PERSONAL INTEREST

The Beauty Aesthetic Club (BAC) promotes self-love and wellness through seasonal activities, trends, and self-care practices. Members can enjoy exclusive events, win prizes just for being a member, and indulge in free food while learning about beauty routines that enhance both physical and mental well-being. BAC is a supportive community dedicated to fostering confidence, relaxation, and overall self-care.

Book Lovers' Club aims to spread the hobby of reading by approaching it from a casual, light-hearted perspective. In addition to reading and discussing books chosen by members, the club hosts games and activities like Jeopardy, bookmark-making, and book exchanges. Members are welcome regardless of skill level or previous interest in reading! 

Cooking Club is a personal interest club aimed to provide passionate students an opportunity to enhance their culinary skills. The club will provide the necessary space, resources, and assistance to help students develop their proficiency as well as foster a lively community. Join to make friends and savour free food!

Earl Haig's Creative Writing Club is a space for any student to ignite or deepen their passion for writing. It encourages new members, and GM applications are never closed! Bring your friends and explore new creative writing topics, such as poetry, fairy tales, and short stories.

The Fantasy Sports Club is where students can compete in fantasy leagues of their choice. The club provides a variety of fantasy leagues, including Premier League, NBA, NHL, and NFL. Students will form their own fantasy teams on the apps where the club's leagues are hosted, where they will get points weekly based on how the players they have chosen perform. 

The Five20 K-pop Dance Club is a vibrant and electrifying haven for K-pop enthusiasts to come together and immerse themselves in the rhythm of their favourite music. With its pulsating beats, state-of-the-art dance masters, and inclusive environment, the club offers an unparalleled experience for dance enthusiasts and fans. The Five20 K-pop Dance Club is where passion and music unite, celebrating the love for K-pop through every electrifying step.

The Group Games Club will engage in a variety of card games and board games. The Club will teach members how to play and eventually create a game together. The Group Games Club aims to be an inviting space that provides a way to connect with others.

The Earl Haig Hack Club is a student-led club focused on empowering students on exploring the world of coding and technology. It is a club where members can express their creativity in programming, and win great rewards for it. Through hands-on projects and collaborative problem solving, members learn how to build websites, develop games, and design PCBs.

Earl Haig Lego Club is a brand new club where every student in Earl Haig who loves Lego can get together and build everything with Lego pieces. The club provides a fun and creative space where students can come together to collaborate, imagine, and construct various LEGO projects. Whether you’re a seasoned builder or just starting out, everyone is welcome to join in the fun. 

Library Council is a team of student volunteers who are central to the library’s operation and community. Library Council members are responsible with daily tasks such as circulating books, cleaning the library, shelving books, and assisting students. The Library Council also contains the White Pine reading club and holds different events to gain student interest in the library.

Philosophy club is a open space for students to talk about any philosophical quandaries they may have. Alternating between open and focused discussions, no prior knowledge of philosophy is needed for students to attend weekly meetings. Students must be open to the opinions of others and learning new philosophical ideas. 

Public Speaking Club provides a supportive platform for members to enhance their communication skills and conquer their fear of public speaking. Members engage in diverse speaking exercises, including impromptu speaking, stand-up comedy and voice acting. Through guest speakers and competitions, participants gain valuable insights and showcase their talents.

NewJeans Bunnies Club is a vibrant and welcoming community open to NewJeans fans who want to immerse themselves in fun activities at Earl Haig such as designing merch, musical chairs, karaoke, photocard/album sales, and performing in SOPSS assemblies! With so many of the above possibilities, NewJeans Bunnies Club strives to be an inviting and comfortable environment for all. 

Philosophy club is a open space for students to talk about any philosophical quandaries they may have. Alternating between open and focused discussions, no prior knowledge of philosophy is needed for students to attend weekly meetings. Students must be open to the opinions of others and learning new philosophical ideas. 

Public Speaking Club provides a supportive platform for members to enhance their communication skills and conquer their fear of public speaking. Members engage in diverse speaking exercises, including impromptu speaking, stand-up comedy and voice acting. Through guest speakers and competitions, participants gain valuable insights and showcase their talents.

Rubik's Cube Club brings all students interested in speedcubing together and they will experience a fun and challenging activity as they learn to solve Rubik’s cubes or getting faster at solving one. Alongside the fun, members will improve their problem-solving skills when learning to respond to different scenarios on the cube or learning different types of algorithms. The club will allow students to bring friends and share techniques, compete in friendly challenges and also hosting competitions that involves the competing between cubers with different types of cubes. 

Tech Teardown is Earl Haig’s student run technology service club striving to upkeep and improve the technology around the school. The club provides tech support for teachers, upgrades desktops around the school, builds computer labs, and manages the replacement and disposal of the school’s older technology.

The Earl Haig Video Games Club is a place where students can meet others with similar hobbies, participate in competitions, and learn game design skills. The club hosts events such as tournaments or game showcases, providing a space for those who want to explore their gaming abilities, whether as a hobby or competitively and learn how to develop them.

The Xiang Qi club is a personal interest club at Earl Haig that represents different cultures to students. This club presents new skills in a board game that is similar to chess, and students can improve their observation, plan with a small amount of time, and sharpen their mind from the game.