Term Co-Curricular
The co-curricular program at Ashbury is designed to develop the whole student, to allow students to explore new interests and to build authentic connections across the school community.
It mirrors the essential elements of the IB Diploma Programme: creativity, activity, service (CAS) through athletics, arts and community service. Some programs may not be offered annually.
Athletics (Activity)
Competitive
Cross Country Running
Boys Jr. Soccer
Boys Sr. Soccer
Boys Sr. Volleyball
Girls Jr. Basketball
Girls Sr. Basketball
Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Golf
Gr 8/9 Football
Jr. Football
Sr. Football
Swimming
Tennis
Recreational
Fitness & Yoga
Morning Fitness
Outdoor Adventure
Recreational Ultimate
Art (Creativity)
Art Portfolio
Robotics
Yearbook Editorial Team
Community Service (Service)
Community Service
TEDx
Athletics (Activity)
Competitive
Alpine Ski Team
Badminton
Boys Jr. Basketball
Boys Sr. Basketball
Girls Jr. Volleyball
Girls Sr. Volleyball
Nordic Skiing
Swimming (OFSAA bound)
Recreational
Fitness & Yoga
Morning Fitness
Outdoor Adventure
Rock Climbing
Rugby Recreational (all-gender)
Soccer Recreational (all-gender)
Table Tennis
Art (Creativity)
Art Portfolio
Robotics
Theatre Ashbury – Crew
Theatre Ashbury – Performing
Community Service (Service)
Community Service
Athletics (Activity)
Competitive
Baseball
Badminton
Boys Jr. Rugby
Boys Jr. Volleyball
Boys Sr. Rugby
Girls Jr. Soccer
Girls Jr.Volleyball
Girls Rugby
Girls Soccer
Track and Field
Ultimate
Recreational
Fitness & Yoga
Morning Fitness
Rec. Basketball
Tennis
Art (Creativity)
Art Outside
The InnoLab Design Group
Community Service (Service)
Community Service
Full Year Co-Curricular (Clubs)
| Block A | Block B |
|---|---|
| Alexander House Council | Art Club |
| Arts Council | Blazer Magazine Club |
| Athletics Council | Blazer Magazine Editorial |
| Chess Club | Business Club |
| Choir | EcoAction Club |
| Coding Club | French Club (Les Curieux – club francophile) |
| Community Engagement Council | HOSA |
| Connaught House Council | Le Clash |
| Dance Club | Math Club |
| Grad Committee | Mentors |
| Grade 9 Council | Prefect/Captain Council |
| Internationalism Council | Reach for the Top Club |
| Media Club | Round Square Club |
| Model United Nations | SMART Team |
| New House Council | Spanish Club |
| Student Success Council | Speech and Debate Club |
| Sustainability Council | String Ensemble |
| Trial Advocacy Club | Student Admissions Committee |
| Woollcombe House Council | Yearbook |
| World Affairs Club | |
Junior School
The co-curricular program is comprised of 2 components: athletics and clubs. Athletics take place during the school day as part of the Games program and clubs occur after school each day.
The goal of the Ashbury College Health and Physical Education/Games program is to foster physical literacy skills and corresponding physical awareness and to instill values of health and fitness, teamwork, leadership and commitment that are an essential part of maintaining lifelong physical wellness.
In the Junior School, competitive sports are also part of the Games program. In some years, inter-school competition is offered in soccer, basketball, track and field, rugby, Ultimate Frisbee and volleyball.
Students may sign up in the appropriate season to try out for school teams. Practices are most often held during the school day (in Games periods), but on occasion, they occur before or after school. Some of the local league competitions are played after school, while most tournaments in – volve travel on weekends. Competition for some school teams can be very challenging; consequently, in some terms, intramural sports or recreational school teams are run to give more students the opportunity to participate in local competitions.
