Spanish Club
DESCRIPTION: Learn more about the language and culture of Spanish speaking countries. Open to all years levels. WHEN: Wednesday, Lunch Time. VENUE: Learning Support (LS1) STAFF CONTACT NAME: Maria Martinez (MAZ)
Co-curricular Groups
Silver Voices – Flute Choir
Silver Voices is the college’s dedicated flute choir. The ensemble rehearses once a week on a Tuesday at lunchtime and play a variety of repertoire with a focus on establishing technique and developing skills specific to the flute. Silver Voices is directed by our itinerant flute tutor, Mrs Mary O’Brien. Please contact Co-HoD of Music,
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Knitting & Crochet Club
Knitting & Crochet Club! We offer a friendly and relaxed environment where you can learn new skills, share your projects, and make new friends. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a complete beginner, a junior or a senior, everyone is welcome. 🌟 Why Join Us? Learn and Create: From basic stitches to advanced patterns, we’ll
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Science Fair Club
Aim: Train students’ scientific thinking and researching skills. Enriching students understanding to the front-line research areas. Core Members: Teacher in charge: Queendy Leung Senior student leaders: Kai Fyson, Emma Camilleri, Nicolo Clausen, Nathan Ariawan, Laura Haves, Jeehoon Lee Targeted students: Y9-Y13 students. Yearly plan (brief): Weekly meeting (S14) + Self project work time Term 1 focuses: External speakers sharing and different research areas
Korean Language Club
Korean students meet fortnightly to discuss how they can further promote the Korean culture and language at LBC through various days and events. This is also a safe place to have conversations which relate to the integration of NZ and Korean culture in their lives, as well as other cultural issues. Students in this group
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Dragon Dance
Dragon dance is a form of traditional dance and performance in Chinese culture. Students in the Dragon Dance group get together on Friday for about 1 or 2 hours after school during Terms 1 or 2 before the cultural festival week to learn and practise dragon dance movements. They perform in school events every year, especially
NZ Sign Language Club
Would you like to have fun learning New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL)? This is a fun club for people to share their knowledge on NZSL and meet new people. Come join us and spread NZSL around the school. Teacher in charge: Elena Williams EWilliams@lbc.school.nz Where: Friday lunchtime in L3.
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TOI – Showquest 2025 (Wearable Arts)
The TOI Group will meet on Wednesdays to plan, discuss and problem-solve as they work throughout the first two terms to independently create a piece of Wearable Art. The final outfits will be modelled and judged as part of the Auckland Showquest Competition in June (date is TBC) This group is open to anyone with
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LBC UNICEF
LBC UNICEF is a student group dedicated to improving the lives of children across the world. UNICEF is the world’s leading children’s charity. They have worked in over 192 countries and territories around the world for the past 77 years, providing more kids with life-saving food, clean water, education, protection from violence, emergency relief and
Kapa Haka
Kia ora, nau mai ki Te Kapa Haka o Te Oneroa o Kahu. Welcome to our Long Bay College Kapa Haka. Wea re involved in the school pōwhiri at the start of the year and other school and cultural event, such as the Cultural Festival in term 1 and the end of year academic prizegiving.