Bangladeshi Students’ Association
Hide and Seek Club
The Hide and Seek Club aims to provide fun active activities to students that allow them to explore campus, meet new people, and take a break the stress of school work. We achieve these objectives by running biweekly events on campus, including capture the flag and indoor and outdoor games of hide and seek.
Key accomplishments
Hide and Seek Games - We organized 13 games that were open to the UofT student community. These games encouraged students from different areas of study to meet, interact and participate in lighthearted fun. These games included activities such as hide and seek, capture the flag, and a snowball fight, drawing an average of 36 students to each game.
This year we organized the largest hide and seek game in the club's history, with over 100 students attending. This was the club's final game of the year, taking place just before exams began. Students shared that they had a lot of fun and asked about future games.
CPSIF funding impact
Thanks to CPSIF funding, we were able to invest in additional materials such as bandanas, fabric armbands, and light up armbands to accommodate more attendees to our events. We were able to offer hot chocolate free of charge at our snowball fight event. We were also able to invest in additional advertising materials, such as a poster board and display for the clubs fair.
Winter Hide and Seek game.
Explaining the rules at the 2025 final game.
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