Activities, Clubs & Community Service

1907 Society
The 1907 Society is a group of committed students who help raise money for Berkshire School's Annual Fund by keeping alumni connected to Berkshire with updates of campus news and upcoming events.

Beatles Club We'll listen to the Beatles while hiking up the mountain after brunch, 2-3 p.m. Sundays.

Berkshire Aviators
To encourage other Bears to enter the world of aviation and to take advantage of the program we have at school. Members will be comfortable with flying the school simulator and understand the basics of aviation including how the FAA works.

Business and Entrepreneurship Club 
In this club, we will discuss the different aspects of what it takes to run a successful business. We will study the process of starting a business and discuss different stories of people who have created successful businesses today. We will watch TED talks, read articles, and watch interviews with successful entrepreneurs and CEOs.                

Chess Club
We play chess. No experience necessary.

Creative Arts Club

Dog Walking Club
Our goal is to help both students and faculty members by giving students an opportunity to spend time with dogs for mental health benefits, exercise, and to feel closer to their pets at home and to help faculty members by exercising and giving love to their pets.

Environmental Action Club
The objective of the Environmental Action Club is to ask how we might contribute towards efforts for environmental justice within our campus/community, in partnership with our local neighbors and organizations, and at global scales. We ask this all with the goals of contributing towards more just, equitable, and sustainable communities, and turning creative ideas into realities.

French Club
A great way to experience French culture and food! If you take French it will be a great opportunity to practice.

Games Club

GSA (Gender and Sexuality Alliance)

Gender Equity Club

Giordano Book Club
Our goal is to promote reading on campus. We want people not to just read a book but think about the symbolism behind it. We try to pick books that are fun but deal with serious topics in today's media like racism, homophobia, transphobia. We want to encourage people to have tough conversations so we can create a safe space.

Giordano Philosophy Club

Green and Gray Newspaper
Contribute to the School's longstanding student newspaper. 

G&G Online

Harry Styles Club
The Harry Styles Club welcomes all who love Harry. If you want to learn more about him, listen to his music, watch Harry content, and discuss all things Harry, join our club!

Investment Club 
The Investment Club will meet several times a month to discuss investment strategies, future companies to invest in, and more about the stock market and finance in general. No prior knowledge is required.

Islamic Culture Club
Our goal is to teach and celebrate Islamic culture. All people are welcome no matter the faith.

Japanese Club

Jewish Club
A place for students to learn about and embrace the Jewish religion.

Just for the Health of it!  Creating conversation and learning habits to promote a healthy lifestyle involving fitness, nutrition, mental health, etc.

Karaoke Club
The Karaoke Club is a fun place to connect with your peers through music at karaoke nights.

Kindness Club

Kitchen Club
Cook, bake, and eat!

The LD (Learning Differences) Alliance Club

The goal of this club is to eliminate the stigma of learning differences, including specific Learning Disabilities as well as attention related challenges such as ADHD. We will aim to transform the experience of learning differently by providing young adults with the resources, support, and leadership tools they need to build community, raise awareness, and engage in advocacy.

Letters of Love
Students create arts and crafts letters to send out to children battling cancer. 

Model UNMath Club
The objective of the club is to enrich students' learning in math, especially in critical thinking and reasoning, and to prepare students for various math contests, including AMC 10/12.

Opportunity for students to roleplay a country's delegation from the United Nations. Students will argue current world topics in favor of the country assigned to them in which they will have previously researched.