. No experience is needed- everyone is welcome! You can bring your own supplies or use the ones provided. Start something new or bring along a work in progress. | Ms. Still | Wednesdays - Lunch - Room 007 | November |
| Black History Month Committee | The Black History Month Committee is dedicated to celebrating and recognizing the achievements, culture, and contributions of Black Canadians and communities worldwide. Members collaborate to plan meaningful events, displays, and activities throughout February that promote learning, awareness, and inclusion. The committee welcomes all students interested in helping to honor and highlight Black history and excellence within the school community. | Ms. Collins-Kramble, Ms. Wasyliw | Fridays - Lunch - Room 213 | October |
| Book Club | Glenlawn’s Book Club is a cozy, inclusive space where students come together to enjoy the simple joy of reading. The format of our book club is relaxed and reader-focused. There’s no assigned reading or pressure to finish a book. Instead, we gather, share what we’re reading (if we want to), and then settle in for quiet reading time. Whatever genres and formats you are into, all books and readers are welcome! | Ms. Cathers | Wednesdays - Lunch - Room 128 | September |
| Brawl Stars Club | The Brawl Stars Club is a fun and social space for students who enjoy gaming and friendly competition. Members connect over the popular mobile game Brawl Stars, sharing strategies, playing matches, and building teamwork and sportsmanship. The club focuses on creating a positive and inclusive gaming community where everyone can participate and have fun. | Mr. Conrad | Thursdays - Lunch - Room 221 | October, November, December |
| Crafters with a Cause | Are you interested in sewing, looking to give back to the community, or wanting to try a new hobby that supports your well-being? Crafters with a Cause is a welcoming lunch club where students create handmade items for organizations in need. It’s a great way to learn new skills, connect with others, and earn volunteer hours—all while making a difference. No previous sewing experience is required! | Mrs. Forrester, Ms. Tiginagas | Weekly - Lunch - Room 020 | September |
| Cross Country Skiing | The Cross Country Skiing Club gives students the opportunity to stay active and enjoy the outdoors during the winter months. Members practice and ski on our school field and at Windsor Park Nordic Centre, developing technique, endurance, and an appreciation for the sport. All experience levels are welcome, and equipment is provided. | Mr. Neufeld | Various | November |
| Debate Club | The Debate Club gives students an opportunity to develop their speaking, reasoning, and critical thinking skills. Members research topics, build arguments, and engage in structured debates on current and relevant issues. The club encourages respectful discussion, confidence in public speaking, and teamwork while helping students become effective communicators and informed thinkers. | Ms. Zeid | TBD | October |
| D & D Club | The Dungeons & Dragons Club is a creative and social space where students embark on imaginative adventures together. Members learn to build characters, develop stories, and collaborate as a team while exploring worlds of fantasy and strategy. The club encourages creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork in a fun and welcoming environment. | Ms. Wasyliw, Ms. Collins-Kramble | Fridays 4:00-6:00 PM - Library | September |
| Duke of Edinburgh | The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Program challenges students to set personal goals, explore their interests, and develop new skills through service, physical activity, and adventure. Participants work toward Bronze, Silver, or Gold levels while building confidence, leadership, and a sense of accomplishment. The program promotes growth through experience and community involvement, offering recognition that is valued worldwide. | Mr. Wiens, Mr. Falk, Mr. Neufeld, Ms. Fieldhouse | Email Mr. Wiens | Nov. Meeting TBA |
| Ethics Bowl Team | The Ethics Bowl Team invites students to explore complex moral and ethical questions through thoughtful discussion and debate. Members collaborate to analyze real-world scenarios, consider multiple perspectives, and develop clear, respectful arguments. The team prepares for regional and national competitions, fostering critical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills in a supportive environment. | Ms. Collins-Kramble, Ms. Wasyliw | Mondays/Thursdays* - Lunch - Room 213 *whichever is the non-choir day | September |
| Fishing Club | The Fishing Club gives students the chance to learn the fundamentals of fishing, conservation, and outdoor safety in a fun and supportive environment. Through lunchtime meetings and supervised outings, members develop skills such as setting up and using fishing equipment, understanding conservation standards in Manitoba, and working cooperatively with others. The club promotes respect for nature, patience, and teamwork while offering hands-on experiences like the annual fall fishing trip to the Red River. | Mr. Wiens, Mr. Ranson | Various | September |
| Glenlawn Gazette | Glenlawn Gazette is a student-led newspaper reporting on the events, highlights, and achievements of the community of Glenlawn Collegiate. Students are responsible for all aspects of the paper, including photography, reporting and writing, designing, editing, and communication with the public on social media. The newspaper releases 4 issues a year, which go out at the same time as report cards. | Mr. Falk | Various | September |
| GSA - Gender and Sexuality Alliance | The Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) is a welcoming and inclusive space where students can connect, support one another, and promote acceptance and understanding within the school community. The club works to create a safe environment for all students, celebrate diversity, and encourage open dialogue about gender identity and sexual orientation. Everyone is welcome to join, whether as a member of the 2SLGBTQ+ community or as an ally. | Mr. Muntain, Ms. Harder | Mondays - Lunch - Room 104 | October |
| Indigenous Youth Leadership (IYL) | The Indigenous Youth Leadership (IYL) program is a Louis Riel School Division initiative that brings together Indigenous students to develop leadership skills, cultural pride, and community connections. Participants engage in activities that promote identity, belonging, and advocacy, while learning from Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and peers. The program empowers students to take on leadership roles within their schools and communities, fostering confidence and a strong sense of purpose. | Ms. Wasyliw, Ms. Collins-Kramble, Ms. Moroz, Mr. MacLeod | Various | September |
| Jazz Junction | Jazz Junction is a vocal jazz ensemble that gives students the opportunity to explore and perform jazz music in a fun, creative, and collaborative setting. Members develop their musicianship through improvisation, learning varied repertoire, and live performance experiences. The club is open to students who are confident singers interested in learning more about vocal jazz styles and techniques and will take place after school once the musical production is over. | Ms. Roscoe | Theatre | Following the Musical |
| Kitchen Brigade | Kitchen Brigades is a hands-on cooking program led by a trained chef. Each week, participants build their culinary skills through interactive workshops. Working in small groups, students collaborate to prepare delicious recipes. No prior cooking experience is required. | Ms. Edyerowntree | Tuesdays 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM -Foods Lab - Room 024 | October - April |
| Lunchtime Lifter's Club | The Lunchtime Lifter’s Club offers students a chance to stay active, build strength, and develop healthy fitness habits during the school day. Members use the weight room to work toward personal goals in a supportive and motivating environment. All experience levels are welcome. | Mr. Storie | Daily - Lunch - Gym - Weight Room | September |
| MMA, Jujitsu, Kick Boxing | Students in the MMA, Jujitsu, and Kickboxing Club build strength, confidence, and discipline while learning practical self-defense skills. The club focuses on fitness, technique, and respect—both in training and in everyday life. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to experienced martial artists. | Mr. Gilewicz | Wednesdays - Lunch - Room 105 | Spring - Second Semester |
| Nii'kinaaganaa, Indigenous Student and Allies | Nii’kinaaganaa, meaning “All My Relations,” is a welcoming space for Indigenous students and allies to connect, share, and learn together. The club focuses on cultural exploration, community building, and fostering understanding through activities, discussions, and events that celebrate Indigenous identity and perspectives. Everyone is welcome to participate and learn. | Ms. Wasyliw, Ms. Collins-Kramble, Ms. Moroz, Mr. MacLeod | Tuesdays 3:50 PM - 5:15 PM - Room 117 | September |
| Race Car Club | Building a race car to compete in the autocross competition of Manitoba. | Mr. Ranson | Wednesdays - 3:45 PM - Automotive Lab - Room 145 | October |
| Reach for the Top | Glenlawn's Reach for the Top team is a dynamic group of students who love learning, thinking fast, and having fun with facts! As a competitive group, team members train and compete in fast-paced trivia matches covering everything from history and science to pop culture and current events. | Ms. Cathers | Tuesdays - Lunch - Room 128 | September |
| Robotics Club | The Robotics Club invites students to explore the exciting world of design, engineering, and programming. Members work collaboratively to build and program robots, developing creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork skills along the way. No experience is required—just curiosity and a willingness to learn. Bring your curiosity—we’ll bring the robots! | Mr. Bean, Mr. Neufeld | Tuesdays/Wednesdays - Room 148 | September |
| Spirit Week Committee | This is the committee that plans the events that will be taking place during Spirit Week. Students off their ideas and take on responsibilities during the week of Spirit Week to help make it a success. Dependability and follow through are qualities that are desired in committee members. | Mr. Krahn, Mr. Gross, Ms. Percival | Fridays - Lunch - Room 142 | Second Semester |
| Student Council | Student Council provides an opportunity for students to develop leadership skills while representing their peers and helping to shape school life. Members organize events, support school initiatives, and promote a sense of community and school spirit. The council encourages collaboration, creativity, and student voice in making a positive impact within the school. | Ms. Fieldhouse, Mr. Storie | Mondays - 3:45 PM - 4:30 PM - Room 224 | September |
| Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (SSBU) | Play Super Smash Bros Ultimate on the Switch. It is an informal club, no sign-ups required. All skill levels welcome. Bring your own controller if you have or use one of the schools. | Mr. Krahn | Tuesdays - Lunch - Room 142 | September |
| Writer's Guild/Poetry in Voice | This is a creative writing club and a poetry recitation/spoken word club. Writers' Guild is a "Creative Think Tank", a safe space for writers and spoken word artists to experiment and explore their craft. Writers collaborate and workshop their writing, and practice different genres and forms of writing. "Poetry in Voice" is the competitive arm for poetry recitation. Students compete in both the Team Regionals, and the Nationals. GCI Champions have both won and placed in the top three in Team Regionals. We have participated twice in the National Competition, placing in the semi-finals the first time, to follow up by winning the national title the next year! | Ms. Jain | Wednesdays - Lunch - Room 226 | September |
| Wrestling | The Wrestling Team offers students the chance to build strength, discipline, and confidence through a challenging and rewarding sport. Members learn proper techniques, develop physical fitness, and compete in a supportive team environment. The program emphasizes respect, perseverance, and sportsmanship—both on and off the mat. All experience levels are welcome. | Mr. Gross | TBD | Late November |
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