Co-Curricular 
Program

Find what you love. Try what challenges you.

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Our co-curricular program runs alongside academics all year, and every student takes part. Athletics are part of every season, while the arts and our clubs give students room to explore new interests or build on the ones they already have.

Athletics

Every student plays, every season. Compete on a varsity team in the Conference of Independent Schools Athletic Association (CISAA), or find your game in recreational sports, from canoeing in the fall to Nordic skiing in the winter. Along the way, students learn teamwork and what it means to show up for each other.

Every student can make the team. You don't need years of rep basketball or club soccer back home to play at RLC. Our teams are open to everyone. Students who held a field hockey stick for the first time here have gone on to play at university.

Fall athletics

VARSITY: Field hockey, soccer, cross-country running, sailing, golf
RECREATIONAL: Canoeing, baseball, lacrosse, yoga, rock climbing, health and fitness

Winter athletics

VARSITY: Alpine ski racing, snowboard racing, basketball, volleyball
RECREATIONAL: Health and fitness, Nordic skiing, rock climbing, hockey

Spring athletics

VARSITY: Ultimate frisbee, rugby, soccer, sailing, golf
RECREATIONAL: Canoeing, badminton, lacrosse, track and field, rock climbing, yoga, health and fitness

Arts

Some students find their voice on stage. Others find it behind a camera or through traditional drumming and storytelling. Classes and clubs cover music, visual arts, drama, dance, and media arts.

Clubs

Clubs are where curiosity turns into passion. Carve your own canoe paddle or argue your case in a debate. There's always something new to try. And if the club you want doesn't exist yet, students can start it.

"This is your time to give things a try. Right now is the time to explore, to experiment, and discover what you're truly passionate about."

^{Kateryna '24, Ukraine, now studying at Wilfred Laurier University}

Leadership and Service

There’s a place for every student to lead, whether that’s mentoring younger students in the boarding houses, serving as a Prefect, joining a service project, or taking part in Round Square or the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.

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