Co-curriculars
Here are some of the many co-curricular opportunities open to Upper School students this year:
BIPOC Club
A club that brings awareness and serves as motivation to create meaningful change towards racial inequities targeting the BIPOC community (Black and Indigenous people of color).
BVG.tv
With the five divisions coming together, we form the general media outlet of Bayview Glen, producing various forms of media for the student body. BVG.tv has been producing the BVG.tv show during Assembly since 2018, we also write articles, post on social media, screen write/direct our own movies, and take pictures! Join us to produce media and gain knowledge of how media impact our daily lives.
DECA
Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. Students compete at the regional, provincial, and international levels, where they are challenged with comprehensive case studies and multiple choice exams. DECA allows members to strengthen their critical thinking, teamwork, and presentation skills while gaining valuable business knowledge. The Bayview Glen DECA Chapter trains students weekly through mock cases, practice exam problems, and individual support.
Girl Up!
Girl Up club strives to create change in our school community and society as a whole by advancing social justice and gender equality through conversation, action and fundraising.
HOSA
Healthcare Occupations of Students of America (HOSA) is an organization that provides opportunities to develop skills and knowledge on professional healthcare. For aspiring healthcare professionals, HOSA is a great way to cultivate that passion. Through workshops, conferences, and competitions, students will have the opportunity to showcase their skills and test their knowledge. Our mission is to enable students to become leaders in the healthcare industry.
MedLife
Did you know that some countries around the world lack the healthcare resources and education needed to live long and happy lives? Underdeveloped countries all over the world don’t have access to everyday essentials such as food, clean water, toothbrushes, and transportation. MedLife is a nonprofit organization that helps underdeveloped Latin American countries in healthcare education and development. By becoming a member of the MedLife chapter at Bayview Glen, you will be able to take part in an organization that works to improve global health equity. Our goal for the near future is to take part in a Service Learning Trip where members of the Medlife group will travel to Latin American countries such as Peru, Costa Rica and Ecuador in order to have a hands-on experience in healthcare and medicine. We are looking for passionate members who will help organize events, volunteer, be active on social media, and take part in fun challenges to help fundraise. By joining MedLife you will make long-lasting connections and unforgettable memories.
Model United Nations
At Model United Nations (MUN/Model UN), students take on the role of a country, organization, or individual and collaborate with other delegates from across the world to find a solution to a problem. Delegates will engage in animated and dynamic debates and discussions to reach their final goals. Conferences consist of several committees, each with a unique a subject matter. The goal of Model UN is to engage students and help them gain a deeper grasp of global challenges, as well as to improve public speaking, writing, and collaboration skills. Speak, debate, lead!
Writer’s Block (Student Newspaper)
The Writer’s Block is a monthly publication written, edited, and designed by students from across the Upper School. It features articles on a plethora of topics, ranging from current affairs, school events, and the latest scientific developments to compelling reflections, poems, and short stories. Each issue is published on the school’s website, and the final edition, titled Retrospective, is printed to commemorate and celebrate the end of the year.