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Interact

Interact is a global community service club for students in Year 7 to Year 12. It empowers students to take action and build connections in their community, develop leadership skills and gain a global perspective.

The Saint Stephen’s Interact Club is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Coomera River and raises funds for local and global charities through service and events including:

Homeless Sleepout, Homeless Connect, Mother’s Day stalls, Superhero Day, Gold Coast Marine Expo, Upper Coomera ANZAC Parade, and Relay for Life.

Earlyact

Earlyact, one of the first Rotary community service clubs for Year 4 to Year 6 students, was established by Jane Howe in 2013. The club gives younger students an opportunity to contribute to and be involved in the local and global community.

The Saint Stephen’s Earlyact Club is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Coomera River and raises funds for local and global charities through service and events including:

Homeless Sleepout, Purple Pinkie Day, Superhero Day, Mother’s Day stall, Father’s Day stall, Upper Coomera ANZAC Parade.

Senior Science Club

Science Club is coordinated and run by a dedicated group of committee members. During a few lunchtimes each term Science Ambassadors put on some fun scientific experiments to help students explore the topics they cover in class. Science club members also participate in Science Week, Science Expo and a number of other extra-curricular activities.

Chess Club

Students from Prep to Year 12 are able to participate in school-based Chess. Students from Year 7 to 12 also represent Saint Stephen’s College at the Associated Private Schools (APS) Inter-school chess competitions throughout the year.

Recycling and Ecomarines Club

Students in Years 4 to 6 are able to participate in the Recycling and Ecomarines Club. The club promotes recycling and sustainability initiatives within the school, organise environmentally-focused events and participate in conservation programs.

Debating

Debating opens students up to academically and socially challenging issues and allows them to develop logical, and persuasive arguments, often making them think about issues from a new perspective.

Students in Years 6 to 12 have the opportunity to participate in debating via the College’s Inter-house Debating Competition as well as the Gold Coast Secondary Schools Debating Association Competition.

Academic Committee

(Years 7 to 12)

Culture and Community Club

(Years 7 to 12)

Athletics

(Years 4 to 12)

Basketball Club

(Years 1 to 12)

Book Club

(Years 9 to 12)

Junior EcoMarines

(Years 4 to 6)

Emerging Basketball Program

(Years 7 to 12)

Emerging Cricket Program

(Years 4 to 12)

E-Sports Fuse Cup

(Years 5 to 10)

Futsal

(Years 10 to 12)

Refugee Homework Club

(Year 10)

Journalism Club – Press Club

(Years 7 to 12)

Junior Language Club

(Years 1 to 6)

Robotics Club

(Years 4 to 6)

Runners Club

(Years 4 to 12)

STEAM Ambassadors

(Year 8 to 10)

Strikers Netball Club

(Years 1 to 12)

The Duke of Edinburgh Award

(Years 9 to 12)

Touch Fitness and Game Skills

(Years 6 to 12)