Clubs & Organizations

At George School, students are encouraged to flourish by stepping out of their comfort zones and trying new activities. With a supportive community cheering them on, students further their passions and push their boundaries with new interests, fostering a culture of personal development and self-discovery. If there isn’t a club for something you love, why not start one? New groups form every year. Take a look below to see a sampling of our clubs here at George School!

Life is full of opportunities, and GS lets you explore so many. It's not a race to discover your passion, and you may find that you have several. The GS experience is what you make of it, so don't give up any opportunity to try something new. Jordan
Class of 2019

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Clubs and interest groups bring together an assortment of people who want to learn about, share, and engage in a special interest, hobby, skill, or topic. They typically want to gather to share, teach, and learn from others about a particular topic or interest. Membership is typically fluid and changes based on the interests of the group members.

Student Clubs
Affinity Groups

Student Clubs

Find what club interests you at GS. If it's not listed here, start one of your own!

Looking for something more? Check out our student leadership opportunities.

STudent LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIeS

Acapella

Amnesty

Anime

Anthropology

Argo

Art History

Astronomy

Biochemistry

Book Club

Chess

Climate Action

Comengineering

Community Chorus

Community Wellness Committee

Computer

Cooking

CrypNTo

Curious George

FBLA

Fencing

Affinity Groups

Affinity groups are a space for students and families to come together via a common identifier of heritage or orientation, e.g. race, gender, or religion, within the larger context of the diverse George School Community. Affinity groups empower students as they prepare to engage deeply with others on campus and join for meetings and events throughout the year.

ASA is comprised of students who have family from the African Diaspora. This group hosts community and educational events, and is open for any member who wants to learn more about the heritage, traditions, and customs of our ASA members.

A navy blue rectangle with word %22Havurah%22 in yellow, cursive font. graphic images of flowers, candles, leaves, and coins line the top and bottom of the rectangle.

Havurah is focused on providing a forum for Jewish students to discuss their experiences related to their identity, heritage, and traditions, give Jewish students space to observe their religion away from their local homes and synagogues, as well as have conversations about Jewish history, politics, anti-Semitism and other areas of interest. Havurah hosts many fun and educational events with the community and through the sharing of the customs and culture of Judaism.

A beige rectangle with words %22LASO%22 in orange and below %22Latin American Student Organization%22 in green with a white border. 5 flags in pastel colors line the top of the rectangle with images of an aloe plant, a cactus, a wooden wheel, a wooden door, and a lantern.

LASO provides support for students of Hispanic descent and gives all students the opportunity to explore the rich culture of Spanish-speaking countries.

Teal rectangle with words %22MSA Muslim Student Association%22 with a white, orange, and teal pattern in the top left and bottom right corners.

MSA is a student-led club that provides opportunities for connection, fellowship, prayer, and celebration among Muslim students and their friends at George School. MSA takes responsibility for care and upkeep of the Muslim prayer space in the Meeting House and coordinates special activities around the holy month of Ramadan, including an annual tradition of a special iftar meal during Ramadan with students and faculty from our sister school, Westtown.

Beige rectangle with green words %22SAMOSA%22 in center surrounded by orange, light green, and dark green flowers with small samosa graphic images.

Samosa, George School’s South Asian affinity club, works to promote cultural awareness within our community by celebrating the South Asian culture and educating others about it. Students and community members discuss issues and topics about South Asian identity, learn more about the diverse region and its people, and participate in various traditions and celebrations hosted by the club.

Light pink background with words %22Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA)%22 in light blue and dark pink font. A multicolored rainbow is on top of the text, and four small hearts surround the text.

SAGA is an on-campus affinity group for students who identify as members of the LGBTQIA+ community. SAGA meetings provide opportunities for fellowship, discussion about current events and national issues, and the celebration of queer joy.

Red rectangle with white text %22Southeast/East Asian Student Union (SEASU)%22 with gold circle accents in the top right and bottom left corners.

SEASU is our Asian student affinity group that aims to foster cultural exchange, celebrate diversity, and create lasting connections in the George School community and amongst other Asian communities.

White rectangle with text %22UMOJA%22 U is yellow, M is red, O is blue, J is green, and A is orange. It is surrounded by multiple hands in the shape of a heart in various skin tones.

Umoja is the Swahili word for unity. This George School club is an affinity space for descendants of Africa and the African Diaspora. Members meet regularly to share, learn, and celebrate their identities. Additionally, this space is dedicated to fostering conversation and action about political and social struggles within the black community. The experience of being black at George School and in the world is often a focus of conversation and activities.

Students of all backgrounds are encouraged to attend because, in addition to being an affinity space, this group educates the George School community about the culture, heritage, and present-day ethnicity of the descendants of Africa.

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