MAGS students and teachers are an enthusiastic bunch, and motivated to run clubs to support their special interests. Joining a club is a great way to meet like-minded people, and get involved in activities both inside and outside the school.
Students should listen out for Club opportunities in the Daily Notices; parents and students can check the Notices online through the Parent and Student Portal.
For more service-oriented groups, such as the Interact Club, see the Service page
For Cultural and Performing Arts Clubs, see Performing Arts
Active Clubs:
- Bad Movie Club / Contact Mr Dale: [email protected]
Join us as we journey through discovering the greatest abominations in cinematic history. - Bullet Journal Club / Contact Ms Seo: [email protected]
Join the Bullet Journal Club, where you can design your own planner, set goals, track habits, and let your creativity shine – all using an analogue system that you can tailor to your own needs and style. - Chess Club / Contact Mr Frank: [email protected]
- Christian Group / Contact Mrs Mulgrew: [email protected]
- Creative Writing / Contact Mrs Hill: [email protected]
- Debating / Contact Mr Ploeg: [email protected]
- Disney Movie Club / Contact: Mr Dale [email protected]
Tear into how Disney movies fight for the oppressed and experience inner peace. - Dungeons & Dragons Club Contact Mr Dale: [email protected]
Monsters, Magic, and Mystery, what more can you ask for? Whether you’re a beginner or a veteran, the MAGS Dungeons and Dragons Club is open for all! - Digital Leaders / Contact Mrs Goddard: [email protected]
A student group who promote good digital citizenship, especially in the area of being socially responsible online. - Environment / Contact Mrs Milich: [email protected]
- Fem Club / Contact Ms McEwan [email protected]
Discussing current feminist issues in a friendly and inclusive environment. - Indian Club / Contact Ms Nisha: [email protected]
- Informatics Olympiad Club / Contact Mr Aharon: [email protected]The top students from the club will be selected to go to a training camp in summer for what is a competitive programming competition, and may have the opportunity to compete internationally.
- Junior Homework Centre / Contact Mr Turner: [email protected] or Miss Pulham: [email protected]
On Wednesdays from 3.10pm-4 pm in the old library. - Librarians / Contact Mrs Goddard: [email protected]
A student group who assist with library tasks - MAGS Rainbow Diversity Club / Contact Ms Rawstron: [email protected]
A LGBTQIA+ group of students and teachers, along with supportive allies, that support the inclusion of all sexualities and genders at MAGS and the wider community. The club focuses on enhancing students’ sense of belonging and well-being at MAGS. The club runs every Tuesday lunchtime in MN06. - Musical Theatre Group / Contact Miss Hughes: [email protected]
Workshops developing combined skills in dancing, singing, and acting. - Muslim Club / Contact Ms Nisha: [email protected]
- Year 9 Photography Club and Senior Photography Club / Contact Ms Smith: [email protected]
- Programming and Coding / Contact Mr Robins: [email protected]
A student group from beginners to advanced where students help each other to learn to code with the help of online resources. - Robotics / Contact Mr Daly: [email protected]
- Rock Climbing / Contact: Mr Hemara [email protected]
Try out the MAGS climbing wall. Everyone from complete beginners through to experienced climbers are welcome. - Science Fair Club / Contact Mrs Nisha: [email protected] or Mr Huang: [email protected]
- Senior Pasifika & Māori Science Study Space
On Monday’s after school from 3.10-4pm. / Contact Miss Walker: [email protected], Dr Haslam: Carolyn Haslam [email protected] or Miss Pulham: [email protected] - Spelling Bee / Contact Miss Barlow: [email protected]
Spelling Club in E11 on Thursday intervals. Learn new kupu, and interesting spelling facts and compete in fun spelling-related games. - Spoken Word Poetry/ Mrs Woodall: [email protected];
Spoken Word is a combination is poetry and performance that is growing in popularity around the world. Learn how to express yourself through this powerful art form, and have the opportunity to compete against performance poets from other schools. - Student blog The Roar/ Contact Ms Papesch: [email protected]
Come along to learn the skills of being a good blogger who will attract followers. Practice your interviewing and writing skills, and you could have your blog published on the school website. - Technology Leaders / Contact Mrs Goddard: [email protected]
A student group who assist students in the library working on devices and support ICT staff with school computing facilities. - TeenAg / Contact Ms Low: [email protected]
Visits, visiting speakers, competitions, advice on careers in the Primary Industries, and career networking - Theatresports / Contact Miss Hughes: [email protected]
A drama group that teaches improvisation skills. Selected members compete in the TYP Auckland competition. Open to students of all ages and experience. - Wāhine in Physics / Contact Ms Slabbert: [email protected]
An academic group that meets on Wednesdays at lunchtime in CS6.
