The Westfield School encourages student participation in extracurricular activities. Clubs meet on a regular basis, and each club is supervised by a faculty/staff advisor. Dues and membership requirements differ per club. Information is made available to all students at the beginning of the school year during a Club Fair.
| Student Councils |
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Westfield's student leadership includes two Student Councils composed of officers and class representatives from grades 6-8 for Middle School and grades 9-12 for Upper School. These leaders discuss student policies and convey student opinions, suggestions, and ideas to the school faculty and administration.
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| Upper School Peer Leadership Team |
| Peers helping peers was founded on the principle that 'youth helping youth' enhances positive social and cultural development in schools. Westfield Peer Leaders have been creating positive changes since the team was established in 2021 from mentoring younger students to serving as positive role models, tutoring, educating, and engaging in community service projects. Students may apply for the Peer Leadership Team during their junior or senior year. |
| Senior and Junior Beta Clubs |
| The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote leadership and service and to reward and encourage meritorious achievements among students who are of high moral character and have earned an academic average of 90 or better. The Senior Beta Club is open to qualifying students in grades 9 - 12, and the Junior Beta Club is open to qualifying students in grades 6 - 8. |
| Ag Club |
| The Ag Club invites students to explore the exciting world of local agriculture through hands-on learning and community involvement. Members will discover career opportunities and hobbies in sustainable farming while managing hydroponic garden towers and maintaining the school’s raised garden beds. Together, we’ll grow knowledge, leadership, and a greener future! |
| Tri-Hi-Y Club |
| Tri-Hi-Y is a service organization for girls enrolled in grades 9 - 12. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Tri-Hi-Y will focus on ways we can serve our community. Throughout the year, members will collaborate to plan and complete several service projects. |
| Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) |
| The FCA is composed of student-athletes in grades 6 - 12. Its purpose is "to present to athletes and coaches, and all whom they influence, the challenge and the adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church." |
| Drama and One-Act Club |
| The Drama/One-Act club exists to encourage participation in and appreciation for stage plays and musicals. Field trips to Region One-Act play competitions and other venues will be offered throughout the year. Students who express an interest in performing on stage will be encouraged to audition for roles and literary events. |
| Book Club |
| Book Club is for grades 9—12 and all interested faculty. Book Club meets multiple times each semester and sponsors Perry & Houston County Little Free Libraries. We love to share our favorite books with each other and our school. |
| Prayer Clubs |
| The Prayer Clubs are open to Middle and Upper School students who wish to meet on a regular basis to share a devotional and pray for the school, students, faculty, and other needs. The clubs meet weekly at break. |
| Pickle Ball Club |
| The Westfield Pickleball Club is open to freshmen through seniors who like playing pickleball. No level of expertise is required. Participants meet at local courts after school to have fun and engage in friendly pickleball competitions. |
| Key Club |
| Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the local Perry Kiwanis Club. Students in grades 9 - 12 are eligible for membership. |
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Art Club
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| Students interested in pursuing their artistic talents may participate in the Middle/Upper School Art Club. Art Club is a place where students can practice and hone their skills. From mixed medium to water color to ceramics, students can find where their unique talents lie and explore new avenues of enrichment and expression. |
| Speech and Debate Team |
| Our Speech and Debate Team participates in competitions throughout the year on the designated topic selected annually by the National Speech and Debate Association for student debate. Students interested are encouraged to enroll in the class which provides instruction and practice for the matches. Please click here for more information. |
| Literary Team |
| The Literary Team is composed of students who compete with other GISA schools in the areas of essay, oral interpretation, one-act play, spelling, vocal solo, girls’ trio, boys’ quartet, piano, extemporaneous speaking, and impromptu. |
| Photography Club |
| The Hornets Photography and Audio-Visual Club is a creative space where students explore the art and technology behind visual storytelling. Members learn the fundamentals of photography, videography, and editing while working on school projects and event coverage. The club encourages collaboration, hands-on learning, and artistic expression. Whether capturing moments at school events or producing short films, the club fosters a supportive environment for budding visual artists and media enthusiasts. |
| Praise Band |
| The Praise Band is a student-led worship team dedicated to leading our school community in meaningful, Christ-centered worship during assemblies. This group reflects the commitment to nurturing faith and encouraging students to develop a lifelong heart for worship and service to God. |
| Foreign Language Club |
| Foreign Language Club is open to any student grades 9-12, students do not have to be enrolled in a foreign language class to participate. The club will meet at least once a quarter to host guest speakers or engage in activities to expand students’ knowledge and exposure to the target languages. |
| Culinary Arts Club |
| This club meets monthly among Upper School students to encourage fun and fellowship while making and sharing recipes to improve their culinary skills. |
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