Clubs at Endeavour College help to connect our community through shared interests, allow students to take on leadership roles, and give the opportunity to dive into an interest, whether as a club leader or a member.
Secondary school is a place where teenagers are discovering who they are and what interests them. Joining a Club is important to this discovery process. During school hours, students take the classes they are required to take and only really get to talk to friends and people with similar interests at lunch or for a few minutes between bells. Clubs help students to find and relate to others with similar interests and to talk and learn more about topics of their choice.
ART CLUB
Art is an essential part of the human experience. It enables us to communicate with one another, express ourselves, and get new perspectives on the world. Arts education can help high school students develop their creativity, critical thinking skills, and problem-solving abilities. It can also help build self-confidence and resilience. Throughout the year at lunchtime, students can hone their skills, complete an art project, or participate in āhow toā activities delivered by different teachers in the Art faculty.
FREQUENCY: Every lunch time in the Art Rooms Staff Leader: Mr Harten
BIG BAND
An intermediate level jazz big band run by Mr Johnny Turner. Catering for brass and saxophone players, plus a small rhythm section, this band is geared towards students with a minimum of 1-2 years playing experience. Students in any year level are welcome to join (depending on availability of positions). This band performs at a range of events such as the Cabaret night and Centre Stage concert.
FREQUENCY: Monday after school, 3:30pm-4:30pm in Room 123 Staff Leader: Ms Stanley
BIG IDEAS CLUB
Extend your thinking and challenge your brains. Big Ideas Club is both a social experience and activity club for those in the enrichment program.
An enrichment program is a supplementary educational program designed to enhance studentsā academic experience and challenge them academically. It is not a replacement for the core curriculum, but rather an addition to it.
FREQUENCY: Monday lunch time in Room 110 Staff Leader: Mrs Higgins
BOARD GAMES with Joel
Joel Schiller (Golden Grove Lutheran Church Youth Coordinator, Endeavour Class of 2016) hosts board games in room 113 on Fridays, at lunch, in weeks 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 of each term. Everyone is welcome. Come try something new, or play an old favourite!
FREQUENCY: Weeks 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9, of each term on Friday lunch time in Room 113
Staff Leader: Mr Schiller
BIBLE STUDY CLUB
Bible Study Club is a group of students interested in the Christian faith at Endeavour. Compromising both lifelong Christians, people new to the faith and those looking for somewhere to hang out, Resound offers opportunities to ask questions about Jesus and Christianity, learn about the bible, and grow in following Jesus.
Bible Study is led by Student Spiritual Leader Madelyn Goss with support from Andrea, Kookie and Pastor Chris. Everyone is welcome!
BRIDGE CLUB
Bridge is a card game that is very popular around the world. It is similar to chess in that you can learn the basics quickly but it takes longer to become really good at it. A single game of bridge usually lasts less than ten minutes so you get to play several games in a session. Here is a simple summary of the game: You play with a partner against another pair. A complete pack of cards is dealt, everyone gets 13 cards. Then, you talk to your partner through ābidsā to predict how many tricks you could make (highest card wins a trick). After that, you play the cards to see if your prediction was correct. Itās a lot of fun
BUSINESS CLUB
Come and explore the areas of business, economics and entrepreneurship. Students can bring their creative ideas and learn how to turn them into a successful business. Students can develop their understanding of investment by participating in the ASX School Sharemarket game.
FREQUENCY: Every Tuesday at Lunch time in Room 225
Staff Leader: Mrs Zilm
FREQUENCY: Weekly, during lunch
Location and Day: Communicated through the Student Notices.
and over time you develop skills in bidding and in playing the cards.
FREQUENCY: Tuesday at lunch time in room SY1
Staff Leader: Mr Scoggins
CERAMICS WORKSHOPS
(MUG CLUB )
Designed for our Senior Students in Years 11 and 12 to hone their skills in using clay. It all begins with preparing the clay properly to use different techniques such as hand-building, coiling, pinching, or slab building to firing your mug and glazing it in Endeavourās kiln.
FREQUENCY: Thursday after school in Room 215
Staff Leader Mr Harten
CHESS CLUB
Come and learn and build upon the fundamentals of chess, while also using chess as a vehicle for teaching math skills, social skills, and emotional intelligence in an interactive and cooperative environment.
Chess players compete in the Chess School Northern Region competitions each term and the State Finals in Term 4.
Schedule for competitions can be found at: https://chessschool.com.au/
Endeavour College also has the Endeavour Chess Challenge where students play a round robin style tournament in the school to determine who is the best chess player at the College.
FREQUENCY: Wednesday and Friday lunch time in Room 111
Staff Leader: Mr Forrester Brown
CO DRAGSTER WORKSHOP 2
This lunchtime workshop provides students with an opportunity to design, build, and race their own CO2-powered dragsters. Using basic woodworking techniques, participants will shape and assemble their dragsters while learning about aerodynamics, design principles, and safe tool use.
The workshop encourages creativity, hands-on learning, and friendly competition as students test their vehicles on a track. Open to all skill levels, this program offers a practical introduction to woodworking and engineering concepts in an engaging and interactive environment.
FREQUENCY: Monday lunch time in Room 118 (Workshop)
Staff Leaders: Mr Slattery, Mr Otto-Williams and Mr OāConnell
DISCOVERY CLUB
Curious about how the world works, and how new ideas become real? Discovery Club is a relaxed lunchtime space for students who enjoy exploring, creating, and trying something new. Across the year we will rotate through a range of hands-on activities, including Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) experiences, Citizen Science, Lego challenges, Australian Space Agency presentations, author talks, and other pop-up sessions based on student interests.
You do not need any prior experience, just a willingness to have a go. Some weeks will be practical and creative, others will be discussionbased or focused on problem-solving.
Come along to learn new skills, collaborate with others, and discover what you are capable of.
DEBATING CLUB
Debating promotes discourse, free speech, and debating-related activities that enable Endeavour students to become creative, active and knowledgeable citizens. Students meet once a week to plan and attend debates generally every 3 weeks. Debates are held on a weeknight in the evenings at various venues across Adelaide. In 2026, debates will be hosted at Endeavour College!
FREQUENCY: One lunch time meeting a week, one debate generally every 3 weeks during Term 2 & 3 with frequency of debates increasing during Finals later in Term 3. Debates will be held on Monday nights at Endeavour College in 2026.
See Mr Bonini for exact dates.
E-SPORTS CLUB
Join E-Sports Club and level up your gaming competency while building friendships and developing teamwork, leadership, and communication skills. Whether you are a casual gamer or a seasoned pro, this club offers a fun and competitive environment. Compete in local and national tournaments - Sign up today!
FREQUENCY: Monday lunch time in Room 113
Staff Leaders: Mrs Schoeman and Mr Singh
FREQUENCY: Friday lunch time at 1:00pm in the Discovery Centre
Staff Leaders: Mrs Barnes, Ms Gronow and Mrs Madigan
Staff Leader: Mr Bonini
Coaches: Mr French, Ms Garth, Ms Gronow, Mr Wells, Mrs Whittle, Mrs Higgins and Alex Fechner (Year 12 student)
FILM CLUB
Come and discover the different techniques used in films to get a message across while watching movies from different genres and themes. Check the Notices to regularly on what film and when the Club will be in session.
FREQUENCY: Every 2-3 weeks in the Drama Room
Staff Leader: Mr Richards (Term 1)
FLUTE ENSEMBLE
A group run by our flute teacher Cristy Wilkins for selected flute players. There will be several performance opportunities throughout the year
FREQUENCY: Thursday lunch time in Room 123
Staff Leader: Ms Stanley
FORMAL COMMITTEE
During Term 1, once or twice a week, Year 12 students gather to organise details pertaining to the Year 12 formal.
FREQUENCY: Friday at 1:00pm in room SY1 (Term One until the Formal)
Staff Leader: Mrs Ackerley
GEOGUESSR CLUB
Test your global Geography knowledge by being dumped somewhere on Earth by Google Maps and having to work out where in the world you are! Novice and experienced Geographers welcome.
FREQUENCY: Friday lunch time in the Year 7
Space
Staff Leaders: Ms Schmidt and Miss Clarke
HOMEWORK CLUB
Open to all students to provide one-onone support after school with assignments, homework and clarification of concepts.
FREQUENCY: Tuesday 3.30pm-4.30pm in The Hub (Room 102)
Staff Leader: Mrs Thomas
KAURNA LANGUAGE CLUB
If you would like to speak the indigenous language of the Kaurna People, and one of the most ancient languages of this planet, this is your opportunity. You might even have an opportunity to hear from local Kaurna man, Jack Buckskin.
FREQUENCY: Thursday at lunch time in Room 110
Staff Leader: Mr Forrester-Brown
PEER TUTORING
Students tutoring other students. Mr Wilhelm will coordinate a group of students who are willing to provide tutoring for younger students. If you are willing to be a tutor, or are keen to get extra assistance, email Mr Wilhelm with the following information:
ā¢ Year Level
ā¢ Whether you are wanting to be a tutor or seek help from one
ā¢ What subject/s you can provide/need help with
LANGUAGES AND CULTURE CLUB
Come and have conversations in German or Japanese and practice your language while also learning the cultural aspects of Germany and Japan.
FREQUENCY: Every Monday at lunch time in Room 222/224
Staff Leaders: Ms Parker and Mr Kropf
MAKERS CLUB
Do you enjoy being creative and using your hands to make things? Makers club will allow you the opportunity to explore new skills or practice your craft! The nature of the projects will be guided by student interest but some may include; learning to sew a button, scrunchy making, dehydrating fruit, learning to use the sewing machine, sequining or making a trinket box. Technology teachers will supervise this group to ensure correct safety in the Technology spaces.
FREQUENCY: Monday lunch time in the Innovation Zone
Staff Leaders: Mrs Hutton, Mrs Durbridge, Ms Rankine and Ms Hebberman
ā¢ What lunch times you are NOT available
FREQUENCY: once a week as organised. Staff Leader: Mr Wilhelm
MATHS CLUB
Need some support with your Maths? Want to be the best mathematician you can be? Come to Maths help to meet with a teacher or other students. Look for the joke in the notices each week to share with your āalgebrosā.
FREQUENCY: Monday lunch time in SY4
Staff Leaders: Mr John and Mrs Willcocks
PEDAL PRIX
Teams from around the country race Human Powered Vehicles (HPVs) on a closed controlled circuit.
Join the pedal power of Endeavourās two competing bikes for 3 Pedal Prix races (6 hour, 8 hour, and 24hour) and build your collaborative skills and increase your fitness.
For schedule of event races, visit https:// ahpvss.com/
FREQUENCY: Fitness Training once a week 3:30pm-4:30pm
Staff Leader: Ms Barry
FUNK BAND
An advanced group for selected students run by our bass teacher Callum Unger. There will be several performance opportunities throughout the year.
FREQUENCY: Tuesday lunch time in Room 123
Staff Leader: Ms Stanley
RESOUND
Resound is an opportunity to help with ministry in the school, with a large focus on preparing activities, drama, games, talks, and more in weekly chapel services. Resound is led by Student Spiritual Leader Madelyn Goss with support from Andrea, Kookie and Pastor Chris.
FREQUENCY: Weekly on Wednesdays at lunch, in SY3
Lead by Student Spiritual Leader Madelyn Goss with support from Pastor Chris, Andrea and Kookie.
ROCK BAND
An advanced ensemble for selected senior students run by our bass teacher Callum Unger who will perform several times throughout the year.
FREQUENCY: Monday at lunch time in Room 123
Staff Leader: Ms Stanley
SACSA SPORT
There are a variety of sport options available through SACSA Sport that give the opportunity to participate in a wide range of sports within a Christian environment.
FREQUENCY: As directed by the SACSA schedule which can be found by visiting https://sacsasports.com.au/
Staff Leaders: Mr Williams and Mr Charlton
SCIENCE HELP CLUB
Science Help Club is available to students from all year levels who require support with science concepts, homework, assignments or practical reports.
FREQUENCY: Mondays at 1:00pm in Room 110
Staff Leader: Science Faculty
SENIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE
A vocal group for students in Year 10-12 (but can include Year 9s) who perform at several concerts throughout the year. Any senior students who enjoy singing are welcome to join via an audition.
FREQUENCY: Wednesday after school 3:30pm-4:30pm Room 123
Staff Leader: Ms Stanley
SHOW BAND
An advanced level concert band catering for any wind instrumentalists (plus small rhythm section) with a minimum of 2 - 3 years playing experience (open to students in any year level). This band often plays arranagements of film themes, performing at a range of events such as the Cabaret night and Centre Stage concert.
FREQUENCY: Thursday after school 3:30pm-4:30pm in Room 123
Staff Leader: Ms Stanley
SILENT READING CLUB
Are you looking for a peaceful space to escape into the world of books? The Silent Reading Club is the perfect place for students who love to read and relax in a quiet, cozy environment. Held in the Discovery Centre, this club offers a distraction-free zone where you can enjoy your favourite books, discover new stories, and connect with fellow book loversāall without saying a word! Each term we will share our reading over a cup of hot chocolate. Join us for a calm and enjoyable reading experience. Bring a book, find a comfortable spot, and let the pages take you on an adventure!
FREQUENCY: Wednesday lunch time in the Discovery Centre
Staff Leaders: Ms Gronow and Ms Gray
STEMIE
In collaboration with UniSA, the STEM Innovation Experience (STEMIE) is designed to increase science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) engagement in schools and enhance awareness of STEM in the wider community. This is achieved through students participating in a series of STEM-based tasks linked to curriculum and showcasing their learning.
Every year, new STEM challenges are developed around a central theme. They will engineer and prototype designs to complete a set action, justify their mathematical considerations, use Arduino coding to create a device within set parameters for their technology component and complete scientific investigations and research around the central theme.
STEMIE is by invitation only. Terms 2-4.
FREQUENCY: Friday Lunch time in Room 110
Staff Leader: Ms Ackerley
STRING ENSEMBLE
A group for string players of any year level who have at least 1-2 years of playing experience. There will be several performance opportunities throughout the year.
FREQUENCY: Tuesday after school in Room 123
Staff Leader: Ms Chng
STUDENT ACTION TEAM (SAT)
The Student Action Team work together to facilitate student initiatives and to develop their leadership skills in a collaborative environment.
FREQUENCY: Monday lunch time in Senatus 2
Staff Leader: Mr Vickery
WORSHIP BAND
Students who are passionate musicians who wish to play music for worship service/school assemblies/functions.
