THE CLUB REGISTER
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Subject and tournament. Fencing is taught as a core subject — rapier and épée fundamentals. The Fencing Tournament is one of the six phases of the House Tournament.
Jumping and dressage. Riding stables on campus. One of the most prestigious sports at Windsor.
Campus golf course. Tournaments and networking events. An elite social club disguised as sport.
Campus ice rink. League games. Known for intense rivalry with the Ashford team.
Fast, instinct-driven, unforgiving. Captain: Makoto Asano. Star striker: Noa Asano.
Spirit, teamwork, endurance. Regional tournaments.
Natatorium. Freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly. Competes in national championships.
Friendly matches and internal tournaments. Quiet rivalry with Vanguard.
Artistic and recreational. Trains on campus rink. Performance-focused.
Sprinting, long jump, pole vault, relay races. Year-round training. National competitions.
Classic and contemporary plays. Acting, directing, stagecraft. Annual Shakespeare production.
From classical to contemporary. Practice and performances in the Music Hall.
Vocal ensemble. Choral competitions. Blends harmonies, refines technique.
Symphonic and chamber music at events and festivals. Ensemble collaboration.
Original films and media projects. Scriptwriting, production, editing. Annual film festival.
Hip-hop, contemporary, street dance. Performs at campus events and competitions.
Unscripted comedy through audience interaction, games, and collaborative improvisation.
Lighting, sound, set design. Supports all performing arts clubs. Essential and respected.
Live readings and performances. Creative expression, storytelling, and rhythm.
Builds and programs robots for competitions and practical applications.
Collaborative projects. Design, build, test prototypes. Mechanical, civil, structural.
Software development, programming, computer theory. Coding projects.
Competitive math challenges. Problem-solving. Prepares for math competitions.
Design and develop video games. Combines coding, art, interactive storytelling.
Hands-on AI projects. Algorithm experiments. Practical ML applications.
Coding competitions and hackathons. Teamwork, innovation, complex technical challenges.
Culinary skills across diverse cuisines and techniques. Hosts events showcasing dishes.
Desserts, breads, pastries. Competitions and baking showcases.
Creates collections each semester. Semester runway shows.
Garment creation and textile arts. Stitching, embroidery, fabric manipulation.
Publishes The WA Times. Podcasts, social media, articles. Reports campus news.
Visual arts. Exhibitions and workshops in painting, sculpture, mixed media.
Workshops and showcases for student photography. Annual exhibition.
Develops speaking and debate skills. Events and competitions.
Floral arrangement techniques. Contributes to campus events and decorations.
Designs and decorates campus spaces. Experiments with design principles and aesthetics.
Governs the student body, organizes events, voices concerns. Shapes campus life.
Exclusive club of daughters from affluent families. High-society events, philanthropy, fashion.
Tutoring, mentoring, charity services. Collaborates with local schools and charities.
Organizes campus events from social gatherings to formal galas. Logistics, promotions, coordination.