It is composed of approximately twenty-five students who choreograph and perform rhythmic routines. They practice one to two times per week and perform at many events in and out of school including parades, talent competitions, school meetings, and pep rallies. The purpose of the Equestrian Club is to provide a time and place for horse lovers of all experience levels to meet and share their equine knowledge. Students give demonstrations, participate in horse related activities and crafts, and go on field trips to various farms and equine performances. Members share news of their horses, problems, and accomplishments with each other, and get a chance to be with other students who share their interests.
Club meetings are always fun and informative for all who are involved.
Mr. Landry Between 1965 and 1982 NFA had an active and successful fencing team. Under the guidance of Dan Blackstone the team won the 1970 and 1973 boys' division state championships. The team was put on the inactive list when Mr. Blackstone retired and no replacement was available. Fencing was reactivated as a club during the 2000-2001 school year. Mr. Landry, a founding member of the Thames River Fencing Club, is the current advisor.