Clubs

The objective of the Alumni Association is to maintain a dynamic relationship with JH graduates and current JH students through our events. Our main goal as a committee is to facilitate our May event, consisting of an opportunity for alumni and current JH students to meet and socialize, while also hosting games and activities.

Develop, learn and analyze animations and drawing skills by using technology and online programs, like Adobe.

Provide students the opportunity to get a broader business mindset as well as compete in a case competition held at UBC Sauder School of Business. Focus on getting workshops on business topics as well as university preparation.   Case competition preparation month: have meetings and practice sessions to prepare for case competitions. Workshop Wednesdays: Alumni who are taking business will come in and give presentations and advice.

To gather and raise awareness for the need for blood donors across Canada. Members help with CBS-related school events, including mounting posters in the school building and helping with social media advertising.

Where students are able to share their passion of creating 3D digital images, collaborate, and share knowledge to grow and discover individually and together.

To provide a safe and comforting environment to learn a new skill and contribute to a good cause. Learn to crochet and use these skills to make baby blankets that will be donated to women's shelter or Surrey Memorial Hospital.

Youth-led club with a mission to empower females to become leaders in their schools, communities and workplaces. Educate, advocate and inspire females. Guided by values of care, compassion, committment and trust. Open to all grades. Members need to commit to one lunch time meeting per week and one after school session in nearby elementary school every other week. Meetings are held weekly to plan fundraisers and events, run workshops and prepare programs. Meet biweekly as well to run mentorship program with local elementary school.

To assist younger students in their French studies and immerse them in French culture. Assistance in preparing year 1 IBDP students for their upcoming exams. French lessons (grammar, vocab, speaking), cultural activities (painting, cooking, art, etc.)

Create a safe space for teen girls to exercise and build confidence in the weightroom. Open to students identifying as female. Members participate in group workouts three days per week.

Working alongside the registered non-profit organization, The Good Guys BC, to host fundraisers, clothing drives and other events to provide packed meals, clothing and care packages for the less fortunate.    Executive team and 10+ general volunteer members who assist with events. Executive team works together to form ideas, plan events and execute plans.    Each executive member has individual tasks, specific to their position. Activities include fundraising, clothing drives, sandwich assembly, media marketing, outreaching sponsors and general brainstorming.

Officially run under the BCSPCA. Raise awareness and enthusiasm towards animals - particularly those at the shelter. Members are encouraged, but not required, to help during events and join out of school trips.  Meet twice weekly to plan for events such as fund/supply raisers for our local SPCA. Occasional weekend trips for animal-related activities.

To bring the school and local community together with the common goal of helping developing nations through the WHISCA organization: Willing Hearts International Society Canada.   Members are expected to attend weekly meetings to discuss ideas and results of actions, run fundraisers and work with other parts of the school to raise money.

Enrich student learning and provide a space for inquiry into automotive maintenance, repair and restoration. Members will need a car to work on and must have parental consent to participate. 

To give kids an opportunity to exercise and get fit using the facilities provided by the school. Workout circuit including cardio and sports conditioning, creating diet and workout plans, wrestling, and boxing.

Develop journalistic skills by reporting on school events. Members require teamwork, communication skills, basic knowledge of technology, and social media experience.  Members come to meetings and maintain attendance on Microsoft Teams for informed communication and follow ups.

Encourage individuals to connect with another language, further study of French or Spanish, or keep up with one's family language (other than English.) Create an encouraging and lively community in which people can learn at their own pace. Members are strongly encouraged to participate weekly to brainstorm prompts and topics to explore over the weekends, share progress and interesting things learned or explored.

To teach, encourage and clarify the concepts and skills in highschool mathematics in order to help students become confident in math.  Aiming for conceptual understanding, review of concepts, clarification, and connecting on previously learned concepts.

A place for students to roleplay delegates in a simulation of the United Nations General Assembly and other specialized UN Committees. This activity takes place at MUN conferences which are held after school on Thursdays. Open to all grades, especially those students interested in politics. Organized meetings each week educate members on international issues and improve debate, public speaking and research skills, then teach members how to apply these skills in Model UN Conferences.

Aim to improve the lives of less fortunate people.  Members must sign up - open to everyone. Activities include fundraising events, cards for Christmas and Mother's Day, creating infographics for our Instagram handle.

To run and develop running abilities while developing a community of similar minded runners. Also to train for cross country, track and general health.   Members are expected to run around school and participate in club runs with a positive attitude.

Safety, Education, Advocacy and Support for Sexual Assault Victims

Provide a safe space for people to talk about the effects of sexual assault through the use of educational videos, games and guest speakers. Educate others on a sensitive topic and raise awareness on ways to prevent sexual assault. Create fundraisers to donate to foundations that support sexual assault victims.  Members must be able to keep confidentiality and be committed to helping out, inclusive and respectful.   

Safe space for LGBTQ2+ students and their allies. Open to students of all grades who identify as LGBTQ2+ or are allies.  Weekly meetings to discuss gender identity and sexual orientation as well as some after school community service initiatives. Meetings weekly at lunch and some after school events.

Provide a place for students to get help with their studies. Peer tutors who volunteer need to commit to their individual scheduled days. Students can sign in to the club, get help with work if needed, or just come to a quiet place to work.

Bring students together in a friendly environment to work with numerous organizations to help better the community. Everyone is welcome to participate. Meet twice per week for volunteering and school-wide activities. Will hold communal activites as well as school-wide workshops.