CLUBS AND SOCIETIES FAIR 2026 - 2027
ART CLUB Dr Moore
BIOLOGY & NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY Mr Finlay
Pupils will have the opportunity to make a range of seasonal crafts. Numbers are limited so pupils will be invited to sign up in the autumn term to secure a place.
Pupils will have the opportunity to extend their biological interest and appreciation of the natural world, through experiments, quizzes and more.
Thursday Lunchtime V3
Tuesday Lunchtime N7
BRICK CLUB Ms Artherton
CHAPEL VILLAGE Mr Gibson
In Brick Club we build lego models, play and interact with others whilst developing skills in collaborating, communicating and problem solving.
Chapel Village is a quiet space for pupils to go and it takes place in the Chapel of Unity and a variety of board games are available to play.
Friday Lunchtime A19
Tuesday - Thursday Lunchtime Chapel
CHESS CLUB Miss Moore
COMPUTING CLUB Miss Richmond
Chess is one of the most popular games in the world. In Chess Club we learn and play chess, interact with others, and develop skills in strategic thinking, and problem-solving.
You will get the chance to meet fellow computing enthusiasts, take part in competitions, work on projects, meet and learn from other pupils in other year groups.
Thursday Lunchtime R28
TBC Lunchtime IT1
CONCERT BAND Mr Irvine
COOKERY CLUB Mrs Kelly
Come and join pupils of all ages on woodwind, brass and percussion, playing exciting and noisy music!
This is a very popular club and an opportunity for pupils to develop their practical skills in the kitchen.
Wednesday 8.25am Whitla Hall
Tuesday After School F3
CULTURE CLUB Mrs Cairns
DANCE TEAM Dr Tracey
Come and learn about different languages and cultures through games and other activities!
Step into the spotlight and build confidence, make friends and show off your moves at performances and competitions.
Wednesday Lunchtime R33
Wednesday - 4pm - 5pm Large Gym
FILM CLUB Mrs Steadman
GEOGRAPHY SOCIETY Mrs Bedi
At Junior Film Club pupils have the opportunity to watch, discuss, review and make films.
A fun and welcoming club for pupils interested in exploring the world around us. Learn about different countries, cultures, landscapes and global issues.
Thursday Lunchtime V2
Tuesday Lunchtime L4
GUITAR WORKSHOP Dr Campton
HEWITT SOCIETY R Clarke
Guitarist Club allows those with an interest in guitars to share experience of playing, equipment and other related areas of interest.
Hewitt Society is for all budding writers in the school to develop and share their craft and talents.
Tuesday Lunchtime N5
Thursday Lunchtime A15
IRISH CLUB Miss Coll
JUNIOR CHRISTIAN UNION Mr Gibson
A club for pupils of all levels and backgrounds with an interest in learning and using the Irish Language.
Pupils have the opportunity to meet in a relaxed atmosphere for friendship, games, activities and discusssion around the Christian tradition. Open to pupils of all religions.
Tuesday Lunchtime A6
JUNIOR DEBATING Mrs Webster
Tuesday 8.25am A1
JUNIOR POLITICS CLUB Mrs Porter
The Junior Debating Society meets to discuss topical issues in a fun and relaxed environment.
Junior Politics Club provides pupils with an opportunity to learn about local and global politics in a fun and relaxed atmosphere.
Monday Lunchtime A5
Tuesday Lunchtime K5
JUNIOR ROBOTICS CLUB Mr Wright
JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB Mr Hart
Learn about coding and robotics in a fun way. Use Lego to build robots and solve missions.
Come and enjoy fun and interesting experiments you won’t get to see in class!
Thursday After School M4 (Makers Space)
TBC
METHODY BUZZ Mrs Rafferty-Tally
METHODIST COLLEGE PLAYERS Mr Ardies
Methody Buzz is a school magazine written by pupils for pupils in all year groups. This is your opportunity to contribute to the magazine and meet the rest of the team.
Do you love acting? Join where you’ll explore the world of theatre. Enhance your confidence and performance skills through fun games and activities.
Tuesday Lunchtime (Week B Only) IT1
Thursday After School Whitla Hall
POKÉMON CLUB Miss Richmond
REWILDING ECO SOCIETY Miss Oliver/ Mr Hampton
You will get a chance to meet fellow Pokémon ethusiasts, make new friends and play the Pokémon Trading Card Game in a fun and friendly environment.
A Green Flag award-winning group driving environmental change. We promote biodiversity, sustainability and responsible practices across the College and in the local community.
Wednesday Lunchtime IT1
Wednesday Lunchtime N5
SEWING CLUB Mrs Scott You will learn hand stitching skills and create personalised Christmas decorations. Learn how to use a sewing machine, create various pieces such as hair scrunchies from scratch. Wednesday Lunchtime (From Oct) A21
THE GREENPOWER F24 RACE TEAM Mr Greer Greenpower F24 is a hands-on engineering and motorsport club where pupils design, build and race an electric car, developing skills in teamwork, problem solving and STEM. TBC
YOUNG ARCHAEOLOGISTS CLUB (YAC) Dr Tracey Dig into the past with Archaeology Club! Explore ancient civilizations, get handson with artefacts, and have fun with fieldwork-based activities. Tuesday (Week 1) 3.15-4.15pm W2
SWIMMING & WATER POLO MONEYBOX Mr Johnston Mr McComiskey Swimming and Water Polo are Moneybox is a charity groupYou popular sports at Methody. which organises a range ofto will have the opportunity different events throughout the enter Galas and competitions. year. All proceeds are donated to charities chosen by the (SWIM) Mon/ Thurs 3.30-5pm Swimming Moneybox Committee.Pool (WATER POLO) Fri 7:40am -8:20am Queens P.E.C
TIME BANDITS Dr Tracey Interested in finding out more about the past? Time Bandits will take a whistle-stop tour through all history with quizzes, crafts, guests and chat. Thursday Lunchtime (From Oct) K4
PIANO CLUB Miss Orr/ Miss McCavery Piano Club is an opportunity for piano players to get together and share the pieces that they are working on. There will also be performance opportunities in assemblies, lunchtime recitals and at school functions. Monday Lunchtime G1
JUNIOR SINGERS Mr McCullough
JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Miss Poots
This is a small mixed choir of around 40 pupils. Previous experience of choral singing and being able to read music is desirable but not essential.
The Junior Orchestra boasts over 70 members, consisting of Woodwind, Brass, Percussion and String Sections.
Monday Afterschool Wednesday Lunchtime Heritage Centre
Wednesday After School Whitla Hall
IRISH TRAD GROUP Miss Orr
JUNIOR CHOIR Ms Houghton
This group of fiddles, flutes, guitars, harps and percussion meet weekly to perform traditional Irish and Scottish folk music.
The Junior Choir is where many of Methody’s talented singers begin their performing careers.
Friday 8.25am G1
JUNIOR STRINGS Miss Poots String players from the Junior Orchestra meet for some extra rehearsal time.
Wednesday 8.25am G22
Monday 8.25am Tuesday Lunchtime Heritage Centre
METHODIST COLLEGE SPORTS CLUBS Autumn/Winter Term • Rugby (Boys) • Boys’ Hockey • Girls’ Hockey • Netball (Girls)
Spring/Summer Term All Pupils • Cricket • Athletics • Tennis
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