Enrichments

Max Participants: 20

In the grammar school Math Club, we stretch our abilities and understanding of math in two main ways. First, by preparing for and competing in math competitions, such as the Math Olympiads and (if students are interested) the AMC 8. Second, by looking at and discussing interesting mathematical concepts that students may be unfamiliar with, with the hope that students’ joy and interest in math will be amplified.

Schedule coincides with the school calendar – club will not meet on non-school days.

Max Participants: 12

Soccer Shots Premier focuses on individual skill, fitness and sportsmanship, providing an opportunity for children to be challenged through fun games and team interaction. Children will also be introduced to competition in a developmentally appropriate manner.

Club will not meet on school Holidays.

Max Participants: 12 

Class will be held weekly throughout the school year with optional summer and winter break classes at our local studio. This includes optional recitals for the dancers to participate in, including the Nutcracker this upcoming December. Basic fundamentals of 3 styles of dance (Ballet, Hip Hop, Jazz) Motor skill developmental Confidence + self-love 1 new dance style per week Introduction to the fine arts.

Lovely Leaps meets on campus in accordance with the school calendar. Weeks that we are off of school, students have the option to take a class at their studio in Escondido. 

The Cambridge Choir, open to students from grades 1-6, provides an opportunity for early choral and applied music experience. Children focus on learning to properly use their singing voice and develop a greater understanding of basic musical elements in a choral context, all while exploring a variety of excellent choral repertoire. In the Cambridge Choir, we begin building musicality by developing each child’s singing voice, proper musical phrasing, and performance experience. 

The Cambridge Choir is one larger choir, divided into two smaller groups to enable a focus on needs and abilities by age level. The groups will rehearse both separately and together each week:

Level I (Grades 1-3): In this level, our focus will be on unison singing, blending voices, and learning to read choral music.

The Cambridge Choir performs at various school events. Choir is a year-round commitment payable by trimester.

Schedule coincides with the school calendar – club will not meet on non-school days.

The Cambridge Choir, open to students from grades 1-6, provides an opportunity for early choral and applied music experience. Children focus on learning to properly use their singing voice and develop a greater understanding of basic musical elements in a choral context, all while exploring a variety of excellent choral repertoire. In the Cambridge Choir, we begin building musicality by developing each child’s singing voice, proper musical phrasing, and performance experience. 

The Cambridge Choir is one larger choir, divided into two smaller groups to enable a focus on needs and abilities by age level. The groups will rehearse both separately and together each week:

Level II (Grades 4-6): In this level, our focus will be on the development of part singing, listening, and performance skills as well as vocal and choral techniques. 

The Cambridge Choir performs at various school events. Choir is a year-round commitment payable by trimester.

Schedule coincides with the school calendar – club will not meet on non-school days.

Max Participants: 40

Chess is a great workout for the mind. Utilizing continuous problem-solving with changing conditions, students learn to think ahead, evaluate multiple alternatives and anticipate consequences. They improve spatial reasoning, visual memory and attention span while learning good judgment, reasoning power and self confidence. Studies show that chess improves cognitive thinking which in turn improves school grades!

Schedule coincides with the school calendar – club will not meet on non-school days.

Max Participants: 18

Students will play 2-part harmonies while working on note reading, theory, and other important building blocks of chamber music. Please consider this a year-long commitment so that students can participate in holiday & outreach performances throughout the year along with the year-end concert.

Requirements:

• Violin/Viola/Cello (Bring your own instrument)
• At least one year of private lessons on instrument and currently taking private lessons
• Weekly practice at home
• Can play A Major, C Major, D Major and G Major Scales

Audition Requirements: Scale of your choice & solo piece. Please email the audition video to Mimi Kiang as soon as possible.

Please also fill out this form that updates Mrs. Kiang concerning your student’s musical background.

Schedule coincides with school calendar – club will not meet on non-school days.

Max Participants: 18

Students will be studying Intermediate to Advanced chamber music. Additionally, they will be developing and perfecting other techniques including vibrato, use of dynamics and correct phrasing. Please consider this a year-long commitment so that students can participate in holiday & outreach performances throughout the year along with the year-end concert. 

Requirements:

• Violin/Viola/Cello (Bring your own instrument)
• Completed at least through Suzuki book 3
• Note-reading proficiency
• Shifting
• Can play major & minor scales
• 1.5 hours of practice per week at home. 

Audition Requirements: Scale of your choice (2 or 3 octaves) & solo piece. Please email the audition video to Mimi Kiang as soon as possible.

Please also fill out this form that updates Mrs. Kiang concerning your student’s musical background.

Schedule coincides with school calendar–club will not meet on non-school days. 

Join our exciting nature study and gardening after school enrichment! Students will enjoy outdoor activities while they explore the natural world firsthand. This enrichment is all hands-on. Students will learn to plant and nurture the garden, discovering the magic of growing their own food and flowers. Other activities will include nature drawing, observing and learning about local wildlife and plants, and collaborating on a garden art project. All the work done will also be contributing to a positive school environment and an enjoyable space for the whole school to enjoy.

Class will be held rain or shine. Limited spots available. Please reach out to Katie Mohler if you have any questions.

Schedule coincides with the school calendar – club will not meet on non-school days.

Max Participants: 18

Students will engage in various aspects of theater arts: improv, movement, acting, and storytelling. We will explore character development through the colorful and playful world of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” This two-trimester commitment will culminate with three performances: Friday 2/28 and Saturday 3/1.

It is only open for enrollment in the first trimester.