Get Involved!
On this page you will find information about all the different fun and exciting Extracurricular and Co-curricular activities that we offer here at Massey High School. On most activities you will be able to express your interest in the group or club so that when activities start up the people in charge can let you know more details about when and where to go. Enjoy browsing what we have to offer, and get involved!
We extend an open invitation to both new and returning members to come together in unity and be part of our cultural journey. Our Fijian cultural group is proudly preparing for an exciting and vibrant Polyfest season, and we are now welcoming students to join us. This is a powerful opportunity for those who are passionate about Fijian culture to come together, strengthen connections, and represent our heritage with pride.
If you are ready to be part of something meaningful and stand alongside a passionate Polyfest Fijian team, we invite you to sign up now and join us for an unforgettable season.
No experience is needed, just love and connection for your culture.
The Indian group is a dance group dedicated to performing around the local community and honouring the brilliant culture India has, such as dances through garba and Bollywood style.
Our Kapa Haka “Taiohi Tātaki” is preparing for an exciting Polyfest season, and we warmly welcome both new and returning members. If you have a passion for te ao Māori, waiata, haka, and performing as part of a strong rōpū, this is your opportunity to stand, learn, and represent with pride. No prior experience is needed — just commitment, enthusiasm, and a willingness to give it a go.
If you’re keen to be part of our Polyfest journey, sign up now and join something special.
The Korean Club are recruiting members for Korean Night 2026. This involves weekly meetings in T104 on Thursdays with Miss Lee. Complete the form below if you are interested. Anyone interested in Korean culture and k-pop are welcome to join. Not everyone has to be part of the concert!
Our Samoan cultural group is getting ready for an exciting Polyfest season, and we’d love to welcome both new and members. If you’re passionate about the Samoan culture, this is your chance to connect, dance, and represent with pride. No experience needed, just enthusiasm and commitment.
If you’re interested in joining and being part of our Polyfest team, sign up now and come be a part of something special.
Our Tongan Cultural Group proudly celebrates the rich language, traditions, and values of Tonga. The group provides students with a strong sense of identity and belonging while encouraging respect, teamwork, and cultural pride. Through song, dance, and performance, our students share the beauty of Tongan culture with the wider school community and proudly represent our school at events such as the Secondary School Polynesian Festival. We are grateful for the support of our leaders, parents, and community who help guide and uplift our students as they grow in confidence and cultural understanding.
Massey High Schools Tuvaluan group will be performing at Polyfest on the Diversity stage this Term so please come and join our group. If you are Tuvaluan or wanting to learn about our culture this is the group for you. You don’t need any prior knowledge of Tuvaluan culture just commitment and enthusiasm.
Sign up now and become part of the marvelous Tuvaluan community at Massey High!
The Animal Welfare Group is open to all students who love animals. We fundraise for several Animal associations such as the SPCA. We also fundraise for the vet bills and food of our school cat Nick. Anyone who loves animals is welcome to join our group.
Waitakere Army Cadets meet weekly. Activities include teamwork, fitness training, bushcraft, fieldcraft, army parade nights, weekend skills camps. Fees apply and include uniforms. Free try-out for a night.
The MHS ART Club is a place for like-minded creative junior students, who come meet after school and get their creative juices flowing. Couldn't take art this year? Or, want to trying something not being covered in class? Then ART Club is the place to be.
Backstage Club is for students who want to be part of the action without being on stage. We help make school productions, showcases, and cultural events happen by working behind the scenes. Students get hands-on experience crewing shows, helping front of house, and supporting performers and staff during events. As you gain confidence, you may have the chance to learn how to use lighting and sound equipment and take on more responsibility. Backstage Club is a fun, practical way to learn new skills, work as a team, and be part of something exciting while supporting our school community.
Do you want to compete against other schools with your reading prowess? Join this team to read some books over the year to compete against the rest of the motu in Term 4.
At book club we meet weekly to discuss our current reads, recommend books to each other, and explore a specific genre of book each term. Book club is a friendly and inclusive space for you to come and bring your morning tea, talk about books and meet new friends through our shared love of reading. If this sounds like something you would enjoy, come and join Miss Chinnery and Miss Patel in C203.
If you love stories, poems, and creating your own worlds, then the Creative Writing Club is just the place for you. In this group you will build skills, try fun writing challenges, and grow real drafts with guidance. You’ll have the opportunity to share work in a supportive space, and polish pieces for competitions. All levels are welcome. All you need is your curiosity, imagination, and a willingness to have a go.
Looking for a calm, creative way to unwind? Crochet is one of the most relaxing and meditative pastimes, perfect for de-stressing after a busy day of learning. All levels are welcome. We’ll start with simple stitches, then choose fun projects to work on. Chat, laugh, and craft in a safe, supportive space while learning a lifelong skill. Beginners and experts welcome. Some materials provided; BYO hook encouraged.
Debating is a great way to develop your speaking and thinking skills. It's also a great way to make friends here at MHS and across Auckland. If you like current events and public speaking, debating could be for you! There are several different levels for beginners (Junior, Senior or Advanced Open) - no experience necessary!
Senior Open Debating: Years 12 and below
Welcome to Massey High School, a place of many diversities. One such diversity is our LGBTQ+ community. We are a casual group that play games, discuss social issues, and celebrate events from time to time. Come meet some like-minded lovely people.
Never played Dungeons and Dragons before but keen to try? Then this is the group for you! Learn the basic skills of making a character and game play.
The English conversation club will help improve your English using games and conversations with other students.
Do you want to help other students improve their English? We are looking for volunteers.
The Enviro Club aims to bring together like-minded individuals who share an interest in making a positive impact on the environment. We are an easy-going group and welcome new members of all year levels. Lots of people bring a friend with them or it’s a great place to make new friends. You don’t have to have any experience, just an open mind.
We meet once a week and work on projects including fundraising, seed sowing, organisation of the schoolwide Environmental Week, recycling, planting and garden work around the school, pest monitoring, art projects and more! We also want your ideas on what would make Massey High School a cleaner and greener place to be each day.
Every year we send two students to Outward Bound that are selected from our club members.
This is a club for hanging out, playing some PS5 games, and enjoying some snacks.
Last year we ran a very successful meditation group and this year we want to do it again. This will likely be either day 1 or 2 at lunch times and is open to both staff and students. Anyone wanting a peaceful break, to focus on relaxation and building positive mindsets is welcome to come along.
Did you do Book Battle last year? This is a great opportunity for you to represent your school with your fantastic reading skills and compete against other schools in our region. Competition in Term 2.
Kia ora everyone,
Let me introduce you to an extracurricular opportunity that’s all about leadership, community, and making a real difference, Rotary Interact.
Rotary is a global service club, but it’s also something you can be part of right here at Massey High School. When you join, you’re stepping into a community of people who care about helping others, taking action, and creating positive change. Rotary members work together on projects that support the community such as making donations, celebrating Daffodil Day, Hygiene Drive etc.
By getting involved, you’ll have the chance to work alongside other students and professionals, build your confidence, and develop leadership and teamwork skills that look great on your CV.
Rotary also values kindness, ethical behaviour, and cultural understanding which are skills that help you grow not just as a student, but as a person.
One of the best things about Rotary is the friendships you make. Rotary brings together people from all backgrounds, cultures, and careers, giving you the chance to connect with a people from all works of life. It’s a place where you’ll feel supported, inspired, and encouraged to become an active citizen in your community.
If you’re looking for an extracurricular activity that’s fun, meaningful, and genuinely rewarding, consider joining Rotary Interact. You’ll get the opportunity to serve others, challenge yourself, learn new things, and create lasting change.
If you’re interested or want to know more, come and see us after assembly or check the notices for meeting times. We’d love to have you join us!!!
The roleplaying club is run by Mr Rouselle (E4) and Mrs Baldock (S301). In past years it has run on Wednesday after school until 5pm, but this is open to negotiation. Last year we had 4 tables running a mixture of Lord of the Rings and D&D. We welcome new players and especially DMs to join. A meeting to organise tables, times and rooms will happen TBC.
Initial meeting Wednesday 11th of February in E4
The SGCNZ University of Otago Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Festival is a national competition for secondary school students aged 11–19 to perform scenes from Shakespeare’s plays. Students can present either a 5-minute student directed scene or a 15 minute
teacher directed scene, using Shakespeare’s original language while exploring creative and modern interpretations. Regional festivals take place across New Zealand in Term 1, with selected groups performing at the National Festival in Wellington over Queen’s Birthday Weekend. The festival builds confidence, creativity, and collaboration, and offers workshops and pathways to international performance opportunities through SGCNZ.
Come and learn to sign your name, sign songs and basic communication in New Zealand Sign Language.
Massey High School’s Student Volunteer Army (SVA) is a group of students keen to help others at school, at home, and in the wider community. As a member of this group, you will find out about volunteering opportunities and get to meet others who like you, love to serve the community.
Your volunteering hours also count towards SVA Service Awards and pin badges that you can wear on your school blazer!
Come and jam with an enthusiastic group of players. Suitable for beginners to intermediate. Bring your own ukulele.
Women’s battalion meets on Friday lunchtime in the room of requirement. We are a feminist discussion group where we explore issues that affect women in a supportive and enjoyable way. If you want to know more about feminism, come along and join us.
Are you interested in help run assemblies and you proficient with technology? You will need to help presenters (Deans, Academic leaders and other presenters) by providing microphones and running PowerPoints/Videos from the projector. Student must be reliable as you have a responsibility to oversee events involving lots of people which must run to time. You will get the opportunity to learn how to use microphones correctly, manage a sound system via the laptop and run the projector amount other things. For those that prove themselves, you can also go on to learn how to set up microphones for instruments, use the sound desk and mix sound for large school events such as school productions and shows.
Led by Mr Motufoua, this group is for musicians interested in playing Jazz in an ensemble. You will work on several jazz songs and will perform at the KBB music festival in August, Instruments suitable for the ensemble are: Trumpet, Trombone, Saxophone, Clarinet, Guitar, Bass, Piano, Drums, Percussion and Voice. You must have been taking lessons on your instrument for at least 1.5 years and be comfortable reading music notation (you will be supported with this). Rehearsals will be every week after school (day to be confirmed).
If you play a classical instrument (Violin, viola, cello, double bass, clarinet, flute, oboe, bassoon, trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba or percussion) we may be able to include you in a chamber ensemble. Groups practise together and when ready can compete in the NZ Chamber music competition. The groups are mentored by Ms Wang and Ms Johnson.
Sublimitas is our premier auditioned choir that competes at the annual Big Sing competition. If you have a love of singing as a member of a large vocal group, this choir could be for you. You MUST be prepared to sing at an audition to be selected for this choir and your attendance is required at every rehearsal. Rehearsals are on Mondays after school in the PAC and run from 3pm until 4:30pm (they will be extended to 3 - 5pm closer to the Big Sing competition in June). There is also a choir camp that will be held on the weekend of the 27/29th March - you must be available for this camp too. You will need to make arrangements if you have other sport/activity/church commitments that weekend.
If you audition and do not make it into the choir there may be a possibility that we can start an all-comers choir so you can build your skills and hopefully join Sublimitas choir in the future (this will be dependent on the number of students who do not make the main choir and who are keen to still be involved).
This is our premier jazz ensemble made up of the best players on their instruments. Students are invited to join this group when they have proven themselves as a member of our Big Band. This group competes at the Auckland Secondary School Jazz competition and our MHS combo has been a Gold award winner for over a decade, meaning they are one of the best jazz ensembles in Auckland.
If you are interested in writing original Rock/Pop music and would like to compete in the RockQuest or perform at various events during the school year, this is the group for you. Bands are mentored by Mr Baldwin to help develop song writing skills, learn stage craft and when you are ready, you can record your songs in our state-of-the-art recording studio. It is advisable to find your band first and then come and see Mr Baldwin. If you are having trouble finding members for your group, come and see your music teacher and we may be able to help.
For all string players (violin, viola, cello, double bass) we have a string ensemble led by our violin teacher - Ms Salmons. The group is relatively new and enjoys learning new music to perform at various events throughout the year. Come see Mr Baldwin if you are interested.
If you are interested in performing in a small vocal group, come see Mr Motufoua. He will be preparing students and groups to compete in the Stand Up Stand Out competition in August.
If you are interested in Athletics, please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign-ups are currently available on myKindo so please get your parent/guardian to sign you up there!
If you are interested in Badminton, please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign-ups are currently available on myKindo so please get your parent/guardian to sign you up there!
If you are interested in Basketball, please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign-ups are currently available on myKindo so please get your parent/guardian to sign you up there!
If you are interested in Cricket, please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign-ups will happen through myKindo when it is available.
Stay cool, play an ice sport! Curling is a Winter Olympic and Paralympic team sport played on special ice. Players lunge and throw stones down the sheet of ice to score points at a target. Teammates then sweep the path the stone travels to change its direction and speed. Basically, Curling is like lawn bowls AND chess on ice… but with a lot of sweeping and yelling!
You can Have-A-Go for free at the end of Term 1, and if you enjoy it, you can join our Massey High School curling teams for the Term 2 and 3 competitions.
You don’t need to have any ice-skating experience. Students of ALL abilities are welcome 😊
Staff in charge - Mrs Heald (former Youth Olympian!)
Location - Auckland Curling Centre (10 Burrett Road, Penrose)
Time and Day for the Have-A-Go’s:
Term 1 Week 9 | Mon 23 March to Wed 25 March | 4-6 pm |
Fri 24 April | 6-8 pm | |
Term 1 Week 10 | Mon 30 March to Wed 1 April | 4-6 pm |
The Contemporary Troupe is a dedicated, student led group that trains once a week to build and strengthen contemporary dance technique. Throughout the year, the troupe competes and performs at a variety of competitions and showcases. The group welcomes anyone who is interested in learning about contemporary dance, trying something new, or becoming part of a team that works hard, supports one another, and enjoys the creative process. The troupe aims to foster growth, confidence, and artistic expression in a positive and inclusive environment.
If you are interested in Futsal please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign ups will happen through myKindo when it is available.
At MHS we have many different options for football. Last year we had junior and senior teams for both boys and girls and we're hoping to carry these teams on this year. If you're interested in playing please express your interest below. This is open to any skill level.
There will be trials later on in Term 1 to decide on teams.
If you are interested in Football, please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign-ups will happen through myKindo when it is available.
The trial dates for the following teams are as follows:
Junior Boys: Tuesday 3rd March & Tuesday 10th March 3pm-4:45pm - Bottom Field
Senior Boys: Monday 2nd March & Monday 9th March 3pm-4:45pm - Bottom Field
All Girls: Wednesday 4th March & 11th March 3pm-4:45pm - Bottom Field
We’re excited to introduce a brand-new Jazz Dance Group this year. We’re looking for students who love to dance, want to expand their technique, and are passionate about learning and growing. Whether you’re looking to further develop your jazz technique or try something new, this group offers an encouraging environment with plenty of challenge and creativity.
If you are interested in Lawn Bowls, please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign-ups are currently available for seniors on myKindo so please get your parent/guardian to sign you up there!
If you are interested in Mountain Biking, please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign-ups are currently available for seniors on myKindo so please get your parent/guardian to sign you up there!
The Massey High School Hip Hop Crew (MME) is a group that trains twice a week, building hip hop technique, teamwork, and stage presence. In 2025, the crew placed 1st at the National Dance Challenge (NDC), showcasing their dedication and passion for hip hop dance. Throughout the year, the group competes at competitions and performs at a variety of events, representing Massey High School with confidence, creativity, and excellence.
If you are interested in Netball please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign ups will happen through myKindo when it is available.
Monday, March 9
3:30 PM – 5:00 PM — Junior Trials (Session 1) JAGym
5:15 PM – 7:00 PM — Senior Trials (Session 1) JAGym
Tuesday, March 10
3:30 PM – 5:30 PM — Senior Trials (Session 2) JAGym
Wednesday, March 11
3:30 PM – 5:30 PM — Junior Trials (Session 2) JAGym
Our climbing team competes in at least 4 competitions throughout the year. Competitions are always on a Sunday. No climbing experience needed. Students are encouraged to practice bouldering and top rope climbing in their own time. Costs approximately $90 for the year.
At MHS we have many different options for Rugby. Last year we had junior and senior teams for both boys and girls and we're hoping to carry these teams on this year. If you're interested in playing please express your interest below.
Senior Touch season starts early in the year - before a long break ahead of Secondary School Nationals. Junior touch starts end of term three, for a zonal module, followed by Auckland Champs in term 4.
If you are interested in Touch please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign ups are currently available for seniors on myKindo so please get your parent/guardian to sign you up there!
If you're interested in playing Rugby 7s please express your interest below.
Each year we have a chance for students to compete in an in-school Swim competition that participation in will gain points towards the House competition. This will occur on the 27th of February this year. If you are interested in competing, please see Nikki and Georgie in the sports department, or signup now by getting your parent/guardian to complete the form on myKindo.
If you are interested in competing in zones and beyond, please enter into the swim competition as this will be used to find people who can compete.
If you are interested in Table Tennis, please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign-ups will happen through myKindo when it is available.
If you are interested in Tag Rugby, please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign-ups will happen through myKindo when it is available.
If you are interested in Volleyball, please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign-ups will happen through myKindo when it is available.
We are now taking expressions of interest for Water Polo. This is a fantastic opportunity for students to be involved in a fast-paced, competitive team sport while representing the school.
Senior Water Polo – Term 1
Open to students in Years 9–13 (B Grade)
Game days: Fridays and Sundays
Venues: Various locations across Auckland
Transport: Car-pooling and school minivan transport available
Please note that the Divewell at Westwave is unavailable during Term 1, so interested players are encouraged to maintain their swim fitness independently.
Junior Water Polo – Term 4
Open to students in Years 9–10 (C Grade)
Game days: Fridays and Sundays
Venues: Various locations across Auckland
Transport: Car-pooling and school minivan transport available
We welcome both experienced players and those new to water polo. A strong swimming ability is essential.
Please note that boardshorts and rash vests are not permitted.
Staff in charge - Ms van der Kraaij & Ms Hill
Weightlifting:
Massey High School are the reigning champions in Weightlifting, and our dedicated team trains for two major competitions each year. You’ll learn the Olympic lifts, snatch, clean, and jerk, in a safe, supportive environment that pushes you to grow stronger and more confident.
CrossFit:
We’re proud to be one of only two officially affiliated CrossFit gyms in New Zealand. Our programme focuses on strength and conditioning designed to support your performance in all other sports. Training happens at 6am every day in the Terry Smythe Gym, making it easy to build discipline and healthy habits without clashing with school or after‑school commitments. With three qualified CrossFit coaches, you’ll be supported every step of the way.
If you’re keen to get involved in either CrossFit or Weightlifting, fill in the form to sign up and join our growing community of athletes.
If you are interested in Wrestling, please speak to Nikki and Georgie in the sports department or keep an eye out on the daily notices for when there is more information. Sign-ups will happen through myKindo when it is available.
