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Clubs, Activities & Just Plain Fun

Being involved in, or creating a club is a great way for a Salisbury Knight to share or find an interest or passion. While we have over 40 offerings, students are always encouraged to introduce something new!

Clubs, Organizations and Leadership Opportunities 

The Big Brothers and Knights and Squires programs offering students a mentorship role for community children, promotive positive per interaction, connection and fun!

Our Dramatic Society is one of the most vibrant organizations on the Hilltop. While some performers have a passion for theater, many are trying acting for the first time.  The Dramatic Society puts on a production each spring for the community to enjoy.

Start your morning off with a polar plunge into Lake Washinee with the brave members of the Polar Bear Club!

boys sitting at table for student government

At Salisbury, we work hard to instill in our students a sense of leadership that is authentic to each boy. The leadership offerings are endless, ranging from Prefect, Peer Leaders, team captains, and Student Government.

In picturesque Northwest Connecticut there is so much to explore. The Outdoor Club organizes hikes, fishing trip, mountain biking excursions, canoe trips, and more, getting students outside and into the natural world around us!

Put on your thinking cap and join the Philosophy Club. Students meet regularly to discuss big ideas, deeper meanings, and ask thought-provoking questions.

A Look Inside a Few of Our Clubs

Robotics

Robotics

The robotics program at Salisbury offers students the opportunity to design, build, and program robots for contending in nationwide competitions.  Offered in place of a sport during the fall and winter trimester, students work together as a team at the robotics lab in the Wachtmeister-Bates Math and Science Building.  In 2019, the school invested in a 144 square foot arena from Vex Robotics.  The VEX Robotics Design System offers students an exciting platform for learning about areas rich with career opportunities spanning science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). 

For more information contact Instructor in Mathematics Scot Beattie and Instructor in Science Kurt Colling.

student taking notes

Math Team

The goal of the math team at Salisbury is to improve students' problem solving abilities while having fun!  Everybody is welcome and encouraged to join.  The math team competes in several international competitions throughout the year including the American Mathematics Competition (AMC), the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME), and the Harvard-MIT Mathematics Tournament (HMMT). 

Additionally, the Salisbury math team fosters engagement with other local boarding schools' math teams while attending events.