WoW 

WoW (Workers of Wildlife) is a club that works in association with Friends of Free Wildlife (FFW) in Riversands. We meet weekly to create or collect supplies for the purpose of raising funds, building bird - and pine cone feeders, and nests. We also visit FFW monthly to promote wildlife education, to feed, and care for the animals. 

Jewelry Creations

Up-cycled Jewelry creations. In this activity you will use your creativity to design jewelrythat is made from items that we up-cycle. We will use bicycle tires, nespresso pods, magazines, newspapers and more. These creations will be donated for sale by a group of women who are also creating up-cycled jewelry. You will help add to their designs and to their stock. You will also help by recycling items that might end up in landfills. Join us for the fun.

Woodrock Animal Shelter

Service Learning: Woodrock Animal Shelter is for all the Middle School students who love to work with animals. Woodrock rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes rescued animals. They be that each animal deserves a loving, stable "forever home. We help walk, feed and give love to the animals at Woodrock. This Service Project is run by JP White in the High School. 

Garden Squad

Garden Squad meets after school on Tuesdays. We will plant and care for the MS Garden. This year we will look to give out vegetables to a our staff. Our goal is to plant and care for a garden that is organic and free of pesticides. We are also looking to grow an earthworm farm. Come get your hands dirty.

Sunflower Fund

Each year we purchase topes to support the Sunflower Fund to bring about awareness of cancer and bone marrow donations and transplants.

Ultimate Frisbee

Self-advocacy through sport: Using the sport of ultimate frisbee students learn more about health, cancer, and how to speak for themselves in a variety of situations.

Loosely based on the Early Recognition Is Critical Speak Up curriculum (for more information about ERIC go to www.earlyrecognitioniscritical.org) this program aims to encourage students to learn a new sport, and to learn to take action to protect themselves and others.

We begin with Ultimate and then learn about early recognition of cancer by discovering some of the symptoms of the illness. As with Ultimate, players must speak up and call their own fouls, students are taught to speak up if they find any cancer symptoms. We also encourage students to learn more about a healthy and active lifestyle, as well as meeting new people and making new friends.

The students who engage in the program also learn leadership skills including public speaking, negotiation, conflict resolution, event planning and execution.

Chris Hani Hospital

Each year we donate gifts to the Christmas party for the children and their families at Chris Hani Hospital. Our STUCO students also plan activities and attend the Christmas party.

CHOC

Each year we fundraise for CHOC through the annual sprayaton to bring about awareness to Cancer and how it affects us all.