Clubs
The 2025-2026 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) |
| Asian Students Alliance | Thursdays, at lunch, P8 | Asian students Alliance is a club that works to serve students of East Asian, South Asian, and South-East Asian descent, and will be working together throughout the school year to run cultural events, help our Asian community through fundraisers and run socials for our broader Asian community. | Mr. Rama |
| Athlete Health and Performance Club | Biweekly, Fridays, Portable 4 @ lunch | The Athlete Health & Performance Club is dedicated to helping student-athletes improve their health, performance, and mindset through science-based strategies. The club will focus on education, injury prevention, athletic habits, and holistic lifestyle tips through presentations, group discussions, and peer-led workshops. Open to athletes of all levels and sports backgrounds, this club is a space to grow, learn, and perform at your best—both physically and mentally. | Mr. Soyka |
| 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 | Thursdays at lunch in room 125 | Statement of Purpose: | Mr. Dyment |
| 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. | |||
| 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. Pelat |
| 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. | Ms. Sood |
| Biology Club | Fridays at 3 pm Portable 7 | To promote and study Biology by taking a deeper dive into the subject and explore the careers that are associated with it | Mr. Bedard/Mr. McCune |
| Black Student Union Club - BSU | Friday at lunch in Room D201 | To provide a safe space for Black students to connect and promote Black excellence and address any obstacles to success, while together. We also educate on anti-racism in our elementary school community, and we collaborate with other BSU groups across Surrey School District. | Ms. Kambo |
| Book Lovers Club | TBA | For people who love books to get together to read and talk about books! | Ms. Parker - Jervis |
| Business Club | Thursdays, lunch time, in room 207 | 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. Myung |
| BCYC Club | Lunch time, every other Friday in Portable 12 | BCYC is a youth led organization committed to amplifying student voices in public policy. We give high school students the tools, structure, and connections needed to identify real issues in their communities., take meaningful action, and bring those solutions forward to MP's and MLA's that can bring real changes. | Mr. Zboya |
| Calls For Action Club | Portable 7, specific times TBA | 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 | Tuesdays 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 | The Christian Club will provide an inclusive community for Christian students of all ages and from diverse multicultural backgrounds | Ms. Froelich |
| Coding Club | Wednesdays in room 102 during E block | We aim to create a community of like-minded individuals who express an interest in coding. We would like to help students prepare and provide opportunities for competing in coding competitions such as the Canadian Computing Competition (CCC). Moreover, we will host hackathons where students can learn about electronics and programming. | Mr. Weir |
| Couture Club | Thursdays, in "E" block from 2.20 to 3.45, in room 115 | The Couture club is for students who are interested in exploring fashion, textiles, for those wanting to explore designing more deeply, and learn a new skill. Members will have access to the sewing machine, gain knowledge on different aesthetics of clothing, colour theories, upcycling and repairing clothing, explore different clothing cultures and how they express identity. We hope as a club we can give back to the community and build connection through fashion and textiles. | Ms. Kestell |
| Culinary Club | Mondays, lunch, in D 106 | Culinary Arts Fraser Heights Club. Learn about many different kinds of foods from many culture and perspectives. | Ms. Muir |
| Cultural Diversity & Equity Club | Mondays at lunch in room D 201 | To promote cultural diversity in the school by recognizing various cultures and celebrations, throughout the year in order to foster a sense of belonging, representation and inclusion for all students from diverse backgrounds. Events include Lunar New Year, Diwali, Black History Month, Vaisakhi, Dia de los Muertos, Winter Solstice, Hannukah, and Cultural Diversity Week. | 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 |
| Dungeons and Dragons (DND) Club | Room D 202, specifc times TBA | To be a space where people can express their creativity. We will play Dungeons & Dragons, where we play characters and tell a story. | Mr. McCune |
| Eco Sparks Club | Thursdays at lunch, biweekly in Portable 9 | Eco Sparks is focused on making the school community a greener and cleaner place. The purpose of this club is to show that even small actions, when added together, can create a much bigger positive impact on the environment. We will be doing projects whether it is planting a small patch of herbs or flowers, setting up recycling bins to encourage students to reuse materials, or organizing clean-up days around the school grounds, our goal is to inspire students to take pride in caring for nature and to recognize that little changes really do make a difference. | Mr. Dewar |
| Engineering Club | Room 205, Tuesday at lunchtime | Engineering club aims to create a community of like-minded individuals who express an interest in STEM. | Ms. Mand |
| 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. | Mr. Ramanathan |
| Firehawks Make Change | TBA | The Firehawks Make Change club partners with Makers Making Change to build assistive devices that empower people with disabilities. A core team of 10 students will choose 20 devices from a catalog of 200+ open-source designs, then lead school or community makeathons to build them. Projects may include adaptive switches, joysticks, daily living aids, and more. Volunteers can help at events, and experience with 3D printing or electronics is a bonus. | Mrs. Desrochers & Mr. Ramanathan |
| FHS Humanitarian Club | D 106, Bi-weekly on Wednesdays | Through volunteering, fundraising initiatives, and collaboration with Boston-Global Youth Philanthropy (GYP), this club offers students a range of opportunities to explore and develop a passion for humanitarian work. The focus is on Youth Humanitarian Advocacy and Research. | Ms. Muir |
| Fraser Heights Guitar Club | Tuesdays at lunch in Portable 5 | Fraser Heights Guitar Club is an opportunity for young musicians to come together to learn, collaborate and perform. All ages and abilities are welcome. | Mr. Greczi |
| FH Men's Mental Health Club | Every other Thursday, at lunch, in room D 201 | The Men’s Mental Health and Awareness Club aims to shine the light on the issues of mental health specifically in male individuals. The club focuses specifically on men largely because of societal standards and expectations making it often difficult for men to express their emotions. Our plans include spreading the message on unfair societal stigmas with different group projects, as well as providing a space where individuals can gather and speak out comfortably on things that may be seen as “less masculine” to society. | Ms.Kambo |
| GSA Pride Club | Thursdays Biweekly between Room 126 | 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. | Mr. Ramanathan/Ms. Dawson/Mr. Greczi |
| Hawk Word Club | Tuesdays at lunch in 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 |
| Helping Hands Club | Every other Wednesday Room D 201. Monthly visits to the Fleetwood Villa Senior home and in school help for initiatives. | 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 |
| 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. Currie |
| HOSA Club | Mondays, room D202 at lunch. | HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) club is unique because it focuses specifically on healthcare careers and connects students with a national and international network. Unlike other already existing science or leadership clubs, HOSA offers structured competitions, workshops, and conferences (FLC and SLC) that provide hands-on learning, leadership training, and professional development directly tied to health professions. This gives our club members exposure beyond our school. | Mr. McCune |
| Justice Report Club | Thursdays bi-weekly @ lunch, room 116/117 | The Justice Report mainly focuses on advocating for issues that involve law, crime, racism, gender inequality, and more. We bring justice by reporting and sharing the stories and spreading the overall message. Students learn a plethora of skills and experiences, opening room to understand many diverse stories and work together to make a difference. Through collaborative projects and discussions, we aim to create a meaningful impact on both a local and global scale. | Ms. Ins |
| 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 |
| Lifesaver 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 |
| Math Contest Club | Thursday 3pm Room 207 | Support for those wanting to do well on math contests | Mr.McCune |
| Mechatronics Club | Mondays, 2.30 - 3.30, Rm. 210 | 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 |
| Medical Outreach for Maternal Support Club | Every Thursday during the entirety of Lunch Block, Portable 4 | This club is unique because it focuses on an overlooked group in the community, mothers during pregnancy and postpartum. Through donation drives, emotional support initiatives, and partnerships with local organizations, the club provides practical help to mothers in need. At the same time, it raises awareness about postpartum depression, teaching students about the science behind it while reducing stigma and encouraging empathy. We also aim to create a website that can share the stories about the mothers in our community, and connect women across communities. We wish to combine health education with outreach. | Mr. Soyka |
| Mental Wellness Club | Tuesdays 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 Rocketry Club | Thursday at lunch in Portable 5 | To build, test, and learn about model rocketry. Serves as unique way to help develop interest in aerospace and flight. Not only do we learn important concepts, develop teamwork building skills, but also have fun! We hope this club can inspire people and also carry on for years. We will do this by building our own model rockets ranging from model motor rockets, water rockets, and if possible even sugar rockets. | Mr. Greczi |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Ni Hao Chinese Culture Club | Meeting every Wednesday at lunch in Mr. McCune’s room. Room: D202 | This club is unique because it provides a space for students to learn about and celebrate Chinese culture together. During traditional Chinese festivals, we will organise celebrations so everyone can experience these cultural moments as a community. We can also bring in food and share it. A key goal of the club is to support new students arriving from China, helping them feel a sense of belonging and build friendships. Since many of these students may not yet feel confident in English, I and other members who are more fluent will offer guidance and support. This combination of cultural sharing, celebration, and peer support makes our club distinct from others on campus. | Mr. McCune |
| Operation Smile Club | Thursdays at lunch in Room D202 | Fundraising for Operation Smile Organisation | Mr. McCune |
| Philosophy Club | Thursdays from 2.30 to 3.30 in room D 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. | Mr. Thiessen/Ms. Balikas |
| Photography Club | Lunch in Portable 2 | Create a space to share, show, and dicuss photography topics. | Mr. Wallace |
| Physics Club | Mondays, 2.30 to 3.30, Rm. 211 | Doing physics-related experiements, labs, and helping other students to understand physics and assist with homework and assignments, etc. | Mr. Larkin |
| Red Cross Club | Wednesdays, "E" block, 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 | Meetings are Thursdays biweekly at lunch in room 102, or as announced on Teams. | To design, prototype, build, program, and test robots in preparation for competitions in the Surrey Robotics League. In meetings we plan for competitions, and delegate tasks. Work time is every day at lunch. Watch the Teams page for competition updates! | Ms. Desrochers |
| Sikh Awareness Club | Wednesday in D 201 at lunch | "Sikhi Awareness Club provides an inclusive space for Sikh students and those wanting to further their understanding of Sikhi. The club strives to promote the ideals of seva,(service) in and out of school, and | Mr. Hundal and Ms. Kambo |
| Other humanitarian aspects of Sikhism. This involves showcasing Sikhi when opportunities present, such as during Cultural diversity week, Vasaikhi and spreading awareness of Sikh days of significance in the community. | |||
| Science Club | Wednesdays 3:00-4:00 Room 205 | 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. | Ms. Mand |
| Trivia Club | Mondays & Thursdays during lunch Room 103 | To prepare students for provincial and national trivia competitions including Consensus, Spanner, and the History and Geography Bees | 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 | Mondays @ lunch in room 212 | 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. Bittner |
| Youth For Care Club | Mondays Biweekly at lunch in Room D105 starting October 6th | 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 |
