Co-Curricular

Calvin Christian School has a variety of Co-Curricular activities that enhance the school experience for our Secondary students.

Welcome to Term 4

Come shoot some hoops and practice your ball skills.

Periods 7-8

If you enjoy reading, come along and spend time with like minded others, discussing different authors and books.

Periods 7-8

Explore the traditional Japanese braiding technique of Kumihimo, alongside basic beading techniques to create unique, handmade bracelets.

Periods 7-8

Learn Christmas songs and prepare the tech. Share your music with audiences at Calvin and beyond.

Periods 7-8

Help a 1980s detective in Miami solve a mystery. You will successfully land a plane and use an arcade game to find a clue.

Periods 7-8

Indoor cricket is a variant of and shares many basic concepts with cricket. The game is most often played between two teams each consisting of six or eight players. Cost will be $20 per student.

Periods 7-8

Spin classes involve exercising on a stationary bike in a social group situation. Join with others in this fun activity at the Kingborough Sports Centre.

Periods 7-8

Ready to test your reflexes, smash some rallies, and have a laugh with friends? Whether you are a seasoned spinner or just picking up a paddle for the first time, this is all about fun, fast games, and friendly competition. Come along and see if you can keep up with the bounce!

Periods 7-8

Tennis is a racket sport that is played either individually against a single opponent or between two teams of two players each. The object is to manoeuvre the ball in such a way that the opponent is not able to play a valid return. If a player is unable to return the ball successfully, the opponent scores a point.

Periods 7-8

Volleyball is a team sport in which two teams of six players are separated by a net. Each team tries to score points by grounding a ball on the other team's court under organised rules.

Periods 7-8

Extra-curricular opportunities

These are not a part of our regular Co-Curricular Program and run at various times throughout the year.

A group of students in school uniforms performing in a band on stage, with a conductor leading them, during a musical concert.

The Concert Band and Development Band are open to students who play wind, brass, percussion, or bass guitar and are led by Mr Geoff Rayner. The Concert Band is suited to intermediate and advanced players, while the Development Band is ideal for those building their skills. Beginner sessions will be run during class time and within school hours.

The Concert Band will perform at school assemblies and events both on campus and beyond in 2026, and the Development Band will again take part in music camps alongside other ensembles. New and existing players are welcome to join. For further information, please email us.

Tuesdays weekly (starting 17 February) 3.30pm – 4.30pm in the Performing Arts Centre

Three young men, dressed in black suits, are playing violins at a nighttime event, sitting in a row, focused on their music.

Calvin Strings is open to beginner to advanced string players and is led by our violin teacher, Ms Ange Pugh. For further information, please email us.

Mondays weekly (starting 16 February) 3.30pm – 4.30pm

Several sailboats with yellow and green sails are preparing for a race on a calm body of water, with people on the shore assisting, amid a scenic backdrop of distant hills under a partly cloudy sky.

Keen to learn some sailing skills? Here is a great opportunity! Join us at Kingston Beach Sailing Club on Tuesday from 4.00pm to 6.00pm during Term 4.

There will be eight sessions throughout the term.

Cost: $150 per term

For more information, please contact Mr Drew Roberts.

Tuesdays weekly (starting 27 October) 4.00pm – 6.00pm

Young boy playing soccer on a grassy field, kicking an orange ball, with other children watching nearby.

There are a variety of Sports Association of Tasmanian Independent Schools (SATIS) opportunities available to students through the year at Calvin.

Students can find out more information via Student News, through their Health and Physical Education teacher or by emailing us. All competitions are held after school. Transport provided as required.

In Term 1 Calvin will be entering teams into the following competitions:

  • Senior boys basketball (Tuesday)

  • Year 9/10 girls soccer (Tuesday)

  • Year 9 boys basketball (Wednesday)

  • Year 10 boys basketball (Wednesday)

  • Year 7/9 girls soccer (Wednesday)

  • Year 7 boys basketball (Thursday)

  • Year 8 boys basketball (Thursday)

Fixtures and games occur at varying times

A group of six young people standing on a stage in front of a black curtain, with some audience members visible in the foreground. The individuals vary in appearance and are dressed in black clothing, with some holding objects or posing as if preparing for a performance.

The Student Theatre company is a space for students to explore God given talents in the creative and performing arts. Students will have the opportunity to work together to produce performances do the benefit of the Calvin and wider Hobart community.

Run by the dynamic team consisting of Mr Tristan Bishop, Mrs Bil Heit and Mrs Christine Jolly, students will be guided across the terms to define their performance and leadership skills in a positive environment.

Open to any students from Years 7-12.

For further information, please email us.

Thursdays weekly (starting 26 February) 3.30pm – 5.00pm in the Drama Studio.

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Singers from all year levels are welcome to join our Vocal Group, led by Mr Adrian Reader. The repertoire includes pop songs, gospel classics, and more. The group performed at a range of public events last year, including Oliebollen.

For further information, please email us.

Thursdays weekly (starting 19 February) 3.30pm – 4.30pm

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The Worship Band plays at school assemblies and other events. Some experience as a singer or instrumentalist is required. For further information, please email us.

Group of young dancers performing on stage wearing casual clothes, some with yellow vests, under blue stage lighting.

These classes will engage with different dance style exploration, learning basic techniques, and learning different short routines. There is a possibility of a routine being included in a later performance working with the Student Theatre Company.

Cost: $60 per term

For further information, please email us.

Wednesdays weekly (starting 18 February) 3.00pm – 4.00pm in the Dance Room (L6)