At St. John’s College, the Student Life & Athletics office is dedicated to enriching the student experience by fostering engagement, leadership, and school spirit. We work closely with the Student Affairs office to ensure the well-being of our students and to provide a range of dynamic programs and services.
Student Clubs & Organizations
Our student clubs and organizations provide opportunities for students to explore their passions, develop leadership skills, and build a strong sense of community. With a diverse range of clubs—ranging from academic, cultural, and service-oriented groups to creative and recreational activities—there's something for everyone. Students are encouraged to get involved, make new connections, and contribute to the vibrant campus life, enriching their college experience both inside and outside the classroom.
.png)
.png)
The Student Council serves as the voice of the student body, advocating for student interests and ensuring their concerns are heard. Dedicated to fostering a strong sense of community, the council organizes events, promotes student engagement, and works to enhance the overall campus experience.
The Audio Visual (AV) Club provides students with hands-on experience in multimedia production, including video editing, and photography. Members collaborate on creative projects, learn technical skills, and support campus events by capturing key moments. The club offers a platform for students to explore their passion for media and develop valuable skills for the digital world.
Focuses on social and spiritual growth, as well as leadership and personal responsibility. Campus Ministry performs numerous hours of community service and adds to the spiritual dimension of the college through their assistance via the Campus Ministry Office with the planning of liturgies, retreats, and other activities.
BIONIC (Believe It or Not I Care) is dedicated to peer support and education. Trained by the Counselling Office, BIONIC members assist their peers with various social and personal issues. The club also collaborates with the college counsellors to provide psycho-educational information and conduct workshops addressing social issues that impact the student body.
Robotics Club is dedicated to exploring the world of robotics and automation. Open to students of all disciplines, the club offers hands-on experience in designing, building, and programming robots. Members collaborate on projects, participate in competitions, and attend workshops. The club provides a supportive environment for learning and innovation, fostering skills in engineering, coding, and teamwork.
Oceana Wavemakers Club promotes ocean conservation through hands-on activities like beach clean-ups, educational workshops, and advocacy campaigns. Collaborating with Belize Oceana, members engage in projects to protect marine ecosystems and raise awareness about ocean issues.
Group for Environmental Conservation and Outreach (GECO) Club main objective is to raise environmental awareness in Belize. This is achieved through a variety of initiatives, including hosting guest speakers who are experts in environmental issues, organizing educational trips to locations of ecological significance, and conducting clean-up campaigns to promote environmental stewardship.
The Travel club provides students with a social platform to express themselves while offering opportunities to travel across Belize and its neighbouring communities. Through organized trips and events, members can explore different cultures, engage in community activities, and build lasting friendships.
Model UN club offers an authentic simulation of the United Nations system, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of its workings. Through this experience, students gain valuable skills in diplomatic debate, compromise, conflict resolution, and negotiation within an international context.
In collaboration with the Belize Red Cross, this club engages students in humanitarian activities and community service initiatives. Members participate in first aid training, disaster preparedness campaigns, and volunteer efforts to support local communities in times of need.
The Servant Leadership club embodies stewardship, enriching individuals with a vision of community service. St. John's College aims to develop leaders who serve the community in unique ways by offering opportunities to learn leadership skills and apply classroom knowledge to real community issues. The program has three components: Academics, Community Service, and Leadership Development.
The BioChem Buddies Club at SJCJC offers students passionate about biology and chemistry a space to explore scientific concepts through hands-on experiments, collaborative projects, and campus events, while supporting academic growth and community engagement.
.jpeg)
Athletics Program
The Athletics Program at SJCJC-U plays a vital role in student life, promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and school spirit. As a member of the Association of Tertiary Level Institutions in Belize (ATLIB) Sports Committee, our varsity teams actively participate in a range of competitive sports disciplines under the Association's charter. These include Basketball, Volleyball, Football, and Track and Field. The Athletics Office coordinates with ATLIB to ensure our athletes compete at the highest level, fostering both personal and athletic growth. Our program encourages students to excel on and off the field, representing SJCJC-U with pride and determination.
School Spirit Program
At SJCJC-U, school spirit is at the heart of campus life, uniting students and faculty in friendly competition and community engagement. All members of the college are randomly assigned to one of the four Great Houses: Locke, Thompson, Weber, and Zinkle. Throughout the academic year, these Houses compete for the coveted House Cup, a symbol of pride and achievement. Points are earned through participation in various school spirit activities, including house intramurals, volunteer opportunities, and campus-wide events. The excitement reaches its peak during Spirit Month in March, culminating in the House Cup Games, where the winning House is crowned. Whether on the field, in the classroom, or around campus, every activity builds toward this grand finale, fostering camaraderie and pride across the SJCJC-U community.
HOUSE OF THE RACCOON
LOCKE
HOUSE
HOUSE OF THE HARON
THOMPSON
HOUSE
HOUSE OF THE IGUANA
WEBER
HOUSE
HOUSE OF THE CROCODILE
ZINKLE
HOUSE
Yearbook Collection
The Pandanus Yearbook, named after the Pandanus tectorius (Mangrove) trees that grace our campus, is a vibrant reflection of student life at SJCJC-U. Created annually by our talented graphic design students, Pandanus adds a personal touch that truly captures the spirit, achievements, and memories of each academic year. This yearbook is more than a collection of photos and stories—it is a testament to student involvement and creativity, showcasing the dedication and talent of those who design it.
Explore our collection of Pandanus yearbooks from past years, and relive the unforgettable moments that shape our campus community.
