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Clubs

Bowness Club

  • Youth
  • Children
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The Bowness Club is a safe place that helps build a positive sense of self through supportive adult mentors and engaging activities that challenge and enrich the mind, body and spirit of each member.

Club programs focus on building life skills, and social and emotional competencies.

Program activities include:

  • Cooking and nutrition

  • Theatrical arts

  • Painting and drawing

  • Physically active games and sports

  • Science and technology

  • Educational supports

  • Leadership development

  • Career development

  • Outdoor adventures

  • Self-discovery

The Bowness Club is open five days a week and provides programming after school, in the evenings, on some PD days and during school breaks.

We offer programming for children (ages 6-12) and youth (ages 13-17).