Clubs
The 2024-2025 clubs are listed below. You will find a general description of the club, meeting times and location. There may also be link that provides additional detail regarding the specific club.
| Title | Meeting Times | Description | Staff Sponsor(s) |
| Agility and Strength Training Club | Wednesday lunch Room 218 | Students are to train for agility and physical strength. They do not need to be athletes. As long as they come with a positive attitude to get in shape, and to stay in shape, then things will go well. | Mr. Larkin |
| Animal Rescue Club | Fridays at Lunch; P10 & Exec Meetings Monday Mornings at 7:45AM | The Animal Rescue Club will spread awareness and knowledge about the humane treatment of animals, and discuss responsible pet ownership. In addition to this, the club will ensure students are aware of endangered species, and other societal abuses of animals. This club has many plans for the future including campaigns, fundraisers, and presentations. Some issues we hope on touching on include puppy mills, inhumane treatment of cetaceans, current endangered watchlists in BC, and factory farming. | Mr. Ramanathan |
| Art Club | Wednesday lunch room 125 | Statement of Purpose: 1. To encourage and support student’s artistic expression. 2. To foster a community of artists in the school. 3. To promote art cub members artwork through shows, competitions and other events. | Mr. Dyment |
| Art of Our Community Club | Fridays at Lunch in Room 125 | The Fraser Heights Art of Our Community club will be the first community-oriented club to incorporate the arts into its initiatives. Through opportunities like decorating the walls of Fraser Heights Recreation Centre or organising music performances at Fleetwood Villa, we can provide artistic individuals an outlet for expressing themselves and giving back to the community. | Mr. Dyment |
| Automotive Club | Wednesdays biweekly at lunch in portable 9 | To create a community/ discussion group focussed on informing students of career opportunities connected to cars - automotive mechanics, bodywork, various related engineering trades and to build a community that is interested in all things cars. | Mr. Dewar |
| BC Children's Hospital Club | Wednesdays at lunch in Room D104 | Through fundraisers, volunteering and in conjunction with the BCCH foundation, we provide opportunities for students to gain awareness and get involved to help support BCCH and all they do for children in BC. | Ms. Gonsales |
| Bee Club | Monday Lunch BASES Room | To learn about & care for Bees. To help peek interest in caring for the environment, future careers and hobbies. | Mr. Pielak |
| Best Buddies Club | Thursday Lunch BASES Room | To encourage and provide a venue for Friendship, integration and social interaction between BASES students and the typical student population. | Mr. Pielak |
| Biology Club | Fridays at 3 pm Portable 7 | Art Club’s mission is to foster a supportive and creative community, which aims to encourage artists of FHSS in a positive environment. Achieved by promoting club members’ artwork through shows, competitions and other events. | Mr. Bedard/Mr. McCune |
| Black Student Union Club - BSU | Fridays at lunch Room D201 | To provide a safe space for black students to connect and discuss together. to collaborate with other BSU groups across Surrey. | Ms. Kambo |
| Blood Donation Club | Wednesday at lunch Bases Room | To learn how giving and caring for others makes us feel good. To save lives by giving your blood to others. | Mr. Pielak |
| Book Lovers Club | TBA | For people who love books to get together to read and talk about books! | Ms. Parker - Jervis |
| Business Club | Thursdays from 3-4 in Room 210 | Preparing students for business competitions and case analysis. Students learn how to market, find new opportunities and learn the skills to effectively consult, design, and grow businesses. | Mr. Smith |
| Calls For Action Club | Every Other Fri at Lunch Portable 7 | To bring awareness, to cultural injustices. To support our schools' indigenous community through fundraising, exposure, and events, such as MMIWG+ , First weeks in residents, ect. | Mr. Bedard |
| Chemistry Club | Mondays afterschool 3pm-4pm room 206 | Our club mandate is to support the students of FHSS with Chemistry/STEM related work and projects, in a encouraging group environment run by students. Furthermore, our mission is to widen students' horizons in chemistry, and nurture their love for learning. | Ms. Wong |
| Chess Club | Fridays at lunch in room 204 | Chess club works to provide students with an opportunity to expand and improve on their chess skills through lessons and tournaments. | Mr. Ho |
| Christian Club | Wednesdays at lunch Room 114 | To provide a club of value to students interested in majoring in computer science or related majors. We are focused on preparing for coding competitions such as the USA Computing Olympiad (USACO) and Canadian Computing Competition (CCC). Moreover, we will provide opportunities to create and work on projects, providing invaluable experience for our members. This entails maintaining and creating school websites such as the Fraser Heights Clubs Website, or improving the newly created school arcade. | Ms. Froelich |
| Coding Club | Thursdays at lunch Room 109 | To provide a club of value to students interested in majoring in computer science or related majors. We are focused on preparing for coding competitions such as the USA Computing Olympiad (USACO) and Canadian Computing Competition (CCC). Moreover, we will provide opportunities to create and work on projects, providing invaluable experience for our members. This entails maintaining and creating school websites such as the Fraser Heights Clubs Website, or improving the newly created school arcade. | Mr. Greenall |
| Cultural Diversity & Equity Club | Every other Wed at lunch room D201 | To promote cultural diversity in the school by recognizing various cultures and celebrations | Ms. Kambo |
| Debate Club | Tuesdays after school room 213 | We are a group of passionate individuals dedicated to fostering an inclusive atmosphere, where everyone feels safe expressing their views. We hope to teach students how to debate, critically think and publicly speak well. | Ms. Rakkar |
| Disease Research Club | 11:10-11:40am on Tuesdays biweekly in Portable 6 | The Disease Research Club provides biweekly lessons on different diseases and topics. We offer opportunities for research with selections of diseases as well as helping educate our community by promoting health awareness. | Mr. Yang |
| Dungeons and Dragons DND Club | Thursdays at 3 pm Room 216 | To be a space where people can express their creativity. We will play Dungeons & Dragons, where we play characters and tell a story. | Ms. Balikis |
| Ecommerce Club | Fridays at Lunch Room 119 | The goal of the E-commerce and Marketing Club is to provide students with more hands-on, practical-based business activities instead of the theoretical analysis aspect of business (eg. case studies, competitions, etc.). | Mr. Xu |
| Engineering Club | Tuesdays at lunch Room 109 | Engineering club aims to create a community of like-minded individuals who express an interest in STEM. | Mr. Xu |
| Environment Club | Thursdays biweekly at lunch in Room 203 | To obtain a sustainable lifestyle and combat climate change through individual actions. We do this by hosting events such as litter pick ups, marker and battery collections, planting and spreading awareness. | Ms. Sereda |
| E-Sports Club | Tuesday 3-4:30 pm Room 204 | The FHSS E-sports club is a place to welcome students of all sorts to a fun, exciting environment. We are building a great community where everyone can experience and share common interests in games such as Valorant, League of Legends, Teamfight Tactics, Super Smash Bros, and more. Competitive or non-competitive, everyone is here to have a good time through exciting tournaments, in-house gaming sessions, and prizes! | Mr. Ho |
| Film Club | 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month | Fraser Heights’ Film Club aims to provide a space for aspiring cinephiles and film lovers alike! The club’s purpose focuses on forging relationships among students to discuss their various interests in the film and television media and even recommend them. On the 1st Wednesday of every month, we would gather with a set genre (recommended by members or decided by executives) in mind. Members would get a chance to recommend movies in said genre and vote on which one they’d want to watch for the month. On the 3rd Wednesday, we would regroup again to discuss the movie. Blurbs from these discussions would be posted to our official Instagram page for people that may not be members, looking to watch a new film. | Mr. Zboya |
| Game Development Club | Tuesdays at lunch Thursdays afterschool in room 109 | To teach students how to code, organize, design games, integrate visual arts, music and sound design, challenge questions, and give information about contests, host game jams, etc. | Mr. Greenall |
| Geography Challengers Club | Room 213, Tuesday @ Lunch | Our club aims to gather students together who share a passion for geographical concepts and wish to challenge their skills. We hope to prepare students for geography competitions such as The Canadian Geographic Challenge as well as to practice general knowledge of geography and vexilology. | Ms. Rakkar |
| GSA Pride Club | Thursdays Biwekly between Room 126 & D201 | To provide a safe and inclusive space for all students and to discuss how to amplify FH pride Gay Straight Alliance, celebrating all students and their identity. | Ms. Kambo/Ms. Dawson |
| Hawk Word Club | Thursdays at lunch Room 217 | Hawk Word is representative of the Fraser Heights creative community in journalism. We work towards creating publications to inform our community of the amazing things that are going on in the community, while providing students with the opportunity to share their voices and talents. | Mr. Kelly |
| Health Occupations Students of America Club | By-Weekly Date TBD Room D202 | HOSA Club is unique by offering unique opportunities for students interested in health-related careers. Through a variety of workshops and conferences, HOSA provides students with deeper insights into their chosen fields and hands-on experiences that reflect what it truly means to be a health professional. | Mr. McCune |
| Helping Hands Club | Every other Thursday in Room D201 and weekly on Thursdays in Room 209. Monthly visits to the Fleetwood Villa | Helping hands club works with students and seniors in the community to lend a helping hand and provide social skills and companionship. | Ms. Kambo |
| Her Voice Club | Mondays at Lunch Portable 10 | Her Voice Club at Fraser Heights Secondary School is committed to educating our students about the difficulties that women today face while also encouraging and supporting women especially those who are dealing with societal concerns in Surrey. Our club's goal is to establish a welcoming and encouraging atmosphere where students can get together to discuss topics including domestic abuse, unfair pay, and gender inequality, and much more. We hope to increase awareness of these concerns among Fraser Heights students and give practical support to women in need through seminars, care packages, and fundraisers. Our club, which is led by dedicated and industrious students, is dedicated to reaching these objectives. We plan to hold workshops to educate and involve the school community, in addition to planning monthly fundraising and volunteering events to support local women's shelters and organizations. Our goal is to provide students with the tools they need to become confident in supporting other and policies that benefit women in Surrey and beyond, and take positive action. | Mr. Ramanathan |
| History Club | Wednesday at lunch Portable 10 | We created History Club to assist students develop a more in-depth knowledge and appreciation of history. Our goal is to encourage research and critical thinking abilities while diving into significant historical moments, individuals, and civilizations. We aim to create a connection between the past and present by means of conversations, debates, and potential re-enactments. This strategy encourages members to draw lessons from history and apply them to current events. The club encourages research and continuous learning by giving students an opportunity to express their love of history in a welcoming and cooperative setting. | Mr. Ramanathan |
| Homework Club | Mondays & Wednesdays at lunch in Room 210 | Grade 11-12 students (peer tutors) will be spending their lunch hour helping students in grade 8-12 who need support with their academic classes. | Ms. Kim |
| International Ambassadors Club | 1st Wednesday of the month at lunch | The International Ambassador Club is dedicated to promoting cultural appreciation and equality amongst our large International Student population at Fraser Heights Secondary. The Ambassador’s work with new and returning International Students to develop community and a sense of belonging in our school and in the community at large. | Ms. Chatha |
| Investment Club | Mondays at Lunch Room 119 | The objective of the club is to educate members on scientific/quantitative ways to analyze financial markets (technical analysis), learn about trader psychology, as well as risk management | Mr. Xu |
| Language Club | Wednesday lunch, Mrs. Muirs room | To provide a fun learning environment for students to learn and practice languages. We will mainly focus on school-taught languages like french, spanish, and japanese. The plan is to help tutor younger grades who may struggle with speaking, reading, and/or listening to certain languages. | Ms. Muir |
| LEO Club | Tuesdays at lunch in Room 216 | We want to help others in school and in our community. This club is for people who want to help others, provide service, make other's people's day a little brighter and work with the Lion's club in the community. | Ms. Currie |
| Math Contest Club | Thursday 3pm Room 207 | Support for those wanting to do well on math contests | Mr. Myung |
| Mechatronics Club | Monday & Tuesdays after school in Room 218 | Our club will be focused on learning, designing, and competing on everything related to mechatronics. This will include electronics, robotics, engineering, along with other STEM subjects. Our club will compete in the CANSAT and Junior CANSAT competition hosted every May in Alberta, as well as other possible competitions such as the Space Apps Challenge. | Mr. Larkin |
| Mental Wellness Club | Mondays at Lunch Portable 4 | To promote mental well-being, the Mental Wellness Club offers calming activities like meditation sessions, sharing circles, breathing exercises, doodling, nature walks, and guided journaling prompts. | Mr. Soyka |
| Mock Trials Club | Mondays after school room 213 | Our club’s mandate is to encourage students to learn about the Canadian legal system in a fun and interactive manner, with an emphasis on trials. The club also aims to encourage its members to develop their critical thinking and public speaking skills. | Ms. Rakkar |
| Model UN Club | Friday after school room 213 | Model United Nation will explore different forums within the United Nations and will aim to teach members how MUN works while enhancing their understanding of politics and adding new skills such as quick problem solving and public speaking. | Ms. Rakkar |
| Motive, Word, and Pen: Content Creation and Copywriting Club | Mondays 3 - 3:30 pm Portable 10 | Through this club students could learn about marketing, content creation, and apply these skills later in life. | Mr. Ramanathan |
| Music Council Club | Mondays at lunch biweekly in Room 113 | Fraser Heights Secondary is known for its strong academic focus. Amidst this academically driven environment, Music Council aims to spread the joy of music by providing students with opportunities to participate in events that allow them to showcase their talent and connect with the community through music. Through events, performances, and community outreach, the council brings hope to balance between academic and hobby, providing FireHawks with memorable experiences and encouraging a deeper appreciation for music within the Fraser Heights community. | Ms. Huskins/Mr. Tse |
| Muslim Students Association Club | Fridays at lunch in Portable 10 | The Muslim Student Association (MSA) of Fraser Heights Secondary School, is a club that pushes to allow Muslim students of Fraser Heights to freely and comfortably practice their faith in School. Our goals are to establish afternoon prayers for the practicing students, and allow them to feel comfortable in expressing who they are, through praying, interacting with their fellow muslims, and special events. | Mr. Ramanathan |
| Operation Smile Club | Thursdays at lunch in Room D202 | Fundraising for Operation Smile Organisation | Mr. McCune |
| Philosophy Club | Wednesdays afterschool Room 216 | In a typical Ethics Bowl meeting, students discuss and analyze case studies that involve political, social, or economic dilemmas. Students practice their public speaking and critical thinking skills by splitting up into two teams and proposing solutions to ethical issues. Coaches also train students on philosophical perspectives and speaking strategies, preparing them for upcoming competitions. | Ms. Balikis |
| Red Cross Club | Biweekly on Thursdays at lunch Room 216 | We strive to educate and spread awareness about current events and global issues, advocating for people in need worldwide through fundraisers, care packages, and more! | Ms. Balikis |
| Robotics Competition Club | TBA on Teams and at Lunchtime/After School. | To plan and prepare for Robotics competitions in the Surrey Robotics League. In meetings we plan for competitions, and delegate tasks. We are currently at capacity, so please see Mrs Desrochers to put your name on the waitlist. We may be opening up a subsection called the junior robotics club that will be open to grades 8-9, keep your eyes peeled for that info! | Ms. Desrochers |
| Science Club | Wednesdays 3:00-4:00 Room D101 | The Fraser Heights Science Club strives to ignite/fuel a passion for science in students from across the school through a diverse range of engaging activities, competitions, and lessons. These include participation in in-school competitions like egg drop, mouse-trap cars, and wiki-races. Some external opportunities offered through the club include UBC Physics Olympics, Science Fair projects, and other science competitions. | Mr. Struik |
| Strings Club | Monday and Tuesday at Lunch Band Room | To offer music education to the student population interested in playing strings, or already are and would like to play in an ensemble at the school of like instruments. Mentorship and leadership opportunities will exist between members as there will be a mixture of experienced and beginners in the ensemble. There will be performances. | Mr. Tse |
| Students’ Union and Education Club | Fridays at lunch biweekly room 212 | The goal of this club is to provide students with the chance to explore education-based volunteering opportunities while also enhancing their own education by exposing them to a wide range of programs and scholarships | Ms. Bittner |
| Trivia Club | Mondays & Thursdays during lunch Room 103 | To prepare students for provincial and national trivia competitions including Reach for the Top, Consensus, and the History and Geography Bee. | Mr. Hasan |
| Unicef United Club | Thursdays @ Lunch bi-weekly in P9 | To raise awareness in our school community about ongoing global crises and how they are affecting youth around the world | Mr. Dewar |
| Writing Club | Fridays, 3-4pm, room 214 | Although we have many opportunities in Fraser Heights, there is an evident gap when it comes to catering to those who want to go into the humanities. While STEM fields have a considerable amount of resources within our school, literature opportunities are relatively limited comparatively. Through this club, we are able to guide writers into publishing their work. | Ms. Brewer |
| Youth For Care Club | Mondays Biweekly at lunch in Room D105 | Youth for Care at Fraser Heights is a student-led club dedicated to educating peers about medical and healthcare careers and opportunities. We strive to provide valuable resources, workshops, and guest speaker events to help students explore the diverse pathways in healthcare. Our mission is to foster an inclusive and supportive environment where all students, regardless of background, can engage, learn, and feel empowered to pursue their interests in the medical field. We welcome anyone with a passion for healthcare or curiosity about the industry to join and grow with us. | Ms. Brar |
