Clubs & Activities
We encourage every student to get positively connected at school, outside of class. We have a wide variety of clubs and activities ranging from anime, art, ceramics, dance, engineering, intramural games, Japanese exchange, math, school newspaper, volunteer groups, weight training to yearbook and every opportunity is open and available to all students.
Every club is an opportunity to meet like-minded, friendly students and staff members and make a positive difference in your life and the lives of others. It is the friendships and stories created from participation in clubs, activities, field trips and special events that will make up your happiest and best memories of high school. Involvement in clubs, extracurricular events and volunteer service are also a very important way for students to build their resume and this will help with future job, scholarship and post-secondary applications.
SLSS Clubs 2026-27
CLUB NAME | STAFF | CLUB FOCUS | ROOM | DAYS | TIME |
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2D Animation Club | Mah, S. | The 2D Animation Club is dedicated to bringing the incredible world of 2D Animation to SLSS through both digital and traditional mediums. Whether you’re an experienced artist or just starting out, we provide lessons that are designed to support all skill levels. Members will have the opportunity to learn animation techniques, participate in events, and collaborate with fellow students. | 402 | Biweekly on Thursday | Lunch |
ACG Club (Anime Cosplay Gaming) | Corea, S. | The ACG Club hopes to create a safe space for people to express their enjoyment of ACG culture free of prejudice. We watch and analyze anime shows as well as create/discuss our cosplay costumes. | 202 | Tuesday | Lunch |
Activism & Awareness Club | Acosta, L. | The SLSS Activism & Awareness Club offers students an opportunity to involve themselves in social justice and spread awareness through various different fundraisers, educational activities, and informational posts. A diverse range of topics are explored such as AAPI month, 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion, and mental health awareness among many others. | 702 | Tuesdays (bi-weekly) | @ lunch |
AOC (About Our Community) Club | Nguyen, M. | Provide leadership opportunities for students. | 409 | Wednesdays | Lunch |
Art Club | Thompson, J. | The purpose and focus of the art club is to explore and create different art forms. As well as teach students new art techniques and encourage creative thinking. | 201 | Tuesdays, biweekly | lunch |
Choir Club | Mikulin, M. | Singing. Performing. | Music Room | Wednesday and Thursday all year. | 3-4PM. |
City Planning Club | Mah, S. | To offer students a place to discuss, share, and explore urban planning, including other general aspects of human geography- a field not yet covered by this school. | Room 402 | Thursdays on every other week, during lunchtime. | Lunch |
Computer Science Club | Chan, S. | The CS Club guides members from simple visual learning interfaces to more advanced development workflows. Our goal is to produce a fully playable game as a team by the end of the school year and to give students an opportunity to participate in a hackathon. | 402 | Tuesday | Lunch |
CSPP (Computer Science Python Programming) | Toth, N. | To teach students the Python programming language. | 507 | Wednesday | Lunch |
Cubing Club | Lin, W. | To get together people who enjoy Rubik's cube solving | 500 | Wednesday | Lunch |
Cypress Ski and Snowboard club | Nowak, S. | To go ski or snowboard for all levels and abilities. | 504 | TBD | Lunch times |
Dragon Boat Club | Gofsky, M. | BC Fitness and conditioning-10, 11, 12 high performance athlete programs | 300 | Tuesday | Lunch |
Drama Club | Kosar, J. | The Drama Club produces two full theatrical productions a year. We also provide the school with several informal presentations (for grade 7 Fun Day and events of that sort). | Theatre | Every day! | Lunch and after school |
E-Sports Club | Rogers, J. | Building both competitive and positive interactions around gaming; to build a sense of community among those who also want to complete in e-sports. | 504 | Friday | Lunch |
Eco Team | Corea, S. | The SLSS Eco Team is a student-led group working to make our school and community a greener, more sustainable place. Students help host the Richmond Eco Symposium, participate in community cleanups, and create initiatives that promote environmentally friendly habits at SLSS. Through hands-on projects and school-wide activities, the team helps students turn environmental awareness into action. | 20 | Various days, depend on when symposiums/clean ups are | Lunch/ Afterschool |
Endangered Animals Club | Laskemoen, K. | Educated students about endangered animals. Also planning activities to bring awareness. | 407 | Tuesdays bi-weekly | Lunch time |
Fandom Projects | Ma, E. | Welcome to SLSS Fandom Projects, where your passions and interests are our priority! Our club is about uniting people who share a deep love for various fandoms, building new friendships, and strengthening the bonds within our diverse school community. Last year, we hosted K-Pop random dances, kahoot tournaments, and a book & toy donation drive! We’re dedicated to creating fun events for our members while providing them an opportunity to explore new interests and we’re always open to event suggestions! For the latest updates, follow us on Instagram @slssfandomprojects! | 103 | Tuesdays | Lunchtime |
Filipino Culture Club | Lazaro, J. | The purpose of the Filipino Culture Club is to share and celebrate the Filipino culture with our school community while creating a space for Filipino students to reconnect with their roots. The club will explore traditions, food, music, history, and celebrations. It will also bring students together and encourage cultural pride. The club will be a welcoming space for everyone, whether they are Filipino or simply interested in learning about and appreciating the culture. | 401 | Tuesdays | Lunch |
Girls Weightroom Club | Liu, M. | The purpose of Girl’s Weight Room club is to create an empowering and supportive space for students to explore fitness, as well as strength training. Many students, from our experiences, may feel intimidated in a gym environment where most users are already quite experienced and advanced in their abilities with strength training, so we are creating this club to promote inclusivity and ensure everyone feels comfortable no matter where they are in their learning journey with physical activities. We often host yoga circles and orientations to help build confidence and support students at all levels. We are reapplying as a club this year with the intention to promote Girls weight room, which is a weekly event that has been held on Wednesdays for the past 4 years. | Weight Rm | Wednesday | Lunch |
Helping Hearts | Shimano, N. | Helping Handsis dedicated to bringing students together through fun and meaningful fundraising events that support both SLSS and the wider community. Through these activities, members gain hands-on experience in event planning, teamwork, and leadership—while raising money for important causes. The club empowers students to make a real impact, build valuable skills, and strengthen school spirit. Most importantly, it fosters a sense of unity and purpose, helping create a more connected and caring community at SLSS. | 406 | TBD |
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Homework Club | Kartar, B. | To provide students support with an extra spot to receive assistance for homework, from senior students. | 403 | Wednesdays | After classes (Approx 3:15 - 4:15) |
Hong Kong Club | Chan, P. | Promote Hong Kong Culture | TBD | to be decided (Once a month) | Lunch Time |
International Issues | Sidhu-Grewal, R. | The Club brings attention to International Issues facing the world and including local issues as well. Students lend their voice to bring awareness to pertinent international issues to the student body. This can include things like homelessness, clean water, war, poverty | 501 | 3rd Wednesday of the Month | Lunch time |
Japanese Cultural Club | Sybounmy, M. | The Japanese Cultural Club aims to introduce students to Japanese culture through fun, interactive, and creative activities. Members can explore Japanese traditions and everyday culture through origami, calligraphy, movie watching, decorating the school, and fundraising for donations. This club provides a welcoming space for students to learn about Japan, trying new things, connect with others who share an interest in Japanese culture. | 400 | bi-weekly Friday | Friday lunch time |
Math Club | Lin, W. | Math Appreciation | 500 | Friday Lunch | Lunch |
Model Kit Building and Miniature Painting Club | Corea, S. | The Model Kit Building and Miniature Painting Club is a place where students can experience immersive building and painting. We encourage students to paint and design custom models and miniatures with undefined goals to demonstrate self-expression. Students are encouraged to think critically and solve problems creatively. Painting miniatures not only fosters students imagination but also attention to detalls and patience. Our community offers students the chance to show their artwork through contests. Students can learn from constructive feedback and gain Confidence in their work. The objectives for this club are to build a safe environment for students to share similar interests, as well as to promote a Model kits and Miniatures community within SLSS | 202 | Thursdays | Afterschool |
Model United Nations | Mah, S. | Model United Nations (MUN) club gives students opportunities to develop skills in public speaking, leadership, diplomacy, research, and critical thinking outside the classroom. Through mock conferences, debates, and collaborative activities, students learn to communicate confidently, consider different perspectives, and work with others to solve complex issues. MUN also creates a welcoming community where students can build friendships and challenge themselves, making Steveston London's school community even greater. | 402 | Every Monday | Lunch |
Muslim Student's Association | Shimano, N. | To help the Muslim students perform their required Friday prayers and facilitate a dedicated space to discuss the faith and its role in student lives and the larger community through service. | JEDI Centre | Friday | Lunch |
Public Speaking Club | Laskemoen, K. | Improve public speaking of students | 407 | Thursday | Lunch time |
Shark Ambassadors | Cook, S. | Support events throughout the school, and role model the best aspects of being a Shark. | TBD |
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SLSS Badminton Club | Chan, L. | The badminton club is all about staying active, having fun, and building friendships through the sport of badminton. We welcome player of all skill levels-from beginner to advanced-and provide a supportive space for everyone to improve their game and enjoy the sport. | 408 and Gym | Friday morning before school | 7:15am-8:20am |
SLSS Baking Club | Tong, J. | Explore baking skills and carry out bake sales for fundraising during special holidays. Proceeds go to RAPs Animal Hospital. | 304 | Thursday once a month | Lunch & Morning for baking |
SLSS Business Club | Ubial, T. | Prepare students for case competitions, develop skills for networking, and explore different domains of business such as marketing, economics, finance. | Room 602 | Thursday | Lunch time |
SLSS Dance Club | Shearer, A. | To teacher and learn hip-hop dance and teamwork skills, and gain confidence through movement. | Theatre | Mondays and Thursdays until late November / December | 3:15-4:30 |
SLSS Dance Team (different than Club) | Shearer, A. | To learn hip-hop choreography and compete in hip-hop dance competitions around the Metro Vancouver region. | Theatre | Mondays and Thursdays, late November / December to June | 3:15-4:30 |
SLSS First Responders Team | Ma, E. | The SLSS First Responders Team is a group of students trained in first aid who provide immediate medical attention for students and staff at SLSS. We operate with weekly shifts during school hours and work closely with Mr. Ma and the Admin Team to ensure that we have readily available first aid materials and equipment. If you are interested or have any questions about the SLSS First Responders Team, feel free to email us at firstrespondersslss@gmail.com! | 103 | Thursdays | Afterschool |
SLSS Fresh Focus | Mah, S. | This club focuses on providing guidance on proper hygiene, skin care and healthy habits. Our intentions are to supply evidence-based research and student experience to help our peers make informed decisions about their health, everyday routines, and have more self confidence. | 402 | Every other Wednesday | Lunch |
SLSS History Club | Mergens, D. | History: awareness, trivia, education, film analysis, crafts (e.g. model building), speech/debate, generate enthusiasm for history | Room 303 | Friday | lunch |
SLSS Interact Club | Mergens, D. | local and global outreach; fundraising, team building, confidence and interpersonal skill development, organization communication | Room 303 | Wednesdays | lunch |
SLSS Jazz Band | Mikulin, M. | Playing jazz, R&B, and swing music. | Music Room | Monday and Thursday | Lunch Time |
SLSS Press | Mcburney, J. | School Newspaper/Showcase for student writing | 404 | Friday | Lunch (bi-weekly) |
SLSS Sci-Health Alliance | Acosta, L. | Welcome to Sci-Health Alliance - a space for students to explore their passion for science, medicine, and health care while discovering new learning and volunteer opportunities in our community. Over the years, we've hosted numerous medical and science professionals through our seminar series, giving students an inside look at careers in these fields. Members can also get involved in our STEM workshops and compete in Biology, Physics, and Chemistry challenges. We strive to motivate and support students on their journey toward science and healthcare careers, all while fundraising for BC Children's Hospital. For the latest updates, follow us on Instagram @slss_scihealth. | 702 | Fridays, with exceptions to seminars | @ Lunch |
SLSS STEM Club | Cheema, B. | Build a STEM community and increase engagement through hands-on and collaborative activities. | 704 | Biweekly on Fridays | at lunch |
Steveston Symphonic Winds-- ie. The Brass Club | Mikulin, M. | Playing brass instruments, like Trumpet, French Horn, Trombone, Euphonium, and Sousaphone. | Music Room | Friday | Lunch |
StuCo | Nguyen, M. | Represent the student body and create school-spirited events | Room 409 | Tuesdays | Lunch |
Table Tennis Club | Chan, L. | The purpose of the club is to inspire students of all skill levels and grades to play table tennis, as a way to make friends and a new hobby it. It can inspire them to try out for the team, as well. | 400 Wing | Every Monday | 3:00-4:30 |
The Christian Club | Melanidis, M. | The Christian Club at Steveston-London is a long-standing community that brings together students who share a passion for faith and fellowship. It offers a welcoming space to express religious beliefs, build meaningful connections, and grow spiritually. Open to individuals of all backgrounds and beliefs, the club fosters an environment of support, respect, and togetherness—encouraging open dialogue and mutual understanding. | Band Room or Jedi Room | Fridays | Lunch Time |
The Finatics Sports Support Club | Stoddard, J. | The Finatics Sports Support Club provides students with volunteer opportunities within the school’s athletics department. Members will gain experience by supporting school sports by learning skills such as timekeeping, scorekeeping, and doing lines for sports including volleyball and basketball. | Shark Tank; Legends Gym; Room 301 | Monday | Lunch Hour |
The Law Society | Yu, E. | the purpose of this club is to educate students at this school about law, its terms, and mock trials. | Room 503 | thursday | lunch |
TRIVIA CLUB | Cheema, B. | Have some fun learning at lunch while competing in trivia games. | Room 704 | Monday | Lunchtime |