Clubs
Clubs and Activities
A place for every child to belong, grow, and shine
At Everest Academy Nuvali, we believe that a student’s formation does not end when the last class of the day is over. Our clubs and extracurricular activities are an essential part of school life, giving students the opportunity to explore their interests, develop new skills, build friendships, and grow as leaders and team players.
Whether your child is drawn to the arts, sports, or creative expression, there is a place for them at Everest. Our clubs are guided by expert moderators who ensure that every activity is a meaningful extension of our mission of Integral Formation. And as our school grows, so does our list of clubs — with new activities added to reflect the evolving talents and interests of our student community.
Sports Clubs
Our Sports clubs develop character alongside athletic ability. Through training and competition, students learn the value of discipline, perseverance, teamwork, and respect. They discover how to push themselves, support their teammates, and carry themselves with grace both on and off the field.
We currently offer Football, Basketball, and Taekwondo.
Music and Arts Clubs
Our Music and Arts clubs give students a dedicated space to explore their creativity, develop their talents, and express themselves in ways that go beyond words. Through artistic and performing arts experiences, students grow in confidence, imagination, collaboration, and a deep appreciation for the beauty of human expression.
We currently offer Visual Arts, Performing Arts, and Dance.
Formation Clubs
Formation clubs are one of the most distinctive aspects of life at Everest. Rooted in the Regnum Christi mission, these clubs provide students with a deeper experience of faith, community, and service outside the classroom. They are spaces where students grow in virtue, develop their apostolic hearts, and learn what it truly means to lead with faith and love for others.
We currently offer Kids for Jesus, Challenge for girls, and Conquest for boys, each designed to accompany students at their specific stage of growth in faith and character.