Georgian Life
Clubs & Activities
Co-curricular Involvement
Being Georgian means getting involved beyond academics. RSGC makes it easy for you to do that, with plenty of opportunities both during community time and after school. From acting in the school play or building the play’s set to managing the ball hockey league or debating a heated topic, there is surely something on the extensive menu to whet your appetite. And if there’s not, create something! RSGC encourages and facilitates students starting up their own clubs.
Junior School Clubs
Clubs in the Junior School are constantly evolving and changing. Here is a recent list of offerings:
- Lego Challenge Club
- Trivia Club
- Media Creation Club
- Pokemon Drawing Club
- Chess Club
- Les Petits Chefs
- Rubik’s Cubing Club
- Friday Fitness
- Virtual Field Trip Club
- Reach for the Top Trivia Club
- Backgammon Club
- Model Parliament
- Global Math
- Instrumental Jazz Club
Senior School Clubs
Clubs in the School School are constantly evolving and changing. Here is a recent list of offerings:
- Affinity Groups
- Board Games Club
- Book Club
- Business Club
- Climbing Club
- Cooking Club
- Debating
- Digital Arts Club
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Entrepreneurship Club
- Environment Club
- FIFA Trading Club
- Fitness Club
- Gamers' Union
- GankBusters
- Gender Sexuality Alliance
- Grade Representatives
- Guitar Club
- Intramural Football
- Intramural Soccer
- Junior Jazz Band
- Magic the Gathering Club
- Math Club
- Painting 28mm Miniatures Club
- Peer Tutoring
- Poker Club
- Reach for the Top
- Robotics Team
- Running Club
- School Play
- Skatepark Club
- Speakers' Union
- Stand Up Comedy Club
- Stocks Club
- The Bible Study Club
- The Howlander
- Vinyl Club
- Web Design Club
- What's Trending? Club
- Yearbook Club
Cooking Club News
List of 2 news stories.
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Making potstickers and fresh rolls with Vanessa Yeung
I always look forward to hosting the guest chefs in the Petits Chefs programme especially Vanessa Yeung. This part of the Petits Chefs programme is such a huge part of its success – guest chefs, cookbook authors, food enthusiasts who share their time and expertise with the club by working with the boys at school or in their kitchens. Since I launched this piece of the program in the spring of 2011, the boys have worked with SO many amazing people in the Toronto food community and every week I am so grateful for their generosity.
Vanessa is a bit of a legend though because she this week was back to work with the boys this week for her FIFTEENTH visit! Read about the boys' session working with Vanessa here. -
Cooking from Mairlyn Smith's Peace, Love & Fibre
We were hoping to welcome Mairlyn Smith back to the school this week to cook from her latest book, Peace, Love & Fibre.
The boys have worked with Mairlyn a few times before – they’ve made butter tarts, Grab n Go cookies, did a little improv in the kitchen (did you know Mairlyn is a Second City alum?) and last year she made lemon-ricotta pancakes from Peace, Love & Fibre with them. This week, however, she was unable to make it at the last minute but we continued with the plan I had and the recipes I had chosen anyway. I know she was there in spirit! Read all about their session cooking from Peace, Love & Fibre here.
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Royal St. George's College is an independent school for boys located in The Annex neighbourhood of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The school admits boys from Grades 3 through 12. Our mission is to challenge and inspire each of our students to become the best version of himself.