| Adopt Our Campus Club | Kody Shum | AOCC, also known as Adopt Out Campus Club, aims to raise awareness about the importance of environmental health and maintaining a clean community. The club organizes weekly garbage clean-up sessions where student volunteers can work together to improve the school and surrounding community. Through these activities, students have an opportunity to make a positive, hands-on environmental impact while building teamwork and community responsibility. | Every Monday at 3:05pm in Mr. Shum's room 212 |
| Anime Club | Edgar Anco Ascarza | Anime Club provides a fun, relaxed, and creative space for students to celebrate and explore anime culture. Students can connect with others who share similar interests, participate in anime-related activities, and enjoy a welcoming community. | Biweekly Tuesday's, during lunch, Room 109 |
| Art Club | Angie Miller | Art Club provides a creative community where students can discuss, explore, and create visual art outside of class. The club offers students a studio-like space to work on personal projects, share ideas, and connect with other artists. The club may also organize art-related events, such as an art festival or gallery, to showcase student creativity within the McRoberts community. | Rm 126, Tuesday's biweekly 3:10 to 4:10 PM |
| Art for Care Club | Eleni Groumoutis | Art for Care is dedicated to bringing creativity, kindness, and connection to the community. Students create handmade cards and artwork to share with seniors and patients in care facilities, helping brighten their days and remind them that they are cared for. The club also offers art activities where students can develop their creativity, give back to the community, and earn volunteer hours while creating meaningful moments for both artists and recipients. | Room 208 bi-weekly on Wednesday's at Lunch |
| BC SPCA Animal Allies | Jody Yau | The BC SPCA Animal Welfare Club aims to raise awareness about animal welfare and educate students about the work and mission of the BC SPCA. Students will have opportunities to participate in fundraisers, donation drives, and other activities that support animal welfare. The club will also provide opportunities for students throughout McRoberts to volunteer and contribute to a meaningful cause through activities connected with the BC SPCA. | Once a month on Tuesday's in room 128. |
| BC Youth Council | Marie-Claire Massicotte | The BC Youth Council chapter at McRoberts empowers students to identify a real issue in Richmond and work collaboratively toward meaningful, evidence-based solutions. Members develop skills in leadership, research, public speaking, and community engagement while working with local organizations and elected officials. Students will also participate in service activities and student-led projects, culminating in a final report and presentation of their ideas to B.C. MLAs and MPs. | Room 229 weekly on Thursday's at lunch |
| Book Club | Julie Ann Mainville | Book Club provides students with an opportunity to connect through shared reading and discussion. Members can explore a variety of books, develop their communication and discussion skills, and meet other students who share an interest in reading. The club is a welcoming space to discover new books, exchange ideas, and connect with fellow readers. | Friday's at lunch in seminar room 2 (or 1 depending on availability). |
| Breakfast Club | Mandeep Tamana | The Breakfast Club provides students and staff with a welcoming space to enjoy delicious, nutritious food before the school day begins. Members work together to prepare and share breakfast options for those who may not have time to eat at home, while fostering connection, building community, and creating a positive start to the day through good food and socializing. | Tuesday's and Friday's in the staff room from 7:50-8:10am |
| Bridge Initiative | Coco Wu and Eva Tang | This club helps bridge the gap between high school students and the many opportunities available to them. Members will learn how to discover, access, and create opportunities while gaining the information and resources they need to grow and succeed. The club aims to make opportunities and resources easier to understand and access, helping students overcome barriers and become more informed about possibilities available to them. | Friday's at lunch, room 224. |
| Christian Club | Gary Chan | Christian Club aims to create a welcoming, supportive, and Christ-centered community where students can grow in their faith, build meaningful friendships, and connect with others. The club provides a comfortable space for students to ask questions, share experiences, and explore the Christian faith. Through discussions, activities, outreach, and service opportunities, members can build community while contributing positively to McRoberts. | Wednesday's, at lunch, At Mr. Chan's room. |
| Coding Club | Marie-Claire Massicotte | Coding Club provides students with an opportunity to learn and develop programming skills. Members can explore coding in a supportive environment and build their understanding of computer programming through hands-on learning. | Thursday's, during lunch, 229 |
| Coin Club (Numismatics Club) | Angelica Rost-Komiya, Mandeep Tamana, Delia Monette | The Coin Club explores history through the fascinating world of coins and currency. Members will discover the stories, historical events, and fun facts behind coins from different eras and cultures while learning how money reflects the people, places, and events of the past. | Thursday's after school in Room 209 |
| Crafts Club | Delia Monette | Crafts Club provides a creative and social space where students can explore hands-on activities and connect with others. Members will have opportunities to develop their artistic skills while trying a variety of crafts, including origami, soda-can pin making, pipe-cleaner flowers, and other creative projects. The club aims to foster creativity, community, and meaningful connections through activities that encourage students to step away from screens and create together. | Wednesday/Thursday's at lunch every week in Room 207 |
| Creative Writing Club | Dawn Stolberg | Creative Writing Club provides a welcoming space for students to explore literature and develop their English-language and creative-writing skills. Meetings include games, writing activities, opportunities for feedback, and creative challenges designed to help students develop their ideas and writing processes. The club also promotes integrity and originality in writing while creating opportunities for McRoberts students to share and celebrate their work through displays and events. | Friday's at lunch in room 107 |
| Dragon Boat Club | Mandeep Tamana | Dragon Boat Club provides McRoberts students with an opportunity to participate in competitive youth dragon boating while developing teamwork, commitment, and friendships. Students can enjoy being active, working together as a team, and experiencing the excitement of dragon boat competition. | Practices/Meeting will be held from 5-7pm at False Creek Community Centre on Wednesday's and 12-2pm on Sunday's. Meetings at McRoberts will be held during lunch in room 108 when necessary. |
| Drama Club | Peter Wilson | The Drama Club is a place for students to explore the exciting world of drama and storytelling! Members will have opportunities to watch plays, read scripts, explore different characters, and bring stories to life through creative theatre activities. Whether you love performing, discovering new stories, or working behind the scenes, everyone is welcome to share their creativity and passion for theatre! | Thursday's at lunch in Room 10163 - the Theatre |
| Engineering Club | Stephen Looney | This club introduces students to the fundamentals of engineering while inspiring creativity, innovation, and a passion for design. In a fun and safe environment, members will explore key engineering concepts through hands-on, interactive projects each week. Students will develop critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills while learning to apply engineering principles to real-world challenges. | Wednesdays after school from 3-4pm in room 120 |
| HMS Dance Team | Christa Wolbers, Kristian Naso, and Eleni Groumoutis | Dance Club promotes physical health, school spirit, and creativity through dance. Members have opportunities to learn and practise choreography while preparing for performances and competitions. The club provides students with a fun and active way to develop their dance skills and perform for the school community. | Art Hallway/Gym/Drama Room, Tuesday's & Thursday's, 3:15-5:15 PM |
| First Nations & Reconciliation Club | Jody Yau | First Nations and Reconciliation Club provides students with opportunities to learn about Indigenous histories, local Coast Salish cultures, and what reconciliation can look like in our community. Members can participate in school initiatives, volunteer with local organizations, and learn from guest speakers and community members. The club welcomes students who want to learn, take on leadership opportunities, and contribute to a more informed and inclusive school community. | Once every two weeks on Tuesday’s Ms. Yau's Room128 |
| First Responders | Bronwyn Fackler | McRoberts First Responders provide trained student support during the school day for students who require first aid or medical assistance. Members are certified in Standard/Intermediate First Aid, First Responder, or Emergency Medical Responder training. Students on the weekly schedule are on call during the school day and respond when assistance is requested through the office. | Tuesday's or Friday's (tentative), lunch, seminar room in the library - whichever one is available. |
| Food Recovery Alliance | Elena Tsang | Food Recovery Alliance is a non-profit organization that works to connect surplus food from farms with local food banks and non-profit organizations. The club provides McRoberts students with opportunities to learn about food recovery and participate in fundraisers, food distributions, cooking events, and community initiatives. Through hands-on involvement, students can contribute to food recovery efforts and support communities across Canada. | Foods Room Wednesday during lunch (bi-weekly) |
| Helping Hearts Club | Jack Hong | Helping Hearts is a youth-led organization focused on environmental action, youth engagement, community advocacy, and supporting marginalized communities. The club provides students with opportunities to volunteer, participate in monthly themed initiatives, and organize activities that support people and communities in need. Members can work together to create positive change while developing their leadership and community-engagement skills. | Wednesday's at lunch, room 206 |
| HMS Crochet Club | Anne George | The McRoberts Crochet Club provides an inclusive, student-led community where students of all ages and skill levels can learn and practise crochet. Members can develop their skills, share their creativity, and connect with others while working on individual and group projects. The club offers a relaxed and creative lunch-hour activity where students can learn something new, socialize, and unwind. | Friday's, lunch period. |
| HMS Debate Club | Feyona McKenna | Debate Club provides a fun and welcoming environment for students to develop their communication, critical-thinking, and public-speaking skills. Members will participate in debates, discussions, and activities exploring a variety of topics, from current events to everyday issues. Whether students have previous debate experience or are trying it for the first time, the club encourages them to express their ideas, consider different perspectives, and build confidence as speakers. | Tuesday's at lunch in Ms. McKenna's room |
| HMS Helping Hands Club | Elena Tsang | The Helping Hands Club aims to raise awareness about youth homelessness and encourage students to become involved in supporting their community. Members will have opportunities to volunteer, organize fundraisers, and support organizations that work with youth experiencing homelessness. Through these activities, students can learn more about the issue while contributing their time and energy to a meaningful cause. | Monday's, at lunch, in room 130 |
| HMS Marching Band | Kristian Naso | Marching Band brings students together to create and perform an entertaining band routine for the school community. Members develop teamwork, communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills while learning about the experience of performing in a marching band. The club provides students with an opportunity to work together, try something new, and perform for an audience at the end-of-year concert. | Monday's at lunch in room 10149 |
| HMS Public Speaking Club | Delia Monette | Public Speaking Club provides a supportive and encouraging environment where students can practise speaking, presenting, and expressing their ideas. Members will have opportunities to develop on-the-spot speaking skills while strengthening their ability to think, organize ideas, and communicate clearly. The club aims to build confidence and help students become more comfortable speaking in front of others. | Every Thursday during lunch time, at 207(Ms. Monette’s classroom) |
| Hugh McRoberts Interact Club | Edgar Anco-Ascarza | Interact Club promotes service to the school, local, and global communities. Members organize fun events, fundraisers, and service initiatives that provide opportunities to help others and make a positive difference. The club also allows students to earn volunteer hours while developing leadership skills and building connections with others. | Wednesday's, every other week during lunch, in Mr. Anco’s room |
| K-Pop Dance Club | Angelica Rost-Komiya | K-Pop Club provides students with an opportunity to learn and perform choreography from popular K-pop groups. Members can participate in performances at school events such as Pep Rally and Strikerpalooza, as well as organize showcase events where students can share their skills. The club provides a fun and welcoming environment, and no previous dance experience is required. | Thursday at lunch in Room 209 |
| Math Club | Gary Chan | Math Club provides students with opportunities to explore and enjoy mathematics beyond the classroom. Members can receive support and practice for school and math contests, participate in weekly math problems, and help organize the annual McRoberts Math Contest. The club aims to encourage students to challenge themselves and develop their mathematical problem-solving skills. | Friday's at lunch in room 202 |
| Chess Club | Mike McBurney | Chess Club provides a relaxed lunchtime environment where students can play chess, practise their skills, and connect with other students who enjoy the game. Students of different experience levels are welcome to participate. | Wednesday's in room 214 |
| McRoberts Cubing Club | Kody Shum | Cubing Club introduces students to the challenge and creativity of solving Rubik's Cubes. Members can develop hand-eye coordination, problem-solving skills, and flexible thinking while learning and practising different solving techniques. The club also provides opportunities to socialize, share strategies, and work toward participating in official Rubik's Cube competitions. | Tuesday, lunch, 212 |
| McRoberts Model United Nations Club | Angelica Rost-Komiya | Model United Nations (MUN) gives students the opportunity to participate in simulations of the United Nations. Members learn about global issues, geopolitics, diplomacy, and how the United Nations operates while preparing for city-wide and international conferences and competitions. The club helps students develop research, communication, collaboration, and public-speaking skills. | Wednesday's in Room 209 at lunch (Confirmed by Mme Rost-Komiya) |
| McRoberts Origami Club | Angelica Rost-Komiya | Origami Club provides students with an opportunity to learn and practise the art of paper folding. Members can explore different origami designs, develop their creativity and patience, and participate in occasional challenges and contests. The club offers a relaxing and hands-on activity where students can create and connect with others. | Tuesday's weekly at lunch, room 209 |
| McRoberts Vocal Club | Mark Wilson | McRoberts Vocal Club provides a welcoming space for students to practise singing and develop their vocal and performance skills. Members can explore different styles of music, sing individually or in small groups, and learn from one another. The club will also provide opportunities to build confidence, connect with other students who share an interest in music, and perform at school events. No previous singing experience is required. | Music Room lunch time Wednesday |
| McRoberts Volunteering Page | Kevin Li | The McRoberts Volunteering Page is a student-run Instagram page that shares information about volunteering opportunities available within the McRoberts community. Weekly posts will highlight opportunities organized by clubs, teachers, and other school groups. The goal is to make volunteer opportunities easier for students to find and encourage greater participation in service within the school community. | Because it is not a regular club and will only need a very small number of people to run the page, regular meetings will not be held |
| Mental Health Matters Club | Kerri Zaine | The purpose of this club is to promote mental health awareness, encourage open and respectful conversations about sensitive topics, and help reduce stigma surrounding mental health. Through engaging activities, fundraisers, and school-wide events, members will work to build a supportive, inclusive, and connected school community where everyone feels valued and understood. | Wednesday's at lunch in Ms. McKenna's room 201 |
| Molecular Advocacy Project | Coco Wu | The Molecular Advocacy Project explores the biology behind human health, including topics such as vaccines, antibiotic resistance, and genetics. Members will translate scientific information into accessible educational campaigns, hands-on workshops, and fundraising initiatives that support the school community and selected research causes. Students can develop skills in science communication, event organization, and public outreach while gaining experience that may be particularly relevant to students interested in health sciences, medicine, or research. | Meeting in Ms. Wu’s room 224 every other Tuesday lunch time |
| News Club | Bronwyn Fackler | News Club provides an inclusive environment where students can take on leadership roles while helping keep the school community informed. Members create monthly broadcasts featuring school events, upcoming activities, and other news from around McRoberts. Students can also participate in morning announcements, providing an opportunity to develop communication and public-speaking skills in a supportive setting. | Weekly meetings on Monday's at lunch in Ms. V Martin’s room |
| Rainbow Club | Virginie Martin and Christa Wolbers | Rainbow Club provides a safe, welcoming, and inclusive space for students in the LGBTQ+ community and their allies. The club aims to promote inclusion, belonging, and equity within the school community while providing students with an opportunity to connect with others and build a supportive community. | Wednesday at lunch, room 105 |
| Social Justice Club | Eleni Groumoutis | Social Justice Club aims to increase awareness and understanding of relevant social issues in our community and society. Members can organize educational events, fundraisers, and other initiatives that support a variety of causes. The club provides students with opportunities to learn, connect with others, and contribute to positive community action. | Wednesday, Bi-weekly |
| Stocks and Invenstment Club | Simon Thwaits | The purpose of this club is to build students’ financial literacy by demystifying financial markets and connecting classroom theory to real-world wealth-building strategies. Through interactive paper-trading simulations and a student-run newsletter, members will explore investing, develop financial decision-making skills, and stay informed about current market trends. | Monday's at lunch in room 222 |
| Strikers Give Back Club | Feyona McKenna | Strikers Give Back Club aims to make a positive impact in the broader community by supporting a variety of non-profit organizations and community initiatives. Members will have opportunities to organize service projects and support organizations such as Covenant House. The club also hopes to recognize and appreciate the contributions of McRoberts staff through initiatives such as holiday appreciation activities. | We will try to meet every other Thursday in Ms McKenna's room |
| String Orchestra Club | Kristian Naso | String ORchestra Club provides an opportunity for students who play violin, viola, cello, or double bass to come together and perform as a group. Members will explore music from a variety of styles while developing their ensemble skills, musicianship, and performance experience. The club fills an opportunity for string players who may not have another school ensemble that accommodates their instruments. | Friday at lunch in the band room (127) |
| The Dungeons and Dragons (DND) Club | Jaime Matheos | Dungeons & Dragons Club provides students with an inclusive space to play the tabletop role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons while developing creativity, collaboration, and storytelling skills. Members can participate in campaigns and game sessions, learn about the game, and connect with friends and peers. The club welcomes students who are experienced players as well as those who are interested in learning more about D&D. | Tuesday's, at lunch in room 214 (20108). |
| The PassnPlay Project YVR | Dawn Stolberg | The PassnPlay Project aims to provide youth with opportunities to participate in sports and become more active in their communities. The club will also support community initiatives by collecting and donating second-hand sports equipment and organizing fundraising activities for charities such as Jumpstart. Through these efforts, students can help make sports more accessible while strengthening connections between McRoberts and the Richmond community. | Thursday's bi-weekly during lunch in Room 107 |
| Tree Planting Club | Sarah Da Costa | This club aims to strengthen the local environment by planting trees in neighbouring properties and local communities. Students will have opportunities to participate in hands-on environmental projects while developing teamwork and environmental responsibility. Through these activities, the club hopes to make a lasting and positive impact in the community. | Bi-weekly Thursday's at lunch in Room 215 |
| Vocal Club | Kristian Naso | Vocal Club is a continuation of last year's Vocal Club and provides a student-run lunch-hour choir for students who may not have the opportunity to participate in choir as a course. Members will have opportunities to sing together, develop their vocal skills, and prepare performances for the school community. The club may also organize fundraising activities and other performance opportunities throughout the year. | Wednesday's at lunch in the Music room (10149) |
| Volleyball for Youth | Stephen Ng | Volleyball for Youth is a student-led mentorship program that connects McRoberts students with younger athletes in the community. Rather than focusing on competition, the program provides younger students with an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of volleyball in a welcoming and supportive environment. McRoberts mentors will develop leadership, communication, teamwork, and organizational skills while serving as positive role models and sharing their passion for volleyball. | New Gym |
