Clubs & Organizations

A student-led support group at Ernest Manning that offers one-on-one help, peer mentorship, and academic resources. A growing hub of tools to help every student succeed.

Get involved in your community and raise money to help international and local causes. Volunteer with Youth Central Events 4x year.

Provides students the opportunity to compete in conferences that simulate the bodies of the United Nations as well as regional and international organizations.

Design, build, and program robots. Competes in FIRST Robotics Competition.

Since 2016, EMHS’s Broadcast Journalism program has focused on storytelling and live production. Creates 'EM Daily' to amplify student voice.

Learn and practice argumentative skills. Competitive tournaments take place evenings or weekends from October-March. Topics are engaging and of high interest.

Focuses on exploring the field of medicine, pathways to medical school, and promoting awareness while developing extracurricular opportunities related to healthcare.

For students interested in Science/Engineering. Use skills and innovative ideas to solve challenges that demonstrate the fun side of engineering.

Practice to enhance confidence and problem solving skills. Previous to provincial and national competitions, members are given help to train themselves.

Endeavours to create a photographic record of the school year. We design the 'look' of the book, page layouts, content, and photography.

Sharpen your public speaking skills and compete in speech competitions in numerous categories (Poetry, monologue, prose, and prepared speeches).

Weekly meetings to discuss a shared text with the purpose of understanding literary merit. Great for ELA pre-AP or AP students.

Explore American Sign Language and Deaf culture.

Develop leadership skills through various school initiatives.

A community space for Muslim students.

Explore the outdoors with fellow students.

Learn about personal finance, investing, and economics.

Additional STEM activities and projects beyond the curriculum.

Watch and discuss films across various genres.

A space to create art and explore visual mediums together.