In this way, the girls can pursue a variety of areas of personal interest. Amnesty International Club and Committee, Art Club and Committee, Astronomical Society, Belling Ringing Club, Book Club, Chronicle Committee, Computing Committee, Current Events Committee, Dance and Choreography Club and Committee, Debating Committee, Drama Committee, Ecology Society and Committee, History Club, International Committee, Mock Trials Committee, Music Committee, Outdoor Education Club and Committee, Photography Club and Committee, Sacristans Committee, Science Club, STV 100 Club and Committee and Writers Committee. Duke of Edinburgh Students are able to enter the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme which requires girls to choose interests from a list of practical and adventurous activities. The School will help find instructors to teach students. The Scheme helps individuals to develop qualities useful at school, at home, in the workplace, and in their future relationships.
Trips are organised to match student interest.
Hammersley Range Adventure Club A range of optional weekend camps, excursions and courses are offered to students in the Senior School. The following outlines a sample of the Adventure Club activities. An updated calender can be obtained from Outdoor Education. All information 2001 St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls.