AFTER-SCHOOL CLUBS
More ways to learn, create, play & explore.
Windsor Farm PTO Clubs give students a chance to try something new, explore their interests, and have fun with friends after the school day ends.
Historically, clubs have primarily been offered to students in Grades 3–5. This year, with PTO support and school funding, we're working to expand our club offerings and bring more opportunities to students in Grades K–2, too!
SESSION 1 REGISTRATION
September 14–18
Registration is first come, first served, and space is limited. Club offerings, grade levels, schedules, and registration details will be posted before registration opens.
HELP MAKE CLUBS HAPPEN
There are two easy ways to get involved.
💡 WANT TO HOST A CLUB?
You don't have to be a teacher. You don't have to be an expert.
You just need something you enjoy and would be excited to share with students.
Parents, caregivers, teachers, staff members, and community volunteers can all host a club. Think crafting, chess, coding, photography, gardening, running, cooking, games, building — or something completely different.
Have an idea? Pitch it to us. The PTO can help with the logistics — you bring the idea and enthusiasm.
🙋 NOT READY TO RUN ONE?
Club helpers are just as important.
Volunteers can help with check-in and dismissal, activities, supplies, student supervision, or simply provide an extra set of hands.
No special experience required. And you don't have to commit to every club session to help.
CLUBS ARE POWERED BY OUR COMMUNITY.
The more people willing to share their time, talents, hobbies, and interests, the more opportunities we can offer Windsor Farm students.
NEED A CLUB IDEA?
Want to host but aren't sure what you'd like to do? Here are some ideas to get you started. These aren't the only options — if you have another idea, we want to hear it!
🎨 ART CLUB
Students create hands-on art projects while exploring different materials, techniques, and creative ideas, with the opportunity to showcase their work during American Education Week or STEAM Night.
📚 BATTLE OF THE BOOKS CLUB
Students read selected books, discuss stories with teammates, and prepare for a friendly quiz-style reading competition that puts their reading knowledge and teamwork to the test.
💡 BIZ KIDS CLUB
Students work together to develop business ideas, create products, and learn how to market and sell them. Club members can showcase their creations at Season's Readings in the fall and a Spring Fair in the spring.
♟️ CHESS CLUB
Students learn the basics, build strategy, and challenge friends. Open to beginners and experienced players alike, Chess Club is a fun way to sharpen skills, practice good sportsmanship, and play plenty of chess.
⚙️ FUTURE ENGINEERS CLUB
Students design, build, test, and improve structures and inventions through hands-on engineering challenges, with opportunities to showcase their creations during American Education Week or STEAM Night.
🎲 GAME CLUB
Students play board games, strategy games, and group challenges that encourage teamwork, problem-solving, and a little friendly competition.
🔎 JUNIOR DETECTIVES CLUB
Students solve mysteries, crack codes, follow clues, and use critical-thinking skills to complete detective challenges — potentially with guest visits from real-world problem solvers.
🧱 LEGO BUILDERS CLUB
Students use creativity and teamwork to tackle LEGO building challenges and design projects, with the opportunity to showcase favorite creations and collaborative builds.
🔬 SCIENCE CLUB
Students explore science through hands-on experiments, investigations, and interactive activities while working toward a science fair project.
Session 1: Grades 1–2, with projects showcased during American Education Week.
Session 2: Grades 3–5, with projects entered in the STEAM Night Science Fair.
🏃 SPORTS SAMPLER CLUB
Students try a variety of sports and active games while building teamwork, confidence, and good sportsmanship.
🌎 SPANISH CLUB
Students explore Spanish language and culture through games, songs, activities, and conversation while learning basic words and phrases and discovering traditions from Spanish-speaking countries.
🧘 YOGA CLUB
Students build strength, flexibility, balance, and mindfulness through age-appropriate yoga, movement, breathing, stretching, and relaxation activities.
✏️ YOUNG AUTHORS CLUB
Students develop characters, ideas, and storytelling skills while creating their own stories and working toward a published book to showcase during Season's Readings.
➗ 24 CLUB
Students strengthen math fact fluency and problem-solving skills through the 24 Game, using four numbers to create equations that equal 24. The year-round club builds speed, strategy, and teamwork and culminates in a regional elementary school competition in the spring.
