Student opportunities and activities

At Mosman High School, we offer a variety of programs in the classroom and across the school to help students build new skills, make friends and explore new interests.

Our programs include:

Contact us to learn more about what’s available and how your child can get involved.

Our extra-curricular highlights

Book Clubs

MHS Book Club

Coordinators: Bernadette Smith/Tim Welfare

When: Wednesdays, Lunch

Where: D2A

Who: Everyone welcome

Reading Between the Lines Book Club

Coordinators: Raffy Giulambarian & Natasha Pawley.

When: Fridays, Lunch

Where: D18

Who: Year 7 along with Peer Support Leaders

Breakfast Club

Coordinator: Hayley Rose

When: Wednesdays, Before school

Where: D2A

Who: Everyone welcome

Chess Club

Coordinator: Jeremy Li (HSIE)

When: Monday (Week A), Recess

Where: History Hub (G Block, L2)

Who: Everyone welcome

Choir

Coordinator: P&C Music Committee

When: Tuesdays, 3:25pm-4:30pm

Where: Music Room (G Block, L1)

Who: Open to all students register via MHS Music Committee Website

Climate Change Committee

Coordinator: Yr12 Leadership Council

When: Wednesdays, Lunch

Where: TBC

Who: Everyone welcome

Coding Club

Coordinator: Daniel Wood (TAS)

When: Mondays, 3:30pm-4:30pm

Where: CLS2

Who: Everyone welcome

Craft Club

Coordinator: Susanna Inkinen (SSO)

When: Mondays, Recess

Where: A4

Who: Everyone welcome

Cubing Club

Coordinator: Raffy Giulambarian (English)

When: Fridays, Recess

Where: D2A

Who: Everyone welcome

Dance Ensemble

Coordinator: Charlotte Pond (PDHPE)

Who: by audition only

Where: Dance Studio (G Block, L1)

Dance Ensemble (Years 9 - 12)

When: Wednesdays, 8am-9.25am

Dance Ensemble (Years 7 – 9)

When: Fridays, 7.50am-8.55am

Debating

The debating program is open to all Years 7-10.

Our debating club runs after school from 3:30-4:30pm. Students are given the opportunity to participate in school based debating competitions. We also provide opportunities for all students to participate in a number of state based competitions.

Through the guidance of a coach, students who join the debating club will develop and enhance their persuasive skills, confidence in public speaking and working as part of a team. These skills foster lifelong learning and assist students in learning about goal setting, communication, taking a leading role and gaining a broader and deeper perspective of the world around them and the issues which face us on a daily basis.

We have a proud tradition in debating at Mosman High, with one senior team becoming state champions and another team being runners up.

Coordinator: Charles Antoniades

When: Thursdays, 3:30pm-4:30pm

Where: D19

Who: Open to all students

Costs: $100 per term

Duke of Edinburgh

The Duke of Edinburgh award provides a fantastic opportunity for students to make an impact in their wider community and to gain skills and confidence in themselves. Mosman High School is a proud award centre that delivers the Duke of Edinburgh award to an excellent standard.

Meetings are held through the course of the year - however, most time is spent working with participants on a one on one basis. Pupils are assisted in setting their goals and designing their program, electing assessors, setting up their online record book - and are given ongoing support, assistance, guidance and encouragement. All levels are offered - Bronze, Silver and Gold. Subscriptions from participants monies are remitted to DoE.

‘Volunteering/community service’ is available via assistance in our school library.

Art skills have art staff as assessors — and likewise for PE skills.

We facilitate the expedition/excursions – this is out-sourced to providers e.g. Collaroy Centre.

During and on conclusion of the program the participants’ record is monitored and validated to get the award. Their progress is closely monitored and ‘signed off’ on the online record book. We participate in (full day) professional development/accreditation courses at Homebush.

Certificates are presented at assemblies (unless pupil prefers ‘no ceremony’).

For more information about The Duke of Edinburgh:

www.dukeofed.com.au

The Environment Club

Mosman High’s Environment Club is a dynamic and active group of students who participate in many conservation and fundraising projects throughout each year. Past activities include: Clean Up Australia Day, Athol Beach conservation and land regeneration projects in Sydney Harbour National Park, planting of natives in a new Memory Park Discovery Garden, and Middle Head ‘Save Our Species’ project in conjunction with Taronga Zoo. The opportunities are endless as you can volunteer with the Environment Club whilst completing your Duke of Edinburgh Award.

Coordinator: James Lee (Science)

When: Fridays, lunch

Where: G1

Who: Everyone welcome

Film Club

Coordinator: Keith Hardy (English)

When: Tuesdays (Week A), 3:30pm-5pm

Where: Dodwell Theatre

Who: Everyone welcome

Friday Social Futsal

Coordinator: Susanna Inkinen (SSO)

When: Friday, 8:30am

Where: Rooftop court G Block, Level 4

Who: Female and gender diverse students

Gifted Sport Program (GAT Sport)

The Mosman High School’s P&C Sport Committee has, with the support of the school, developed a Gifted and Talented Sport Program for Mosman High students to provide additional opportunities for engagement in sports outside of school hours. Currently students can enter the GAT program for basketball, futsal, and rowing and the committee is open to broadening the program based on student interest and parent support.

These teams compete in regular weekly local competitions and train at school (either before or after school) once a week. Volunteer parents manage the teams. An external coach generally coaches these teams and so a cost is involved for participation.

These teams are not just for experienced players, but for any student who wishes to play a team sport for the school. Trials are run for selection into these teams.

Our GAT basketball program has participated in a number of overseas and national tours. In 2023, 2024 and 2025 two teams were sent to the Gold Coast to compete in the National Australian School Championships and our GAT program also feeds into the NSW Interschool Knockout Competition where our U15 boys team had great success. In 2024 and 2025, our Year 7 girls team came in first place in their division of the Manly Warringah Basketball Association competition and in 2025 our Year 8-10 mixed girls team won first place too. In 2025 our Year 9 and Year 10 boys teams also won their season one competition. Overall, between 12 and 15 teams are competing each season and over 100 students are taking part in the program. More information can be found at: MHS GAT Sport

GAT Basketball

Coordinator: P&C's Sport Committee

GAT Basketball - Boys

Coach: Luke Cooper

Year 7: Fridays, 7:50am, on the COLA

Year 8: Fridays, 7:50am, on the COLA

Year 9: Tuesdays, 7:50am, on the COLA

Year 10: Monday, 7:50am, on the COLA

Opens: Wednesdays, 3:30pm, on the COLA

GAT Basketball - Girls

Coaches: Phil Webster & Kirsten Lucido

Year 7: Fridays, 7:50am, on the COLA

Year 8: Fridays, 7:50am, on the COLA

Year 9: Tuesdays, 7:50am, on the COLA

Year 10: Monday, 7:50am, on the COLA

Opens: Wednesdays, 3:30pm, on the COLA

Who: All students welcome to trial. See the GAT Sport website for more information. Interested students can also talk to the PDHPE Head Teacher for information.

GAT Futsal

Coordinator: P&C Sport Committee

Futsal - Boys

Years 7/8

When: Monday, 7:45am

Where: Rooftop court G Block, Level 4

Coach: Hamish Hole

Years 9/10

When: Wednesday, 8am

Where: Rooftop court G Block, Level 4

Coach: Jack Turner

Futsal - Girls

program currently on hold

Guitar Ensemble

Coordinator: MHS Music Committee

When: Tuesdays, 3:25pm-4:30pm

Where: Music Studio (G Block, L1)

Who: Open to all students register via MHS Music Committee Website

History Writing Workhop

Coordinator: History faculty

When: Thursday, 3:30pm

Where: History Hub (G Block, L2)

Who: Year 11 & 12

HSIE/Social Science Writing Clinic

Coordinator: HSIE faculty

When: Wednesdays, 3:30pm

Where: D12

Who: Year 11/12 HSIE students

Jazz Ensembles

Coordinator: MHS Music Committee

Jazz Improv Group

When: Tuesday, 7:30am

Where: Music Studio (G Block, L1)

Who: Students who are members of a core ensemble

Conductor: Tim Kovacs

Who: Open to all students who are mem register via MHS Music Committee Website

Jazz Ensemble

When: Thursday, 7:30am

Where: Music Studio (G Block, L1)

Who: By invitation only

Conductor: Mitchell Williamson (PA)

Music tutoring and ensembles program

In addition to our Stages 4-6 music curriculum, Mosman High School offers a special music-tutoring program to students in areas such as: drums/percussion, guitar/bass guitar, woodwinds (clarinet, flute and saxophone), piano, vocal and brass (trumpet, trombone, lower brass, French horn).

Students can join one of our music ensembles which rehearse on a weekly basis. The ensembles are an extracurricular activity co-ordinated by the P&C's Music Committie and they are funded by membership fees. Ensembles include: choirs/vocal groups, jazz ensembles, string ensemble, concert bands and specialist ensembles (including guitar ensemble and percussion ensemble). Our ensembles perform at a range of school and community events throughout the year.

The music ensembles program is administered by an ensembles manager who works closely with the music faculty to set the direction for the program and ensure the program complements classroom music. They work together to create positive music experiences for the students. Parents actively support the program with fundraising and logistics tasks as coordinated by the music team.
More information can be found at: www.mosmanhighmusic.com.au

Musical Theatre

Coordinator: Jonathan Maait

When: Tuesday (Week A), Lunch

Where: Dodwell Theatre

Who: Everyone welcome

Numeracy Centre

Coordinator: Reshmi Pillai

When: Lunch time on the following days

Monday (Week A)

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday (Week B)

Friday

Where: D22

Who: Everyone welcome

Outside school sport

Please find below some of the local clubs students can sign up to join for weekend sport competitions:
AFL Mosman
Basketball North Sydney
Basketball Warriewood
Fencing
Football (soccer) Mosman
Hockey
Netball Mosman
Rowing (The Spit)
Rugby Union Mosman
Sailing Mosman
Snow Sports
Touch Football Northern Beaches
Volleyball Manly/Warringah
Waterpolo Manly/Warringah
Windsurfing/Kayaking Mosman
Percussion Ensemble

Coordinator: P&C Music Committee

When: Thursday, 3:25pm-4:30pm

Where: Music Studio (G Block, Level 1)

Who: Open to all students register via MHS Music Committee Website

Conductor: Steve Lamante

Run Club

Coordinator: Daniel Wood (TAS)

When: Fridays, 07:30am-8:30am

Where: Mosman footpaths/tracks

Who: Years 9-12 - must complete an Expression of Interest form, please see Mr Wood for details

Social Justice Club

Coordinator: Jane Piper

When: Mondays, Lunch

Where: History Hub (G Block, L2)

Who: Open to all students

The SRC

The Student Representative Council (SRC):

- is elected by the students

- represents students on school committees

- has a voice in decision making

- raises funds for student facilities

- is an advocate for Mosman High School students

Students can join various working parties including environment, welfare and sport. Student input and viewpoints are invaluable. The SRC regularly attend planning days, engage in vigorous discussion and develop interesting proposals to enhance student engagement at school.

String Ensemble

Coordinator: P&C Music Committee

When: Thursdays, 7:30am

Where: Hall

Who: Open to all students register via MHS Music Committee Website

Symphonic Wind Ensemble (SWE)

Coordinator: P&C Music Committee

When: Wednesdays, 7:30am

Where: Music Studio, G Block, L1

Who: Open to all students register via MHS Music Committee Website

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