Physics Club
Brings students together around physics beyond the lab sessions, such as the Physics Scholars Fellowship shown here.
Fifteen student-run clubs and teams work together to organize local events and explore their interests. Each one has a faculty supervisor behind it, and several run night sessions open to any student who wants to go deeper in that subject.
Science clubs
Chemistry Club
Students run hands-on experiments together in the chemistry lab, going further than the timetable allows.
Biology Club
Runs biology activities and, with the Neuro Club, the Neuroscience Research Initiative shown here.
Neuro Club
Introduces students to neuroscience through mentorship and research, such as the Neuroscience Research Initiative shown here.
Mathematics, engineering and computing
MATH Club
Organizes math events, like the M²P competition for teams of three to five students.
Engineering Club
A space for students who like to design, build and solve engineering problems together.
CS Club
Runs coding events for the whole school, including the BNS CS Club Winter Hackathon.
Tech-Futurist Team
Explores new technology and where it is heading, and shares what it learns with other students.
Language clubs
English Club
Encourages writing and speaking in English, with events like the Creative Writing Competition shown here.
Club Français de BS
Brings French into everyday school life, with activities that get students speaking the language.
BNS Deutsch Club
Makes learning German fun, for example with puzzle events like the Find the Treasure hunt shown here.
Debate, reading, art and counselling
Debate Forum
A place to practise speaking with confidence, thinking critically and listening to other views.
Reading Club
Runs reading sessions and helps students share books with each other.
Art Club
Gathers students who paint and draw, and decorate the school walls with their own work.
Counselling Team
A student team that works alongside the school counseling office to support classmates.