Monday through Friday

3:30 to 6:00 p.m.

Our Homework Help program provides students with a quiet, focused environment to complete their assignments with guidance from caring bilingual staff. 

Instructor: TBD

When: Mondays, 3:45 to 4:45p.m.

Students: Min. 4 - Max.10

Language: English

Our advanced gymnastic class is designed for older students who are ready for more difficult gymnastics skills. Students build their coordination, flexibility and strength while perfecting acrobatic moves.  Skills are tailored to each child's ability ranging from refining basic rolls, to cartwheels, backbends and handstands. 

What Students Will Learn:

• Stretches and warm-ups focused on flexibility, strength, and injury prevention

• Advanced tumbling and acrobatics skills, including combinations

• Refining techniques for skill approach, execution, and finish

• Enhanced motor skills and coordination through obstacle courses and movement challenges
  
  

Program Highlights:

• Individualized skill progression tailored to each student’s ability

• Practice of challenging acrobatic moves such as cartwheels, backbends, and handstands

• Activities that build strength, coordination, and flexibility

• Engaging obstacle courses and skill-focused exercises
  
  

Note: At the end of the semester, parents are invited to the final class to see everything their child has learned

Instructor: TBD

When: Fridays, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 4 - Max.10

Language: English 

Our Advanced Yoga class is designed for students with prior yoga experience who are ready to deepen their practice. This class focuses on building strength, flexibility, balance, and mindfulness through more challenging poses, refined technique, and extended flow sequences.

What Students Will Learn:

• Advanced yoga postures and smooth transitions, including partner poses

• Core strength, flexibility, and balance development

• Breathing techniques (pranayama) and guided meditation

• Mind-body awareness, focus, and stress relief strategies
  
  

Program Highlights:

• Challenging poses and extended flow sequences tailored to each student’s ability

• Opportunities to deepen mindfulness and self-awareness

• Engaging exercises that promote strength, flexibility, and balance

• Techniques to manage stress and enhance focus

Note: At the end of the semester, parents are invited to the final class to see everything their child has learned

Instructor: Mr. Mustafaa 

When: Tuesdays, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 4 - Max.10

Language: English

Move, play, and have fun! Kids will try a variety of sports like volleyball, soccer, badminton, table tennis, and indoor hockey. Each activity builds coordination, focus, and endurance—all while keeping kids active and having a blast! 

What students will learn:

• Basic rules, techniques, and skills for multiple sports

• Coordination, balance, and gross motor development

• Teamwork, sportsmanship, and cooperation

• Focus, endurance, and confidence in physical activity

Program highlights:

• Exposure to a variety of sports and physical activities

• Fun, high-energy, and age-appropriate games

• Emphasis on teamwork, respect, and fair play

Instructor: Mr. Khaled

When: Wednesday 4:50 to 5:50 p.m.

Students: Min. 2 - Max.10

Language: Arabic & English

Our Arabic class introduces students to the Arabic language in a fun, interactive, and age-appropriate way. Students will build foundational skills in reading, writing, speaking, and listening through games, songs, stories, and cultural activities. 

What students learn:

• Basic Arabic vocabulary and greetings

• Recognition and writing of Arabic letters and simple words

• Listening and speaking skills through songs and conversation practice

Program highlights:

• Play-based, hands-on learning experiences

• Culturally rich stories and music

• Focus on confidence building and joyful communication

Please note: A $15 materials fee helps cover all supplies used during the class. 

Instructor:  Mr. Mustafaa 

When: Thursdays, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 4 - Max. 15

Language: English

Our Afterschool Basketball Class is a fast-paced, fun-filled program where students develop their game while learning teamwork, discipline, and confidence. Whether your child is picking up a basketball for the first time or looking to sharpen their skills, this class offers something for everyone.

What Students Will Learn:

• Dribbling, passing, shooting, and defensive techniques

• Teamwork, communication, and sportsmanship.

• Rules of the game and court awareness

• Game strategies and decision-making under pressure
  
  

Program Highlights:

• Weekly skill-building sessions led by experienced coaches

• Fun drills, mini-games, and scrimmages

• Focus on fitness, coordination, and positive play

Instructor:  TBD

When: Thursdays, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 8 - Max. 20

Language:  English

In our afterschool chess class, students will learn one of the world’s most classic and rewarding games in a fun, supportive environment. Whether your child is brand new to the game or already knows how to play, this program is designed to help them grow their skills through engaging lessons, hands-on practice, and friendly competition.

What Students Will Learn:

• Chess basics (rules, moves, board setup)

• Openings, tactics, and endgame strategies

• Critical thinking and problem-solving skills

• Good sportsmanship and focused concentration

Program Highlights:

• Weekly sessions led by experienced instructors

• Small group play, one-on-one coaching, and puzzle challenges

• Students will also have the opportunity to participate in local and regional chess tournaments to test their skills and gain competitive experience. 

Instructor: TBD

When: Tuesdays, 4:45 to 5:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 2 - Max.10

Language: English

ClayMates is a beginner claymation class where we will explore the art of miniature figurines. We will start with some exercises to improve drawing and character design skills, as well as learning the basics of modeling clay. By the end of the class you will have made your own clay character who is featured in our group short film! If you have a fantastic character in mind you would love to bring to life, love movies like Coraline, Shaun the Sheep, or Paranorman, or just want to try something new, you are going to love this class! 

What students will learn:

• Basics of clay modeling and miniature character creation

• Drawing and character design techniques

• Storytelling and animation fundamentals for claymation

• Collaboration, creativity, and problem-solving
  
  

Program highlights:

• Hands-on instruction in clay modeling and animation

• Opportunity to bring personal characters to life in a group film

• Inspiration from popular stop-motion films and creative exercises

• Supportive environment that encourages experimentation, fun, and artistic growth

Showcase:

At the end of the semester, students will have the opportunity to showcase their skills and accomplishments. 

Please note: A $15 materials fee helps cover all supplies used during the class. 

Instructor: TBD

When: Thursday 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 4 - Max.10

Language: English

In this engaging class, students in grades 3–5 will explore the magic of storytelling and learn how to bring their ideas to life through words. From short stories and poems to scripts and journals, young writers will experiment with different styles and genres while developing their unique voices. Through fun prompts and group sharing, students build confidence, creativity, and a love for writing.

What students will learn:

• Story structure, character development, and descriptive writing

• How to express ideas clearly and creatively through different genres

• Editing and revising techniques to strengthen their work

• Confidence in sharing and presenting their writing
  
  

Program highlights:

• Inspiring prompts and hands-on writing activities

• Opportunities for collaboration and peer feedback

• Guidance from an encouraging instructor who nurtures each writer’s voice

• A supportive space that celebrates imagination, creativity, and growth

Instructor:  TBD

When: Thursdays, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 4 - Max. 15

Language: English

Step into the world of fencing—an Olympic sport that combines strategy, speed, and skill! In this exciting afterschool class, students in grades 3–5 will learn the fundamentals of fencing in a safe, structured, and supportive environment. 

What students will learn:

• Basic fencing techniques, footwork, and blade control

• Strategy, focus, and quick decision-making skills

• Sportsmanship, discipline, and safe practice habits

• Confidence and agility through structured physical activity
  
  

Program highlights:

• Hands-on instruction in fencing fundamentals

• Safe and supportive environment for skill development

• Focus on both physical and mental aspects of fencing

• Opportunities for practice, games, and friendly competitions

Note: At the end of the semester, parents are invited to the final class to see everything their child has learned.

Instructor: Ms. Maki Yamamae 

When: Tuesday, 4:50 to 5:50 p.m.

Students: Min. 2 - Max.10

Language: English & Japanese

Explore, Learn, and Play in Japanese! Join us after school for a fun and engaging journey into the world of Japanese language and culture! Designed especially for Pre-K and K students, our Japanese Language class helps children build a strong foundation in speaking, listening, reading, and writing Japanese all through games, crafts, songs, and storytelling.

What students will learn:

• Basic Japanese vocabulary and common phrases

• Listening and speaking skills through songs, stories, and conversation

• Cultural awareness through crafts, games, and storytelling

Program highlights:

• Play-based, hands-on learning experiences

• Interactive games, crafts, and songs to reinforce language skills

• Encouragement of confidence, curiosity, and love for language learning

Instructor: TBD

When: Wednesdays, 3:45 to 4:45

Students: Min. 4 - Max.10

Language: English

Our Jazz & Ballet class is a dynamic blend of two popular dance styles, offering students the opportunity to explore both the elegance of ballet and the energy of jazz. This class builds a strong foundation in movement, rhythm, coordination, and self-expression—all in a fun and supportive environment. It is perfect for young dancers who want to explore a variety of movement styles while building confidence and having fun. 

What students will learn:

• Fundamental ballet positions, steps, and techniques

• Basic jazz movements, rhythm, and choreography

• Coordination, balance, and expressive movement

• Confidence, creativity, and performance skills
  
  

Program highlights:

• Engaging exercises that blend ballet and jazz styles

• Focus on rhythm, movement, and self-expression

• Opportunities for individual and group practice

Performance Opportunity:

Students will be performing their dances at the Afterschool Show in June, showcasing their skills and sharing their accomplishments with family and friends. 

Please note: Jazz and Ballet shoes are required.

Instructor: Mr. Herve Aka

When: Wednesday, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 6 - Max. 18

Language: French 

Our Judo class introduces students to the fundamentals of this traditional Japanese martial art in a safe, structured, and respectful environment. Judo emphasizes discipline, self-control, and physical fitness while teaching students how to use balance, technique, and timing rather than strength.

What Students Will Learn:

• Basic Judo techniques and safe falling (ukemi)

• Respectful partner practice, cooperation, and teamwork

• Balance, coordination, and body awareness

• Confidence, focus, self-discipline, and sportsmanship
  
  

Program Highlights:

• Structured, safe, and respectful learning environment

• Hands-on practice with partners to develop technique and timing

• Activities that build physical fitness and strength

• Fun and engaging exercises that teach valuable life skills

Please note: Students are required to have a Judo uniform (gi)

Instructor: Ms. Emily

When: Tuesday 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 2 - Max.10

Language: English

Students will explore the basics of cooking and baking, learn kitchen safety, and create delicious recipes to enjoy. This hands-on class encourages creativity, teamwork, and a love for healthy, tasty food. Perfect for young chefs eager to stir, mix, and taste their way to culinary confidence! 

What students will learn:

• Basic cooking and baking techniques

• Kitchen safety and hygiene

• Following recipes and measuring ingredients

• Creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving in the kitchen
  
  

Program highlights:

• Hands-on, age-appropriate culinary projects

• Opportunities to make and taste a variety of recipes

• Focus on creativity, confidence, and healthy food choices

Students take home their creations each week and will also be creating their own recipe book to home at the end of the semester.

Please note: A $15 materials fee helps cover all supplies used during the class. 

Instructor: Ms. Julie

When: Wednesday, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 3 - Max. 12 

Language: French

Unwind and get creative! In this class, kids will learn the basics of knitting while making fun projects like scarves, hats, and more. Knitting helps develop fine motor skills, patience, and focus; all while letting students express their creativity and have fun! 

What students will learn:

• Basic knitting techniques and stitches

• How to follow simple patterns and complete small projects

• Fine motor skills, patience, and attention to detail

• Creative expression through hands-on textile art
  
  

Program highlights:

• Step-by-step guidance from beginner to completed projects

• Opportunities to create functional and artistic pieces

• Relaxed, supportive atmosphere that encourages focus and creativity

• Builds confidence, persistence, and a lifelong appreciation for crafting

Instructor: TBD

When: Thursdays, 4:45 to 5:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 4 - Max.10

Language: French

Older children explore architecture and urban design more deeply by analyzing real spaces, sketching observations, and constructing models of their own projects. Using KidzForm, our modular design tool, they collaborate in teams to develop innovative architectural solutions and reimagine their surroundings.

What students will learn:

• Advanced concepts in architecture, design, and spatial planning

• Observation, sketching, and model-building skills

• Collaboration and teamwork in designing innovative solutions

• Creative problem-solving and critical thinking through real-world projects
  
  

Program highlights:

• Hands-on construction and modular design activities

• Opportunities to analyze and reimagine real-world spaces

• Team-based projects that foster innovation and collaboration

• Supportive environment encouraging creativity, exploration, and practical design skills

Please note: A $15 materials fee helps cover all supplies used during the class. 

Instructor: Ms. Emmanuelle

When: Thursdays, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 3 - Max. 12

Language: English & French

Sing. Dance. Act. Shine! Step into the spotlight with our exciting musical theater Class! Perfect for elementary students of all experience levels, this afterschool program combines singing, dancing, and acting to build confidence, creativity, and teamwork—all while having tons of fun.

What students will learn:

• Fundamental skills in singing, dancing, and acting

• Stage presence, expression, and performance techniques

• Teamwork, collaboration, and creative storytelling

• Confidence and self-expression through performing arts
  
  

Program highlights:

• Engaging rehearsals that combine music, movement, and drama

• Age-appropriate scenes and songs designed for young performers

• Opportunities to showcase skills in a fun, supportive setting

• Focus on building creativity, confidence, and joy in performance

Performance Opportunity:

Students will be performing their play at the Afterschool Show in June, showcasing their skills and sharing their accomplishments with family and friends. 

Please note: A $15 materials fee helps cover all supplies used during the class. 

Instructor: TBD

When: Tuesdays, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.

Students: Min. 4 - Max.10

Language: English

Students will dive into the wonders of nature and discover exciting, hands-on ways to address climate change and protect our environment. Through interactive experiments and creative eco-projects, kids will explore real-world solutions to today’s environmental challenges.

From building mini ecosystems and growing plants without soil to making recycled paper and harnessing the power of the sun, students will see how science can make a difference—while having a blast! We'll empower your young explorers with the knowledge and inspiration to become the next generation of environmental changemakers.

What students will learn:

• Environmental science concepts like ecosystems, renewable energy, and recycling

• The importance of sustainability and caring for the planet

• How to apply scientific thinking to real-world problems

• Teamwork, creativity, and critical thinking through hands-on projects
  
  

Program highlights:

• Engaging experiments and eco-friendly creations

• Projects like solar art, recycled paper, and hydroponic plant growing

• Real-world connections that inspire environmental awareness

• Empowers students to make a difference

Please note: A $15 materials fee helps cover all supplies used during the class. 

Does your child love music or want to learn a new instrument? Our private music lessons offer one-on-one or small group instruction tailored to each student’s interests and skill level. Whether your child is a beginner or looking to refine their technique, our experienced instructors provide personalized support in a fun and encouraging environment. Students can choose from piano, guitar, ukulele, flute, saxophone, and drums. Lessons help build confidence, discipline, and a lifelong appreciation for music.

Instructor: TBD

When: Tuesdays, 3:45 to 4:45p.m.

Students: Min. 4 - Max.10

Language: English

In this hands-on class, students dive into the exciting world of robotics! They’ll explore the basics of coding, engineering, and problem-solving as they design, build, and program their own robots. Working in teams, students use creativity and critical thinking to complete fun challenges and bring their ideas to life. 

What students will learn:

• Fundamentals of robotics, engineering, and coding

• How to design, build, and program simple robots

• Problem-solving, collaboration, and critical thinking skills

• How technology can be used for creativity and innovation
  
  

Program highlights:

• Interactive, project-based learning through robotics challenges

• Encourages teamwork and hands-on exploration

• Builds confidence in STEM skills through fun, engaging activities

• Inspires curiosity and innovation in a supportive environment

Please note: A $15 materials fee helps cover all supplies used during the class.