In addition to taking on a rigorous academic workload, students also take advantage of a multitude of extra-curricular activities at Town. The goal of all these events is to develop a well-rounded student who will be a productive contributor to society. Students participate in activities, such as:

• Small weekly discussion groups led by faculty,
• Student Council through elections and service,
• Community service through a wide array of projects,
• Day-long field trips directed by the faculty,
• Luncheon clubs, including book, history, stock market, and math puzzles; and after-school clubs including woodshop and cricket,
• Publishing of the school newspaper, the Town Crier,
• Production and design of Town Tiger, the school yearbook,
• Experience an overnight outdoor education trip for each class in the Upper School.

Clubs
Clubs offer informal student-centered learning environments in which boys can consider interesting ideas or skills without any required assessment. They are strictly voluntary for students with similar interests and proceed at a relaxed pace, often over lunch.

For more information about a particular club, contact the teacher of the club directly.