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 ‘how to’ activities delivered by different teachers in the Art faculty.
FREQUENCY: Every lunchtime in the Art Rooms
Staff Leader: Mr Harten
BIG BAND
Music education isn’t just about notes and melodies; it shapes confident, expressive, and successful individuals.
The Big Band Club is a jazz band run for students of any year level who play wind/brass and rhythm section instruments and have at least one year of playing experience. Throughout the year, there are several opportunities to perform as a band.
FREQUENCY: Thursday after school 3:30pm-4:30pm 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 students’ academic experience and challenge them academically. It is not a replacement for the core curriculum, but rather an addition to it.
FREQUENCY: Monday Lunchtime in Room 110
Staff Leader: Ms 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: Term 1, Weeks 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9, Friday Lunch time Room 113.
Staff Leader: Mr Schiller
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 Wednesday at Lunchtime in Room 111
Staff Leader: Mrs Zilm
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 Endeavour’s kiln.
FREQUENCY: Thursday after school 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 can also sign up for SAJCL. This is the biggest tournament held in Australia for schools, where schools around the state play against each other. Depending on the player’s strength we will aim to play in Division 2 or 3.
Schedule for School Matches SAJCL is available here: https://sajuniorchess.org/
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: Friday Lunch time in Room 111 Staff Leader: Mr Forrester Brown
CODING CLUB
For students interested in computer programming and coding of any variety. If you want to learn or share your interests, this is the place for you. It can be scripting, game design, coding Arduinos or anything else you want!
FREQUENCY: One lunch time a week in Room 110
Staff Leader: Mr Wilhelm
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: Thursday lunch time Room 118 (Workshop)
Staff Leaders: Mr Slattery, Mr Otto-Williams and Mr O’Connell
DISCOVERY CLUB
The Discovery Club is an innovative extracurricular program designed to make XR technology and multimedia content creation fun. Using user-friendly platforms like CoSpaces, ThinkLink and Poddiy, this club will see you delve into a creative immersive virtual environment while developing valuable skills for the digital age.
FREQUENCY: Friday lunch time in the Discovery Centre
Staff Leader: Mrs Barnes, Mrs Adolphi and Ms Gronow
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 2025, 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 2025.
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: Lunch Time on Tuesday in Room 113
Staff Leaders: Mr Slattery and Mr Satchet
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
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: Wednesday Lunch time Room 123
Staff Leader: Ms Stanley
Staff Leader: Mr Bonini
Coaches: Dr Whittle, Mr French, Ms Gronow, Mr Wells and Mr Thorpe
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, SY5, Term One until Formal
Staff Leader: Mrs Ackerley
GEOGUESSER 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 Plaza 2 Staff Leader: Ms Schmidt and Miss Clarke
GARDEN CLUB
Garden Club is open to students who have a passion for the environment or might be interested in learning about how to plant, grow and maintain our College garden. Food Technology staff will lead staff and students in planting for a purpose, learning when to plant and how the produce will be used in Food classes. All are welcome!
FREQUENCY: One lunch time each month in the College Garden Staff Leader: Mrs Hutton
HOMEWORK CLUB
Open to all students to provide one-onone support after school with assignments, homework and clarification of concepts.
FREQUENCY: Tuesday 3.30-4.30pm, The Hub Room 102
Staff Leader: Mrs Thomas
JUNIOR VOCAL ENSEMBLE
A group run by our singing teacher, Chelsea Lee, for any Year 7, 8 and 9 students who like singing. There will be performance opportunities for this group later in the year.
FREQUENCY: Thursday lunch time in Room 123
Staff Leader: Ms Stanley
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: Tuesday lunch time, Room 120/122
Staff Leader: Mrs Hutton
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 “algebros”.
FREQUENCY: Tuesday Lunchtime for Middle Years and Senior Years in SY4
Staff Leaders: Mr John and Mrs Willcocks
