Upper School Clubs

Abilis is a nonprofit that supports children and adults with special needs through education, therapies, job training, employment programs, and advocacy. Our goal is to engage with them directly, fostering social and motor skill development.

Club members raise awareness about the importance of positive mental health and provide resources to promote the well-being of all students. 

Book Buddies Club mentors younger students by fostering a love of reading, creativity, and learning in a fun, supportive environment.

Club members meet to challenge one another and study tactics and techniques. 

Coffee For Good is non-profit coffee shop that serves as a training platform for people with intellectual and development disabilities. Club members have opportunities to join the Coffee for Good Teen Board.  

DAR Club assists refugee families escaping violence and adjusting to life in the U.S. through service and support initiatives.

Members will participate in an open dialogue on current events regarding diversity, equity and inclusion. Club includes events, presentations and collaborations with other schools. 

Don Bosco Club gives students the chance to teach bilingual children in Port Chester, NY, about financial and health concepts. Members create learning materials, mentor younger students, and build leadership and communication skills while making a positive impact in the community.

In the Engineering Club, students will learn about the various fields of engineering including mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering as well as cybersecurity.  Students will design, plan and construct a project together. 

The Fashion Forward club partners with the Open Doors Shelter in Norwalk. Students will collect and sort donated clothing that is in style and trendy so the underprivileged kids/teenagers receiving them actually want and are excited to wear them.

The Fuller Center is a Christian organization dedicated to making homes warmer, safer, and drier for those in need. Students will travel to nearby towns to repair homes, earn community service hours, and build meaningful connections with peers from Sacred Heart and other local schools.

Members in the Garden Club will experience nature and the great outdoors with a supportive community of students, all while having fun! Students will have the opportunity to choose the herbs, plants and vegetables we will be growing.

This club's mission is to one day live in a world without cancer. Supporting the Scarlett Fund (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center) and the Breast Cancer Alliance, students fundraise as a team through bake sales, card drives, games, and many more wonderful events. 

Greenwich United Way is a nonprofit organization in Greenwich, CT, that identifies community needs, funds programs, and participates in service projects to address them, focusing on education, health, and financial stability.

The Heart Song Club is a unique creative arts therapy program for individuals with special needs. Participants explore music therapy, dance/movement, and visual art, fostering confidence, communication, self-expression, and joy through shared creative arts experiences.

Heart to Help is a club focused on supporting patients and healthcare workers through compassion, creativity, and service.

Become a math sensation! Learn problem solving techniques, offer math support to others, and compete in several math competitions, some of which include AMC, HMMI, FCML. 

Club members help to end food insecurity through hands-on service work that includes dropping meals to families, working on the MOMS food truck, and packaging groceries. 

Midnight Run is focused on closing the gap between those who are housed and those who are homeless. Club members travel to New York City to distribute food, clothing, and personal care items to those in need. 

Club members take on all aspects of the trial process, learning the roles of both the defense and plaintiff teams. Students will travel to Mock Trial events to challenge other teams in a test of legal acumen and preparation. 

Club members build global awareness and develop an understanding for geopolitics as they work collaboratively to solve relevant global issues and learn the processes of the United Nations. 

Club members connect with the greater Greenwich community through food drives, service days, product collection, and Christmas gift making. 

One Love and Morgan's Message have combined efforts to educate the Upper School community about healthy and unhealthy relationships and eliminate stigmas surrounding mental health issues. 

Paws for a Cause Club works to improve living conditions at animal shelters, promote the welfare of rescue dogs, encourage adoption, raise awareness, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of animals.

Penny’s Flight Foundation is dedicated to spreading awareness about Neurofibromatosis (NF), a life-threatening genetic disorder that causes tumors to grow throughout the body.

Person to Person Club helps students give back to the community by hosting food, clothing, and toy drives, collaborating with the Lower School on service projects, and volunteering through both direct and indirect service opportunities.

Perspectives is the Upper School's art and literary magazine, created, designed, and edited entirely by an editorial team of Upper School students. This publication showcases the diverse perspectives of the Upper School student body through art, photography, and writing.

The Robotics Club builds and codes together, and the team works to prepare the club robot, Frodo, to compete in the Vex Robotics Competition.

An outreach program, at Sacred Heart Greenwich, for public school students in Fairfield and Westchester areas for grades four through seven. Students volunteer to help plan and execute fun activities and field trips for the kids!

Students in the Sustainability Club create public awareness around the School's sustainability initiatives, in addition to composting, planning Earth Week activities, honey harvesting and beekeeping, and Indigenous land acknowledgement. 

Shoulder Check Club aims to show that support can be as simple as a hand on someone’s shoulder. As a club, members work together to spread this initiative and provide acts of service to those in need. Motto: Reaching out, checking in, and making a contact.

 Sisters in Health connects students with medical professionals, offering hands-on experience with skills like CPR, first aid, and suturing. Members explore careers in medicine, participate in community service, run a social media page, and help organize a blood drive, with opportunities for internships, summer programs, and leadership roles.

Club members participate in outside competitions, in-house debates, and lively discussions about topics that matter to them. This club encourages students to stretch their minds by learning how to debate and defend their beliefs and opinions.

The Sportscasting Club is for all aspiring sportscasters! Students work on interviews, hype videos, and season wrap-ups, in addition to providing live commentary for athletic events.

The Supplies for Success Club supports students in Latin American countries by collecting and sending much-needed school supplies. Members gather items from home, classrooms, and donations, and receive updates on their impact through letters, photos, and videos.

The Impact Initiative Club helps students discuss and raise awareness about issues both locally and globally

The United Nations Hospitality Club partners with the Hospitality Committee of the UN Delegations (HCUND) to support diplomats and their families while also exploring cultural experiences in our local community. Students plan programs and events, from museum visits to the annual Ambassador’s Ball, while learning about the importance of the UN and promoting global connection.

Voices is a multi-lingual, multi-media art and writing magazine that has won multiple Gold Medals in the Columbian Literary/Art Print Magazine Critique. Students will assist in editing and assembling the magazine.  

The Women in Finance/Entrepreneurship Club aims to educate our community on the importance of financial literacy in an effort to spark enthusiasm for entrepreneurship.  Students are inspired to be financially conscious through responsible and thoughtful spending practices. 

Yearbook Club members collaborate on creative materials, photos, and design for the school's yearbook, Green Years.  

You’ve Got Mail Club partners with the Don Bosco After School Program, giving students the chance to be a “Penpal Big Sister” to an underprivileged Lower Schooler. Members help plan fun activities, write letters, and make monthly visits, earning up to 30–40 community service hours while making a meaningful difference in the lives of young children.