Spirit Team
Our Spirit Team, founded by two of our students, spreads joy, kindness, and school spirit throughout FMT and the wider community. They celebrate our sports teams, acknowledge student achievements, and promote school activities. The Spirit Team meets for one hour each week and offers a great opportunity to make new friends and make a positive impact in the school. Everyone is welcome to join at any time.
Wellness Circle
The Wellness Circle meets weekly and focuses on topics designed for Indigenous junior high students at FMT. It provides a space for Indigenous students to gather with our Truth & Reconciliation Lead Teacher and participate in this lunch‑hour session. Orange Shirt Day was established to recognize the harm caused by residential schools and to affirm the principle that every child matters. The date reflects the time of year when children were taken from their families to attend these schools. On September 29th, FMT students and staff wear orange to honour residential school survivors and their families.
Student Leadership
Student Council is a group of student leaders who meet regularly to collaborate on student-led activities and initiatives. Student council creates a fun and competitive environment to positively impact the FMT community. You’ll meet different peers from all grade levels with different sets of skills and opinions. You’ll learn how to effectively collaborate with others and use teamwork to guide you in your decision-making. If you have great ideas to share and would like your voice heard, this is the club for you!
Ambassadors
If you are currently in Grade 8 and looking for leadership opportunities, consider applying to become a Grade 9 Ambassador next year! Ambassadors at FMT take part in a variety of school activities, including welcoming new Grade 7 students during orientation, mentoring them, and helping create opportunities for them to connect throughout the year. They uphold our school’s mission of being a family and supporting one another. As the oldest students at FMT, our Grade 9 Ambassadors serve as role models who help shape a welcoming and positive school culture. They also have the special opportunity to attend the No Stone Left Alone event for Remembrance Day. Applications open in June, with selections made by August.
Music Clubs
FMT offers a vibrant selection of music clubs that extend and enrich the learning that happens in the classroom. Students can join Jazz Band, where they explore improvisation, swing styles, and ensemble playing in a fun, energetic setting. The Worship Choir provides an opportunity to develop vocal skills while performing uplifting and meaningful repertoire as a team. For those who want a more flexible, inclusive experience, Open Band welcomes musicians of all levels to come together, try new instruments, and enjoy making music in a relaxed environment. These clubs meet after school or during lunch hour, giving students extra time to grow as musicians, collaborate with peers, and deepen their connection to the FMT music program.