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60+ Service Clubs and Service Projects
10+ Service Trips
$250,000 Raised Annually
One Service Community
Meet ServCo, our Service Community.
Meet ServCo, our Service Community.
The SAS High School Service Community — also known as ServCo — comprises 40+ service clubs and a myriad of short-term service projects.
Each year, over 80% of High School students participate in ServCo, experiencing engaging and rich service opportunities that broaden their worldview and cultivate an eager service learning community.
Explore ServCo through our service clubs and service projects!
Four Pillars of Service
Service activities at SAS can be divided into 4 pillars: Direct, Indirect, Advocacy, and Research. Different clubs prioritise different service pillars depending on their cause and mission.
DIrect
DIrect
Face to face interactions with your beneficiary whether this is through a virtual medium or in-person.
inDIrect
inDIrect
Directly aiding your beneficiary without face-to-face interactions.
advocacy
advocacy
Using your platform to help voice the opinions of your beneficiary whilst educating others about a social or environmental issue.
research
research
Conducting research to learn more about the beneficiary and how you can aid them.
Six Umbrellas
Our service community targets a diverse range of issues. Each service club's cause falls under one of six umbrellas: SAS Centric, Social Equity, Aid and Accessibility, Education for All, Environmental, or New Service Clubs.
Our Clubs & Service Portal
SAS currently has a diverse community of 40+ service clubs targeting a range of issues. Service clubs are student-led organisations with a unique, service-oriented mission. Through parctipation in service clubs, students are able to learn more about and service causes that they care about.
Schoolsbuddy is the school-wide registration platform for all activities. However, ServCo also uses the SAS Service Portal to log service hours, join email lists, and manage the service clubs you are a part of.
Our Projects
Service Projects are short term, student-driven service initiatives. Projects can range from holding a donation drive for a recent humanitarian crisis or creating a fundraiser to generate awareness for a social issue.
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