Nearly 40% of the student body belongs to the SPS Pickleball Club, which offers an opportunity for fun and exercise without the pressure of formal competition, and for those of all experience levels (or none) to play together.
There’s something for everyone at SPS.
You can participate in more than 70 clubs and societies, ranging from computer science and finance to fishing and jewelry making. Clubs are a vibrant part of school life. Some clubs are long-standing, like the Missionary Society, The Pelican, or the Debate Team. Others are representative of current student interest and student action. If you are motivated to create a club to explore any facet of interest to you, it will find a home at SPS.
Sample Clubs
Funkdefied
A female dance group to empower women and promote body positivity through dance.
Chess Club
To teach, train, and enjoy chess in a teamwork driven environment.
Sparkle for Hope
Sparkle for Hope is a club that provides St. Paul’s students with the opportunity to join together in the fun activity of making jewelry while greatly impacting the lives of those in need with their own creations. In today’s world, where appearances seem to be more important than ever, providing pieces to women who are not able to buy jewelry due to limited funding, offers them the chance to feel beautiful, while eliminating the stress that comes with the cost.
GAINS
The goal of the Girls Advancing in STEM club, or GAINS, is to promote connections between high school girls with interests in STEM-related fields and professional women established in these fields. We want to create a fun space for girls here on campus to explore their passions in an exciting environment with their peers where they can also be exposed to STEM role models and have a great time.
Horae Scholasticae
Continues the publishing tradition of the oldest art/literary magazine in a prep school/college. We also strive to provide the community with quality student art, writing, and design.
Delphian, Isthmian and Old Hundred
At St. Paul’s, every student belongs to one of three school clubs that date back to the 1880s. Originally designed to provide students with an outlet for athletic competition, today’s clubs earn points for athletic, academic and community contributions, with the winning club earning the Form of 2011 Club Cup — bragging rights for the upcoming school year.