After-School Camp
Catharine Blaine K-8
In close partnership with the school community, HOFTC provides after-school enrichment programming on-site. We work with many amazing locally owned businesses to deliver a diverse menu of classes for families to choose from.
Winter
DETAILS
Registration opens:
Monday, January 13 at 8am
Session Dates:
February 3 to April 2
Non School Days:
Feb 17 & Feb 19 (Mid-Winter Break)
2024-25 Calendar
Fall
October 14 to December 16
(8 weeks)
QUARTER
Non School Days:
Nov 11, Nov 25 & 27 (Thanksgiving)
Registration Opens Sept. 23 at 8am
Winter
February 3 to April 2
(8 weeks)
QUARTER
Non School Days:
Feb 17 & Feb 19 (Mid-Winter Break)
Registration Opens Jan. 13 at 8am
Spring
April 21 to June 16
(8 weeks)
QUARTER
Non School Days:
May 26
Registration Opens March 24 at 8am
Pricing & Registration
hours
Mondays and Wednesdays
Block 1 "Standard"
Mon 3:25-4:40PM
Wed 2:10-3:25 PM
Block 1 "Long"
Mon 3:25-5:10PM
Wed 2:10-3:55 PM
Block 2
Mon 4:40-5:10PM
Wed 3:25-3:55 PM
Buy a Class
Buy a Class for
$55-$424
per class, detailed in current session flyers.
We offer a great variety of classes for you to choose from. Pick a class or classes that your child will enjoy and sign up!
Listed price is for the entire session. View the session flyer for schedule and pricing.
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HOFTC is not a licensed childcare provider
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There is no after-school enrichment classes on SPS non-school days.
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Not all activities will be offered for all ages in every session.
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Unless otherwise indicated, all ages are welcome to join any class. Kids will be divided into appropriate age groups daily.
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Pricing by class type and time varies, as detailed in the current session offerings.
Note: Partner-led classes are typically sold at a higher price than HOFTC-led classes.
Class Descriptions
Classes vary by session.
Subject to change. Be sure to view the Session Flyer for current lineup & pricing!
Bilingual Kids Seattle: Spanish Language!
(K-5th Grade, Min 10/Max 18)
Have you ever wanted to provide your child with the opportunity of being bilingual? Students will learn and practice the second most commonly spoken language in the U.S. while benefiting from language learner outcomes such as support for higher academic achievement and the development of cognitive skills. Additionally, learning a new language gives students a greater global understanding of our world and access to another culture to see things from a new perspective.
Bricks 4 Kidz: LEGO Roving Robots
(3rd-5th Grade, Min 8/Max 14)
Build and design real, functioning robots! Each day, students receive a short lesson, followed by guided building time. We will tackle creative team challenges to design and construct robots that automatically react to their environment using motors and sensors. Our robots will use echolocation to detect objects, react to obstacles that they bump into, and follow colored paths with light sensors. The session ends with an awesome battle-bot tournament!
CreArt Studioz: Palette to Plaster, Sketching Adventures to 3D Sculptures
(K-2nd Grade, Min 10/Max 18)
Join us for a creative winter filled with fun projects like zentangle animals, clay pizza slices, disco balls, and foil sculptures! From colorful maps with 3D landmarks to oil pastel snow scenes and pointillism landscapes, every class is packed with exciting art exploration. Get ready to make magic this winter!
HOFTC: Choose Your Own Adventure
(K-5th Grade, Max 8)
Would your child like to join friends for an organized active game led by one of our experienced counselors? Would they prefer to play an indoor board game or card game? How about solo time to color or work on homework? Maybe they just need some less structured free-time on the playground or field (rain or shine!) after school to burn off excess energy and engage in free play. We offer all of those options! Choose Your Own Adventure allows each child to recharge after school in their own way, without screens and with proper supervision.
Kids Carpentry Seattle
(K-5th, Min 5/Max 8)
Kids' Carpentry is a hands-on toy building experience designed to teach kids practical woodworking skills with an emphasis on the safe use of hand tools. While kids construct fun and exciting projects, they are also empowered to become independent thinkers--building confidence, self-esteem, and a repertoire of practical skills that will last them a lifetime. At the end of the session kids will bring home one or more wooden games or toys that they have built by hand from scratch.
Kong Academy: Parkour
(K-2nd Grade, Min 6/Max 12)
Get ready for an adventurous journey in Social Awareness, Relationships, and Responsible Decision-Making Skills. The Kong Academy program empowers kids physically, socially, and emotionally through: play, games, and parkour-based movement. Join us as your kids unlock their social superpowers through fitness-focused games and movement-based adventures. They'll dive into a world of teamwork, navigating challenges that foster social awareness and build positive relationships.
Stone Soup Theatre: Frozen (Musical)
(K-5th Grade, Min 7/Max 15)
Join Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Sven, and all your favorite characters as they embark on an epic, ice-filled journey of self-discovery, camaraderie, and the real meaning of true love. This musical includes favorite Frozen songs such as “Love Is an Open Door,” “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?,” and “Let It Go.".
Tabletop Village: Pokémon Club
(2nd-6th Grade, Min 8/Max 18)
By providing lessons for children to trade and learn how to play the Pokémon Trading Card Game, your children will learn how to contextualize their reading and math skills, long term strategic thinking and planning, how to make fair and equitable trades, and how to be a kind and sportsmanlike competitor. Our certified Pokémon Professors will provide, decks for children to play with (all levels of play) among - other materials, teaching materials and educational games (Pokécatch, Attach and Attack, Raid Battles, etc.), and high-quality lessons/presentations on how to play Pokémon TCG.
Our Partners
Scholarships are available
For information on scholarships, please contact the Director of After-School Programs, Sara Ray: