Clubs & Activities

The school sponsors various co-curricular and extracurricular activities that are intended to develop leadership, to foster self-discipline, to develop school spirit, to improve staff-students relationships and to enhance the learning opportunities of our students.

Extra-Curricular Activities

• teams include soccer, cheerleading, cross-country running, volleyball, basketball, badminton and track and field.
• Our interscholastic program is designed for those with a competitive spirit who wish to develop their skills.
• For those interested in recreational fun, we offer an intramural program that includes floor hockey, volleyball, basketball, badminton, and other activities.
• Our intramural program is run by our grade nine Leadership students and is designed for fun, participation and for the development of an active lifestyle.
• Our faculty also creates opportunities for our students to participate in other activities.  These activities include Ski trips, Year 9 Farewell Committee, Jazz and Concert Band
• Some of the clubs available include: Improv, Caligraphy, Yearbook, Boardgame, Lego and Technology club.  There is an activity waiting for you!

Sports Program - D.S. MacKenzie school sponsors boys' and girls' school teams which represent our school in the Edmonton Public School Systems inter-school sports program.

During the winter months we participate in the Running Room Games.

Math Contest - Each year our students have the opportunity to enter math competitions sponsored by local, national, and interested organizations.

School Band - D.S. MacKenzie sponsors a school band which meet at noon or after-school for additional practice.  The band performs at various public functions at the school throughout the year.  Our student musicians also routinely perform at several of our neighboring elementary schools during the year.

Yearbook - A yearbook is published annually, recording in words and pictures the highlights of the school year.  A group of interested students, under the guidance of a teacher, produce the yearbook.  It is printed during the summer and distributed in the fall.  The purchase of a yearbook early in the school year is optional, but encouraged.