School Clubs
| Concert Band | Broadcast Club | |||
| The St. Theresa Concert Band, under the direction of Mrs. T. Brown, practices regularly on Wednesdays after school until 4pm in Room 110 (the Music Room). Students in grades 9 through 12 are welcome to join any time during the school year. The band typically preforms at most school functions and occasionally competes at the Belleville Rotary Music Festival. The band preforms some traditional music, but more emphasis is placed on newer, popular music. Why not join the band and see how much fun it is for yourself! | Students use the communications technology facilities to broadcast news interests, promotional items, and special presentations over the closed circuit daily announcements. Students meet Wednesday and Thursday nights to prepare for the Friday Video Announcements. Students from all levels, computer skilled or not, are involved and welcome to join anytime throughout the year. | |||
| Choir | Student Council | |||
| Any student wishing to sing with the choir at school masses is welcome to join the mass choir. Instrumentalists are also encouraged to join. Music for worship and praise will be the focus of this casual fun choir experience. | The main purpose of this club is to help organize school events such as assemblies, Christmas sharing baskets and other activities such as the Santa Claus parade, award nights, parent nights and other school events. | |||
| Yearbook | JeDI Social Justice & Eco Teams | |||
| The St. Theresa yearbook provides our school community with life long memories. The chronological recording of all that happens at a busy school such as ours can sometimes be a daunting task. However thanks to a dedicated staff this years yearbook will be bigger and better then ever before. | With upwards of forty members, this group meets regularly to plan projects on poverty, seniors visiting, pro-life, amnesty international, missions, and ongoing activities including visitation to the McQuigge lodge, open door café lunch program, skate for life conference, letter writing to stop torture, support for Dominican Republic group, assistance for gleaners food bank and good baby box. | |||
| Drama Club | Habitat for Humanity | |||
| This club combines fun, creativity, drama, comedy and friendship. We produce performances for school assemblies and various other school gatherings. | St. Theresa C.S.S. is a chartered campus for Habitat for Humanity. Habitat for Humanity is an organization that builds low cost housing for financially disadvantage families. St. Theresa is currently building our own home for Habitat. Please see Gary Sopaz for information. | |||
| Travel Club | Dance Team | |||
| The St. Theresa Travel Club has been seeing the world since the school opened 1998. Organizer Mrs. More, has led students to many amazing European destinations. Students have travelled to Ireland, Scotland, Wales, England, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Morocco, and Italy. Students have visited many of the world’s most incredible sites and experienced many different cultures. Having an opportunity to travel inspires the mind and creates memories that last a lifetime “…travel is more than the seeing of sights; it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the ideas of living” St. Augustine |
Whether you have 10 years of professional dance training or no experience what so ever with dance, the St. Theresa Dance Club might just be the thing for you! Students usually dance two times a week with the intention of creating pieces for performance. Aerobic warm-ups and cool – downs usually prevent a serious lactic acid build up in muscles. The dance club features various forms of movement: swing, jazz, jive, Celtic, modern, country line, break-dancing and many more! Think of your favourite dance to do and join the club and share it with all of us! | |||
| Peer Mentor Program | Schoolreach | |||
| The peer mentoring program at St. Theresa is designed to support students making the transition between elementary and secondary school; while encouraging social development among their peers. This program consists of trained student mentors, that are from the student body and work towards a common goal: helping all students achieve their potential. | The Schoolreach Team welcomes all students with a passion for trivia. Our members meet weekly with coaches Mr. Moran, Mrs McCabe and Mrs. Johnson to ponder questions based on academic knowledge, popular culture and sports. Local high school teams compete every Spring for the Bay of Quinte title and a berth in the Ontario finals. Our St. Theresa team has qualified for provincials for the past three years. | |||
| Glee Club | Titanium | |||
| Glee is a club for talented singers and musicians who enjoy singing in harmony to promote school spirit. Songs are contemporary and fun. Members have input into what will be sung and the arrangements of music. | Titanium is an online newspaper for students by students. Reporting on sporting and artistic events as well as humanitarian efforts of our school community is a big part of the focus. Another aspect of Titanium is allowing students who enjoy writing, cartooning and photography to share their talents with the school. | |||
| Art Club | Math League | |||
| This is a group that gives students teh opportunity to get together and share their ideas,skills, and talents through art to one another. Students are given the chance to explore new and exciting mediums and develop skills that will help them if they choose to explore the arts later in life. | Need Help With Math? Math League is the Answer. This is a group designed to give aid to students who may need extra math assistance. This group is designed to give aid to students from all grades and varying understands of math. The group is held Monday’s and Wednesday’s during lunch hour. | |||
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