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Senior School
Extracurricular Activities
Extracurricular activities for Senior School students ( Grades 9 to 11) are optional and include: Debating, Contactivity, Big Brother, Investment Club, Jazz Band, Public Speaking, Senior School Play, Woodshop, and Yearbook.
Debating
The Debating and Public Speaking Programme at ÌÒÑÕÃÛÉ« begins formally in Middle School where all students, other than those participating in Jazz Band, rotate through four Arts Options, of which debating and public speaking is one. If they choose to continue in Senior School, they are welcome to join the Debating and Public Speaking clubs, which meet on Monday afternoons. The purpose of offering these classes is twofold: to help boys develop the presentation and critical thinking skills that will be invaluable throughout their lifetimes and to prepare boys for the tournament circuit, which is active both at the provincial and national level. Selwyn House has a long and proud tradition of participating in these events and has produced a formidable array of competitors who have achieved success at the provincial, national, and even international level. We welcome all boys who are interested in developing their skills, however, and we are delighted to work with both the novice and the seasoned professional alike. Selwyn House students have recently won top prizes in major international debating and public-speaking contests.
Jazz Band
Over the school year, the Senior School jazz band builds an impressive repertoire of contemporary jazz music. Over the last few years, our Jazz Band collaboration with Miss Edgar's and Miss Cramp's Vocal Ensemble has won national and international recognition in several competitions.
Yearbook
The yearbook is an annual production at Selwyn House. Under the direction of Kelli Poulin, a team of students works closely with Jostens Canada to organize, design, and produce the Selwyn House Yearbook.
