List of 17 items.

• Aiki Jujutsu

  (Co-ed, Gr. 6-12) Students will learn and practice specific Aiki jujutsu and Kenjutsu self-defense techniques taught by the Yamaji Dojo. At the end of each term, the students will have the opportunity to perform a formal grading exam. If the exam is successfully passed, the students will have earned and will receive a rank/belt with an official diploma in the art of Daito Ryu Aiki jujutsu. The charge is approximately $250, which covers the cost of the Keikogi (uniform and belt). Gloves can be purchased at a cost of approximately $100. 

• Basketball

  Competitive league schedules leading to Conference, Regional and Provincial play downs and Tournaments (ACIS, CAIS etc.). Team members will be charged for tournaments in which the teams attend. Students will need indoor, non-marking running shoes, and their RNS Physical Education uniform for practice. Teams will have at least an hour of practice time, between 4:15 and 8:30pm, with most teams having one morning practice a week.
  
  *Varsity Girls (Gr. 9-12)
  *Varsity Boys (Gr. 10-12)
  *Middle School Girls (Gr. 6-8)
  *Middle School (Gr. 6-8) or Junior Varsity Boys (Gr. 8-11)
  
  **Varsity Boys Basketball is a high performance team which will be playing in the NPA league and will also play in other tournaments and exhibition games. There will be an additional charge for playing on this team.**

• Fitness

  (Co-ed, Gr. 9 to 12) Open to a small group of 12 students who are motivated, independent, and able to follow a fitness plan. Not open to Prep athletes as they will have their own training time.

• Forensics

  (Co-ed, Gr. 6-12) RNS Forensics encompasses Debate, Model United Nations, and Reach for the Top. For Debate, there is New Brunswick Provincial Debate for Intermediate and Senior students.  We also have opportunities to participate in debates in the larger community such as Maine Forensics or in other provinces. Model United Nations is for all students interested in civil discourse and addressing real-world problems. RNS will host two Model UN events with GFMUN in October and Crisis@RNS in the Spring. There are also numerous MUN events hosted across North America in which students can participate. Finally, Reach for the Top is a team-based high school trivia competition for Junior, Intermediate, and Senior levels. There is both a Provincial and National competition in RFTT. We hope to offer a new Middle School trivia competition this year for a full season.

• Futsal (Indoor Soccer)

  Students will be provided transportation off campus to the Saint John Fieldhouse. Students will be exposed to the skills and drills of soccer in a non-competitive atmosphere. There is an additional charge to pay for the rental of the facility.

• Gallery 1877

  (Co-ed, Gr. 6-12) Allows students to further their scope in the study of art or perhaps master a new medium they have yet to learn. A fee will apply for supplies.  

• Hockey - Skills and Drills

  (Co.-ed, Grades 6-12) Student‐athletes will learn the basics of the sport and have an opportunity to scrimmage during each workout. Students will need their own full set of hockey equipment for these activities. All student‐athletes must wear a helmet (with a cage) while on the ice. Teams have one hour of ice time, scheduled between 4:15pm and 5:30pm.

• Middle School Boys Basketball

  (Gr. 6-8) RNS Basketball teams have competitive league schedules, which  lead up to Conference, Regional, and Provincial playdowns and tournaments (ACIS, CAIS etc.). Team members will be charged for any tournaments that their team attends. Students will need indoor, non‐marking shoes. Teams will have at least one hour of practice time per day, between 4:15pm and 8:15pm, with most teams having one morning practice a week.  

• Middle School Girls Basketball

  (Gr. 6-8) RNS Basketball teams have competitive league schedules, which  lead up to Conference, Regional, and Provincial playdowns and tournaments (ACIS, CAIS etc.). Team members will be charged for any tournaments that their team attends. Students will need indoor, non‐marking shoes. Teams will have at least one hour of practice time per day, between 4:15pm and 8:15pm, with most teams having one morning practice a week.  

• Prep Boys Basketball

  (Gr. 9-12 - Recruits Only) The team will start the season in September and will play tournaments and games until March Break. The team will practice and complete training with our strength coach, Luke Couture. Prep Boys Basketball is a high-performance team that plays in showcase tournaments throughout the US and Canada. There is an additional charge to play on this team.

• Prep Boys Hockey

  (Gr. 9-12 - Recruits Only) Teams will start the season in September and will play tournaments and games until March Break.  The team will practice both on-ice as well as off-ice strength training. 

   

  Prep Boys Hockey is a high-performance team that plays in a Prep League as well as in other tournaments and exhibition games. There is an additional charge to play on this team.

• Prep Girls Basketball

  (Gr. 9-12 - Recruits Only) The team will start the season in September and will play tournaments and games until the end of February.  The team will practice and complete training with our strength coach, Luke Couture. Prep Girls’ Basketball is a high-performance team that plays in showcase tournaments throughout the US and Canada. There is an additional charge to play on this team.

• Prep Girls Hockey

  (Gr. 9-12 - Recruits Only) Teams will start the season in September and will play tournaments and games until March Break.  The team will practice both on-ice as well as off-ice strength training. 
  
  Prep Girls’ Hockey is a high-performance team that plays in the NAPHA league and in other tournaments and exhibition games. There is an additional charge to play on this team.

• Senior School Musical

  (Gr. 9-12) Musical will gear up for the production by rehearsing with the Main Cast/Crew during the week. The director of the musical will work with the leads throughout the term and the full cast will rehearse on Wednesdays. Please Note: Students must initially choose a different activity in the event that they are not cast in a lead role. 

• Skills and Drills Hockey

  (Co-ed, Gr. 6 to 12) Student-athletes will learn the basics of the sport and have an opportunity to scrimmage during each workout. Students will need their own full hockey equipment for these activities. All student-athletes must wear a helmet (with a cage) while on the ice. Teams have one hour of ice time, between 4:15 to 7:30.

• STEAM and Robotics

  (Co.-ed, Gr. 6-12) STEAM & Robotics will primarily allow students to prepare for upcoming robotics competitions. The middle school students will participate in First Lego League, competing at competitions like the NB provincial championships as well as Canada's Cup. Middle school students will also participate in international coding competitions. Senior School students will participate in Robofest for Atlantic Canada as well as some Robofest International competitions.    

• Varsity Boys Basketball

  (Gr. 9-12) RNS Basketball teams have competitive league schedules, which lead up to Conference, Regional, and Provincial playdowns and tournaments (ACIS, CAIS etc.). Team members will be charged for any tournaments that their team attends. Students will need indoor, non‐marking shoes. Teams will have at least one hour of practice time per day, between 4:15pm and 8:15pm, with most teams having one morning practice a week. 

  
  Varsity teams will compete in an annual CAIS tournament hosted by another CAIS school somewhere in Canada. All players are expected to attend, and there will be a charge of approximately $1,000-1,500, depending on location and mode of transportation.