Clubs
The clubs are listed below. You will find a general description of the club, meeting times and location.
CLUBS/TEAMS
| DESCRIPTION | MEETING TIME & LOCATION | SPONSORS |
Aesthetic Architects
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Our goal is to make Frank Hurt a warmer, more inviting space for all students through the addition of plants! Members will attend meetings to plan plant displays, make rope hangers, water and maintain plants.
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Friday at lunch
Room 207 |
Mr. Landen |
Bhangra Dance Club | Join the Bhangra Dance club to work with a group of like-minded indivuduals who want to practice and ultimately perform in Bhangra competitiions. | Wednesday after school Community Building | Ms. Pow Elahi Thandi |
BizSphere | Business Club is where ideas come alive! Whether you love art, baking, design, or gaming, we'll help you turn your passions into projects that help the community and make you good at making money. No need to be a math or science whiz - all you need is creativity and curiosity. Together, we will learn, build, and have fun bringing our school community's talents to life. | Monday at lunch Friday at lunch (optional) Room 108 | Ms. Kaur, Ms. Kang |
Black Student Union (BSU)
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The Black Student Union (BSU) is a student-led group whose members identify as Black/have African descent. This is a space for Black students who want to create community, collaborate, share, and learn with each other, and celebrate Black experiences and achievements, and challenge anti-Black racism at our school. The entire diversity of Black/African identities are welcome. Also, those who are non-Black that want to support this work are welcome.
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Tuesday at Lunch
Room 105 |
Ms. Olatunbosun |
Break the Cycle | Are you passionate about healthy equity, advocacy, and breaking stigma? Join Break the Cycle, a space where we tackle real issues affecting students every day from access to hygiene products to building awareness and support across our school community. Everyone is welcome because these challenges impact more people than you might think. | Friday at lunch Room 213 | Ms. Beyer Tisha Khondoker |
Chess Club
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Along with building the school community, we aim to help students improve concentration, memory, attention span, improve problem solving skills, logical and critical thinking, and see the rewards of the hard work for mental health and academic problems.
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Thursday at lunch
Room 108 |
Ms. Kaur |
Crafting Social Club |
The Crafting Social Club is a place for students to have their lunch, meet new people, socialize, and create a craft. Examples of crafts may include hand sewing, origami, and crocheting.
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Wednesday at lunch
Room 203 |
Ms. Liana Li |
Dance Team | The Dance Team practices routines to enter and perform in dance competitions throughout the year against other schools. | Monday-Friday after school Room 505 | Ms. Pow |
Divider Designers | To beautify test dividers and give students a positive purpose to perform well under pressure and make test taking feel lighter. Members are expected to use their creativity and positive attitude to showcase art and manifest success through painting dividers. | Thursday after school Room 312 | Ms. Loc |
Drag Racing Team
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Drag racing is a motor sport where students learn about high performance automobiles. Members will learn about high performance automobile technology and driving skills while competing at High School Drag Racing events.
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Tuesday & Thursday after school
Auto shop
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Mr. Grewal and Mr. Klose
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Dungeons & Dragons Club
| Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) is a popular tabletop roleplaying game. Join with a group of like-minded friends to create a D&D group and make use of the club's materials - sourcebooks, adventure books, dice, miniatures, maps, etc. One player must be willing to learn how to be a dungeon master, but the spponsor teacher will help guide them. It is a great opportunity to increase fluency in simple arithmetic, develop organic social and emotional bonds, expand your creative and critical thinking skills, and practice your organization and executive functioning - all while exploring dungeons, slaying dragons, resolving silly situations and perhaps saving the world! |
Friday after school
Room 211 |
Mr. Ackermann |
Energy Ambassadors
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We are energy ambassadors. We take care of the community garden. We turn off the lights and computers. We want to save a little energy for our planet, think sustainability.
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Tuesday at lunch
Room 310 |
Mr. Koutsonikas |
Frank Hurt Cancer Association
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The Cancer Association Club is dedicated to raising funds to support cancer research through a variety of fundraising initiatives held throughout the school year. Members are expected to attend regular meetings, where fundraising ideas are brainstormed, events are planned, and volunteer roles are organized. Past initiatives have included Krispy Kreme donut sales, pizza sales, bottle drives, and bake sales. Over the past several years, the club has raised well over $10,000 in support of cancer research and continues to look for creative ways to make a positive impact in the community.
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Wednesday at lunch
Room 212 |
Mr. Davidson and Ms. Lalli
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Frank Hurt Jiu Jitsu |
We train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, which is a grappling-based sport. Students are taught fundamental principles and movements, and then go on to learn more advanced techniques. Classes consist of warm-up, technique, drills, and live sparring/rolling. Members are required to sign and return waiver forms and are expected to have a change of clothes.
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Monday 7:00 – 8:05am
Community Building |
Mr. Leung and Ms. Froberg |
Frank Hurt Math Academy |
This club includes CEMC Contest preparation and Math Ninjas Homework Club, dedicated to helping students excel in the Canadian Mathematical Competitions (CEMC) and supporting math homework after school. We aim to foster a community of math enthusiasts, offering preparation, mentorship, and collaborative learning to empower students by students in their mathematical journey. Membership in the Club is open to 12 Math Ninjas plus all students interested in math, with expectations of active participation, collaborative learning, and a commitment to academic growth.
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All times are after school:
Monday: room 606
Tuesday: room 101
Wednesday: room 108
Thursday: room 605
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Mr. Bal & Ms. Kaur |
Frank Hurt Med-Dent Club | We explore both the medical and dental fields, focussing on how they present to overall health. We invite guest speakers from both. professions to share their experiences, helping understand the importance of our wellbeing. We aim to host guest speakers, arrange fundraisers, field trips to our local hospitals and dental clinics to inspire future healthcare professionals. | Wednesday at lunch Room 101 | Ms. Hoffman Elyza Ito |
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Through these activities, students will have the opportunity to bring joy and companionship to seniors while developing empathy, communication skills, and a stronger sense of community. | Wednesday after school | Ms. Barahona |
Go Cricket Club
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The Go Cricket Club promotes the love of cricket among enthusiasts of all skill levels, fostering teamwork and helping us make the strongest possible cricket team for the season. The Go Cricket Club welcomes cricket enthusiasts of all skill levels, providing opportunities for skill development, friendly matches, and camaraderie. The Go Cricket Club offers members diverse activities, including friendly matches, skill development sessions, and participation in interclub competitions. Additionally, the club engages in community outreach, hosts social events to promote Cricket at school, and conducts fundraising activities within the school and the wider community.
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First Thursday of every month
Room 108 |
Ms. Kaur, Shahid Bashir |
GSA (Gender and Sexuality Alliance) @ Frank Hurt | A safe, affirmative space for 2SLGBTQIA+ students and allies to find queer representation and themes in media, socialize and do activities, plan Pride events, and discuss important queer issues. | Thursday at lunch
Room 503 | Mr. Chou and Ms. Williams |
Guitar Club | A space where Frank Hurt students of all levels can learn, and play the guitar together. Beginners who have never played are also welcome as we will teach different techniques from simple ones to more advanced ones for experienced players. Our goal is to build a community that revolves around guitar so that we can learn, play and grow together. | Thursday at lunch Room 316 | Ms. Pow Shaharyar Khan |
Heritage Club
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A space for students to learn and embrace South Asian art and culture, form friendships, attain leadership experience, and get volunteer opportunities
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Monday at lunch
Room 603 |
Ms. Sidhu |
Hornets Give Back
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Hornets Give Back focuses on fundraising and community service to support those in need and strengthen local connections.
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Thursday at lunch
Room 100 |
Ms. Mann
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Hornets Student Discussion & Debate Club | The purpose of this club is to get students to discuss and debate various topics they find interesting, such as movies, theories, history, and internet safety. Students can bring a topic of their liking to discuss. Discussions and debates can take place in partners or as a whole group. The goal is that through these discussions, students will learn about various topics while practicing their social skills, public speaking skills, and listening skills. | Friday at lunch Room 205 | Mr. Shen |
Indigenous Art Club | For students to build relationships, make connections, share ideas and art projects together. Students are expected to be respectful of others and to use the shared space to work on creating Indigenous art projects, paintings, drawings, Metis art, dream catchers, and works of art with beads. | Tuesday after school 3:00-4:00pm Room 107 | Leanne MacDonald |
| Languages Homework Hub | The Languages Homework Hub is a welcoming space where students can get support with French and Spanish homework, prepare for tests, practice their language skills, and build confidence. Students can work with supportive peer tutors, ask questions, practice real-life conversations, and participate in activities and games while learning in a relaxed, no-pressure environment. | Tuesday at lunch Room 209 | Ms. Barahona |
Math Ninjas
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Math Ninjas is a club that provides students with math help after school using our amazing student volunteers. Members are outstanding math students that are patient, helpful and responsible. All students are able to come for help.
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All times are after school: Monday: room 601 Tuesday: room 108 Wednesday: room 605 Thursday: room 603 Friday: room 604
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Ms. Kaur, Ms. Sidhu |
Morning Ball |
Morning ball is a place where you can work on your basketball skills while also getting in some early morning competition. All grades are welcome. It is recommended you bring your own basketball, but one will be provided for you if needed.
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Wednesday & Friday 6:45 – 8:00am
Large gym |
Mr. Koutsonikas, Steve Lee |
Music Council
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To fundraise for the music program, organize activities for the students in the program, and to develop leadership and teamwork. Members will apply to be a part of the music council.
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Council will decide on day and time to meet
Band room |
Ms. Antrobus Jacob Teller |
Research Club
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The Research Club is a dynamic and collaborative space for students passionate about science, inquiry, and innovation. Our club is dedicated to fostering a love for research and experimentation as we prepare for the First School Science Fair and subsequently for the Regional Science fair and beyond. Our mission is to encourage students to explore scientific concepts, develop critical thinking skills, and engage in hands-on projects that promote creativity and collaboration.
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Friday at lunch
Room 108 or 603 |
Ms. Sidhu and Ms. Kaur |
Rise Above Reality Expectation (RARE)
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The RARE Future Leaders & After School Soccer Program aims to empower youth, especially those from marginalized communities by creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment that empowers young people to grow, develop, and give back to their communities. The program integrates mental health awareness, offering mindfulness and stress management training, while promoting physical fitness through sports and recreational activities. The mentorships expectation will encourage youth to be an ambassador to their school and communities by offering valuable work experience, leadership development, and community engagement opportunities. Youth will develop leadership skills by planning activities, managing peers, and contributing to community events, while being mentored by experienced professionals. We will discuss current issues that relate to bettering community engagement, learning how to support our peers through mental health, promoting awareness on bullying and racism and how to connect those new to our school to feel a sense of belonging. The sports program will offer skill training and fundamental development. |
Thursday 3:30-5:00pm
Community Building |
Dacious Richardson (Dash)
Jemima Garbar
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Robotics & Coding
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The purpose of the robotics club is for students to learn how to code and write commands for robots through play.
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Wednesday after school
Room 408 |
Ms. Bagri |
Science Sparks | To help students who are struggling in science and for students who are interested in learning more about science in general. The purpose of the club is to help students with science related homework, in addition to hosting small workshops and pop-up classes that would introduce different science topics for different grades. | Tuesday - Friday after school Room 214 | Ms. Lee Zarina Iman, Muskan Kaur, Nathalia Tang |
Social Justice Club | To represent a diversity of students by students in our school through social justice dates, historical moments, and current events via visual media including displays, installations, hallway decorations, and social media (FH Instagram) posts. | Meetings once a month in room 206 Day and time TBA | Ms. Scheuer |
STEAM Club
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To explore math and science topics in more depth! Students can consult with teachers on topics of personal interest, and teachers will support students in their attempts to learn more about these topics.
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Tuesday at lunch
Rooms 108, 208, Science labs |
Ms. Kaur & Ms. Sidhu |
Student Council
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Student-run organization that plans events throughout the school year, including dances, spirit weeks, and talent show.
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Monday at Lunch
312 |
Ms. Loc
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Volleyball Club
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The Volleyball Club is for all volleyball athletes, players, and enthusiasts. There is a mandatory sign-in the day before to create teams.
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Starts in semester 2, every Thursday with a tournament over two days the last week of school
Large and small gym
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Mr. Barrun
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Zine Club |
Zine Club Members learn about various methods of making zines, as well as history and contemporary uses for zines in print and online. Members can work on independent zines or contribute to group zines based on themes decided by the group. Members help fold, staple, bind, and share the finished zines after printing. Individual members can volunteer to lead the design of small-group, community, or individual zines about a topic of their choice. Zine Club leaders support the organization, printing, and providing supplies for the creation of zines.
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Wednesday after school
Room 503
3:00 – 4:00pm |
Mr. Chou and Ms. Froberg |
Vollyball Club: Starts in semester 2, every Thursday with a tournament over two days the week last week of school – Large and Small Gyms
