Malvern Collegiate Institute

Clubs & Organizations

Best Buddies - Malvern Chapter

Best Buddies is an international organization that promotes the development of long- term friendships between individuals with different intellectual abilities. The focus is on fun and caring. After submitting a formal application and participating in a "Meet and Greet", students meet their Buddy friend at least once a month. For more infomation, contact Ms. Axler in Room 201.

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Cheerleading
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Environment Club
This group of dedicated students takes on the task of helping to make Malvern aware of various Environmental issues. At the core of this group are the student leaders who also form the EcoCouncil along with the Principal and other school staff.

Everyone at Malvern is invited to join this club and take on a leadership role to raise awareness and help contribute to reducing Malvern's environmental footprint. Projects include increasing our recycling, reducing our energy use, increasing awareness of Biodiversity and greening the grounds.
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Rainbow Club
The rainbow club is back again, a safe place for students and staff of any race, religion or sexual orientation. Join us in discussions of unity, equity, inclusion, health, sex, relationships, peace and more.

Our aim is to provide a safe and welcoming environment for frank talk and warm support. The rainbow club also aims to hold fundraisers as well as awareness events, like the Wear Pink Day (in support of anti-homophobia and anti-bullying), AIDS Day and Pride Week.

Meetings are held in room 305 every Thursday at lunchtime.

Science Club
Energized by Science, this club gives students additional opportunities to develop their science skills. Students in the club review opportunities that come to the school, including the York University Science Olympics, Science Fair competitions and other science initiatives that arise throughout the year. Typically students make crystals and review contests options.

For 2010, the Science Club is hosting Col. Chris Hadfield from the Canadian Space Agency as a guest speaker for all grade 9 and 10 students.

 

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