Clubs

MAGS students and teachers are an enthusiastic bunch, and motivated to run clubs to support their special interests. Joining a club is a great way to meet like-minded people, and get involved in activities both inside and outside the school.

Students should listen out for Club opportunities in the Daily Notices; parents and students can check the Notices online through the Parent and Student Portal.

For more service-oriented groups, such as the Interact Club, see the Service page

For Cultural and Performing Arts Clubs, see Performing Arts

Active Clubs:

  • Art for the Planet / Contact Ms Ana Ter Huurne:  [email protected]
    We focus on increasing awareness and celebrating Aotearoa’s endangered species through art and other projects over the year. The meetings are in E2 on Monday at 3.15pm. All levels are welcome.
  • Astronomy Club / Contact Mr Marshall: [email protected]
    The group is for students of all levels interested in Astronomy
  • Bad Movie Club / Contact Mr Dale: [email protected]
    Join us as we journey through discovering the greatest abominations in cinematic history.
  • Bullet Journal Club / Contact Ms Seo: [email protected]
    Join the Bullet Journal Club, where you can design your own planner, set goals, track habits, and let your creativity shine – all using an analogue system that you can tailor to your own needs and style.
  • Chess Club / Contact Mr Frank: [email protected]
  • Christian Group / Contact Mrs Mulgrew: [email protected]
  • Creative Writing / Contact Mrs Hill: [email protected]
  • Debating / Contact Mr Tihi: [email protected]
  • Dungeons & Dragons Club / Contact Mr Dale: [email protected]
    Monsters, Magic, and Mystery, what more can you ask for? Whether you’re a beginner or a veteran, the MAGS Dungeons and Dragons Club is open for all!
  • Digital Leaders / Contact Mrs Goddard: [email protected]
    A student group who promote good digital citizenship, especially in the area of being socially responsible online.
  • English Scholars Club / Contact Ms Reive: [email protected]
    In E16 every Monday lunchtime. Students can join to prepare for and potentially sit English Scholarship prior to Year 13.
  • Environment / Contact Mrs Milich: [email protected]
  • Fem Club / Contact Ms McEwan [email protected]
    Discussing current feminist issues in a friendly and inclusive environment.
  • Indian Club / Contact Ms Nisha: [email protected] or Ms Khan [email protected]
  • Informatics Olympiad Club / Contact Mr Aharon: [email protected]
    The top students from the club will be selected to go to a training camp in summer for what is a competitive programming competition, and may have the opportunity to compete internationally.
  • Librarians / Contact Mrs Goddard: [email protected]
    A student group who assist with library tasks
  • MAGS Rainbow Pride Club / Contact Ms Rawstron: [email protected]
    The MAGS Rainbow Pride Club focuses on enhancing students’ sense of belonging and well-being, by supporting and celebrating diversity, specifically, the inclusion of all sexualities and genders of MAGS students and the wider community. All those who identify as LGBTQIA+ or who are supportive allies of the Rainbow Community are welcome to come along to the club meetings, held during Tuesday lunchtimes, 1.30-2.10pm, in MN06.
  • Mooting Club / Contact Mr Dale: [email protected]
    Want to be like the lawyers you see on TV? Then mooting is for you! Set in a courtroom, Mooting allows you and your friends to be attorneys in a mock trial. It’s an excellent way for all students to practice public speaking while having fun.
  • Musical Theatre Group / Contact Miss Hughes: [email protected]
    Workshops developing combined skills in dancing, singing, and acting.
  • Muslim Club / Contact Ms Nisha: [email protected] or Ms Bangi [email protected]
  • Year 9 Photography Club and Senior Photography Club / Contact Ms Smith: [email protected]
  • Product Design Leaders / Contact Mr Bailey: [email protected]
    Meet in T4 at lunch times. A student group that designs and makes products for the school community.
  • Programming and Coding / Contact Mr Robins: [email protected]
    A student group from beginners to advanced where students help each other to learn to code with the help of online resources.
  • Robotics / Contact Mr  Daly: [email protected]
  • Rock Climbing / Contact: Mr Hemara [email protected]
    Try out the MAGS climbing wall. Everyone from complete beginners through to experienced climbers are welcome.
  • Science Fair Club / Contact Mrs Nisha: [email protected] or Mr Huang: [email protected]
  • Senior Pasifika & Māori Science Study Space
    On Monday’s after school from 3.10-4pm. / Contact Miss Walker: [email protected], Dr Haslam: Carolyn Haslam [email protected] or Miss Pulham: [email protected]
  • Spelling Club / Contact Miss Barlow: [email protected]
    In N13 on Tuesday intervals. Learn new kupu, and interesting spelling facts and compete in fun spelling-related games.
  • Sri Lankan Club Ms Mahalingam / Contact: [email protected]
    On Fridays in E24.
  • Student blog The Roar/ Contact Mr Cundy: [email protected]
    Come along to learn the skills of being a good blogger who will attract followers. Practice your interviewing and writing skills, and you could have your blog published on the school website.
  • Technology Leaders / Contact Mrs Goddard: [email protected]
    A student group who assist students in the library working on devices and  support ICT staff with school computing facilities.
  • TeenAg / Contact Ms Low: [email protected]
    Visits, visiting speakers, competitions, advice on careers in the Primary Industries, and career networking
  • Theatresports / Contact Miss Hughes: [email protected]
    A drama group that teaches improvisation skills. Selected members compete in the TYP Auckland competition. Open to students of all ages and experience.
  • Wāhine in Physics / Contact Ms Slabbert: [email protected]
    An academic group that meets on Wednesdays at lunchtime in CS6.