After school care & clubs

After School Care

Kids Club is an extended day program to keep children engaged in a more relaxed environment than the standard school day. Our program runs 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM daily. During this time, children have time to work on their homework and have a snack, as well as time to explore different activities and socialize with their friends. Our practices reflect that of The Pilot School as we work to meet children where they are, while providing a supportive yet challenging environment to help them achieve learning and socializing to their full potential.

Daily Schedule:

Our schedule will always consist of a snack upon arrival and some time outdoors or in the gym, weather dependent. This provides children with some much needed decompression time after a day of learning. The children will also have some quiet time to focus on their homework as well as time to choose from a variety of activities such as LEGO building, pretend play sets (such as dollhouses and dinosaurs), board games, and exploring different art mediums. Our goal is to give the children a sense of independence while keeping them engaged.

The schedule listed is considered an outline of our daily activities and allows for flexibility.

All Students: 3:00-3:20

Arrive, deposit backpacks, and eat snack

Middle/Upper Division:

3:15 – 4:00 Homework time in Middle Division classroom

4:00 – 4:45 Outside or Gym

4:45 – 5:00 Second snack

5:00 – 6:00 Free choice activities in the Mosie

Lower Division:

3:30 – 4:15 Outside or Gym

4:15 – 4:45 Quiet time/homework – choice of puzzles, books, drawing, journaling

4:45 – 5:00 Second snack

5:00 – 6:00 Free choice activities in the Mosie

Homework Time The students will be given 20-45 minutes, depending on their division level, to work on their homework. Staff is available to answer questions and keep students focused, but they are expected to work on their homework independently. All work may not be completed during this time. so please check your child’s agenda daily. Children who are unable to work independently, have finished early, or have no homework will have the opportunity to choose from other quiet enrichment activities such as reading, drawing, working on puzzles, etc.