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3D Printing Club: 1st – 4th grades, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. on Wednesdays or Thursdays

Spring 2025: 3D Printing Club for 1st - 4th grades
Instructor: Charlie Brooks
Grades: 1st-4th
Day and Time: Wednesday or Thursday, 3:00-4:00
Tuition: $350 ASC students, $400 non-ASC
Location: Lower School

Welcome to our 3D printing class for 1st - 4th graders! This is an introductory course for the Saints 3D workshop offered by South Campus IT Specialist Charlie Brooks. Your child will use a blend of art, science and creativity to make their designs come to life to create their own 3D designs in TinkerCAD and/or find designs on Printables. They'll start with easy designs and progress to more complex ones. Your child will proudly take home all of their 3D printed creations and show their family and friends what they've learned. They'll have something tangible that represents their creativity and hard work!
3D Printing: 5th – 8th grades, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. on Fridays — NORTH CAMPUS

Spring 2025: 3D Printing Club: 5th - 8th grades, NORTH CAMPUS
Instructor: Christopher Hartfield
Grades: 5th-8th
Day and Time: Friday, 3:00-4:00
Tuition: $350 (does not include printer or filament)
Location: North Campus Library

Please keep in mind the following information: You will need to purchase a Bambulab 3D printer for this class, separate from the class fee. The website is https://bambulab.com/en and the printer should be a multi-color unit. The printers range from $349 to $1200, depending on your chosen model. You will also have to buy filament for the printer and the spools usually cost around $15 per roll. If you prefer, you can purchase the printer and filament through me, but we will need to set this up after you register for the class. During the course, we will learn how to use and perform basic maintenance on the printers, as well as learn to use various CAD programs to create 3D models. The printers will stay in the library till the class is finished in December.

Instructor's Bio:
As the IT System Admin for the school, I have been working in the IT Department for 15 years. Over the past 3 years, I have been responsible for running the 3D printers at the school, ensuring they are properly maintained and operational. In addition to this, I also manage and maintain 6 personal printers at home.
Young Architect Club: 2nd-4th grades, 3:00-4:00 p.m on Fridays

Spring 2025: Young Architect Club
Instructor: Tiffany Busby
Grades: 2nd-4th
Day and Time: Friday, 3:00-4:00 p.m.
Tuition: $400 ASC students, $450 non-ASC students
Location: Lower School

This enrichment class will focus on interior design and architecture. It’s the perfect solution to elevate a child's artistic talent and give them a head start in the world of design. Each student will create a 3D house model and work on various other small projects that each focus on designing and creating furniture and accessories that go with the house. We will work on drafting, designing, painting, sewing, and sculpting to embellish our 3D homes. It’s the perfect enrichment for any student who enjoys hands on projects and has an interest in building, designing, and crafting.

Instructor's Bio:
Tiffany Busby is a dedicated educator with 27 years of experience, specializing in teaching STEAM. She currently teaches 2nd grade at St. Andrew’s. Her passion lies in integrating science and art into her classes, creating a dynamic and engaging learning environment. Tiffany's innovative approach aims to inspire her students to explore the vast possibilities within STEAM. She believes in nurturing curiosity and encouraging creative problem-solving among her learners. Through her teaching, Tiffany hopes to open new avenues for students to discover and appreciate the wonders of STEAM.
Babysitters Club: 3rd-4th grades, 2:45-3:30 p.m on Mondays

Spring 2025: Babysitters Club
Instructor: Andrea stallings
Grades: 3rd-4th
Day and Time: Monday, 2:45-3:30
Tuition: $200
Location: Lower School

In this class we will train for pre babysitting. We will learn CPR and first aid. We will develop a business plan and learn babysitting skills, such as diaper changing, monitoring screen time and games to play with children.

Instructor's Bio:
My name Is Andrea Stallings and I have worked at St.Andrews for 12 years. I love teaching and I love sharing skills like babysitting.
Bricks for Kidz Jr. Engineering: PK4 – K, 3:15 – 4:00 p.m. on Wednesdays

Spring 2025: Bricks for Kidz Jr. Engineering
Instructor: Lacey Fondren and Megan Beasley
Grades: Pre-K4 –K
Day and Time: Wednesdays from 3:15 – 4:00pm
Tuition: $325 for ASC students, $375 for non-ASC students
Location: South Campus, Early Childhood Center

Join the engineering fun at St. Andrew’s! Our Bricks 4 Kidz Lego model plans, designed by engineers and architects, teach children to learn with LEGO® Bricks. We will build vehicles, contraptions, inventions, animals and much more. Our projects motivate children by reinforcing S.T.E.M. principles while building self-confidence, improving fine motor skills, and teaching math skills. We Learn, We Build, We Play with LEGO bricks!

Different ALL new projects EVERY semester!
Bricks for Kidz Robotics Engineering: 1st – 4th grades, 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays

Spring 2025: Bricks for Kidz Robotics Engineering
Instructor: Lacey Fondren and Megan Beasley
Grades: 1st - 4th
Day and Time: Wednesdays from 4:30 - 5:30pm
Tuition: $325 for ASC students, $375 for non-ASC students
Location: South Campus, Main Building

NEW PROJECTS EACH SEMESTER! We love having students join us for multiple semesters of fun! Join Bricks 4 Kidz for a LEGO® Engineering experience! Our LEGO models are fully motorized. All new projects EVERY semester! We will begin building vehicles, contraptions, inventions, animals and much more using tech LEGO bricks with motors and battery packs. Then, your child will program their creations using LEGO Education’s Wedo 2.0 software. Projects connect via Bluetooth for a wireless ride by the end of the semester. Come join the educational fun....We Learn, We Build, We Play with LEGO bricks! Our projects, designed by engineers and architects, motivate children by reinforcing S.T.E.M. principles while enhancing self-esteem, improving fine motor skills, and teaching important math skills.
Candy Reviewers: 1st-4th grades, 3:00-4:00 p.m. on Fridays

Spring 2025: Candy Reviewers
Instructor: Sara Clark
Grades: 1st-4th
Day and Time: Friday, 3:00-4:00 p.m.
Tuition: $350 ASC students, $400 non-ASC students
Location: Lower School Makerspace

Does your child have a passion for candy, enjoys watching food reviews, or loves trying new things? If so, this class is an exciting opportunity for them! In this after-school program, students will engage in fun worksheets to explore a variety of candies and learn how to craft their own advertisements and reviews. Each week, they will embark on a tasting adventure, sampling a delightful mix of classic favorites and unique treats they may have never tried before. It's a chance to discover the joy of new flavors while sharing their insights. For safety, each student will only sample a small amount—never more than a serving size. If your child has food allergies, this class may not be the best fit; however, if the allergy is limited and they are eager to join, please reach out via email to discuss how we can make accommodations so they can participate in this sweet experience!

Instructor's Bio:
Hi! My name is Sara Clark, and I am the Lower School Librarian for both ECC and LS. I also Coach Archery at the Middle and High School. This will be my fourth year at St.Andrew's and in Mississippi. I love reading books, crafting, spending time with family, journaling, traveling, and trying new foods! In this class, I want to share my love for trying new candies with your child in a safe and fun way!
Cooking with Friends: Pre-K3 – K, 3:15 – 4:00 p.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays

Spring 2025: Cooking with Friends
Instructor: Andrea Stallings
Grades: PK3-K
Day and Time: Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, 3:15-4:00
Tuition: $350 ASC students, $400 non-ASC
Location: Kennedy Hall

In this class we will learn to about food and create with friends. We will cut, shred, bake and learn to love different foods from many cultures. My hope is to create a space where they will try new foods and learn to love cooking.

Instructor's Bio:
Andrea Stallings is an instructional assistant at St. Andrews. Having worked in early childhood for 11 years she has a love for teaching and childcare. She has a love for food and travel, friends, cooking and family
Fun with Food: 1st – 4th grades, 3:15 - 4:00 p.m. on Wednesdays.

Spring 2025: Fun with Food
Instructor: Liza Ambriz
Grades: 1st - 4th
Day and Time: Wednesdays from 3:15 – 4:00pm
Tuition: $375 for ASC students, $425 for non-ASC students
Location: South Campus, Lower School, main building

In Fun with Food, we are teaching kids about the importance of healthy snacks while still making them fun. No-bake recipes are a great way to introduce your child to cooking. And if your children already enjoy cooking they are going to love trying these delicious recipes. These no-oven recipes are a great way to get kids started in the kitchen. Not only will it be an educational effort, it will be fun as well. One thing we know is that kids love fun foods! If you have a picky eater, sometimes the way to their stomach is by cute kid-approved foods. Or, perhaps you are trying to get additional veggies into your child, It may be sneaky but it is totally doable in a cute snack or treat! This is one instance when it’s totally acceptable to have Fun with Food. Grab your aprons and let’s get cooking!

Instructor Bio:
Liza Ambriz has experience teaching students of all ages, and has gotten great feedback from students, parents and teachers alike for her patience and love for kids. Mrs. Ambriz makes teaching fun and interesting by coming up with creative activities and games for students to engage in and learn. With the activities presented, kids enjoy participating and time flies by! Mrs. Ambriz finds it really important that kids learn in a way that is interesting and that helps them retain lessons learned and enjoy time in the classroom.
Mindful Moves Chess Club: Beginners: 1st-3rd grades, 3:15-4:00 p.m on Wednesdays

Spring 2025: Mindful Moves Chess Club: Beginners
Instructor: Jay Losset
Grades: 1st-3rd
Day and Time: Wednesday, 3:15-4:00 p.m.
Tuition: $275 ASC students, $325 non-ASC students
Location: Lower School Makerspace

The Mindful Moves Chess Club for Beginners is open to all 1st - 3rd grade students who are NEW to the game of chess. We will have a great time every week learning the basics of the game and its long and exciting history, practicing our playing skills and techniques, and engaging in some friendly competition. Come find your people and make some mindful moves.

Instructor's Bio:
Mr. Losset has been the Auxiliaries Director at St. Andrew’s since 2014. In the ensuing decade he has grown the school’s auxiliary programs into a powerhouse of fun, exciting options for kids and families at St. Andrew’s and in the wider community. He started playing chess in elementary school many years ago and still enjoys a friendly game.
Mindful Moves Chess Club: NOT Beginners: 1st - 4th grades, 3:15 - 4:00 p.m. on Thursdays

Spring 2025: Mindful Moves Chess Club: NOT Beginners
Instructor: Jay Losset
Grades: 1st-4th
Day and Time: Thursday, 3:15-4:00pm
Tuition: $275 ASC students, $325 non-ASC students
Location: Lower School

Class Description:
The Mindful Moves Chess Club for NOT Beginners is open to all 1st - 4th grade students who are already familiar with the game of chess. They should know the basics, like the names of the pieces, how they move, how to set the board, and basic gameplay.

We will have a great time every week learning the basics of the game and its long and exciting history, practicing our playing skills and techniques, and engaging in some friendly competition. Come find your people and make some mindful moves.

Instructor Bio:
Jay Losset has been the Auxiliaries Director at St. Andrew’s since 2014. In the ensuing decade he has grown the school’s auxiliary programs into a powerhouse of fun, exciting options for kids and families at St. Andrew’s and in the wider community. He started playing chess in elementary school many years ago and still enjoys a friendly game.
Chess: 5th-8th; 3:00-4:00 p.m. on Mondays - NORTH CAMPUS

Spring 2025: Chess
Instructor: Matthew Hosler
Grades: 5th-8th
Day and Time: Monday, 3:00-4:00 p.m.
Tuition: $200
Location: North Campus

Join us for Chess Club, open to all students in grades 5-8, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player! This after-school program meets from 3:00-4:00 PM and is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of chess while also challenging more experienced players. Students will learn the rules of the game, piece movements, and essential strategies, along with tactical concepts that will improve their gameplay. Each session includes guided lessons, practice time, and opportunities for friendly matches with peers. This class provides a welcoming environment for students to build skills, enjoy the game, and meet fellow chess enthusiasts.

Instructor's Bio:
Mr. Hosler is a dedicated educator with 16 years of experience, known for fostering both academic and personal growth in his students. With a strong background in coaching, Mr. Hosler has led successful chess clubs at both St. Joe and St. Andrew's, inspiring young minds to develop strategic thinking and a love for the game. As a teacher, he brings enthusiasm, experience, and a commitment to creating an engaging learning environment for every student.
Jewelry and Craft Making: Pre-K4-K, 3:15-4:00 p.m on Mondays

Spring 2025: Jewelry and Craft Making
Instructor: Britney Wolfe
Grades: Pre-K4-K
Day and Time: Monday, 3:15-4:00 p.m.
Tuition: $400 ASC students, $450 non-ASC students
Location: ECC

Are you looking for a fun and exciting way to keep your children engaged and creative? Look no further than Jewelry and Craft Making! We offer students all the tools they need to spark their creativity, from designing custom bracelets and necklaces to working with clay and various materials to create unique charms and pendants. With our resources, they can bring their ideas to life and craft something they can truly take pride in. This amazing activity not only gets their creative juices flowing but also helps young children develop their fine motor skills and manual dexterity. Using their technical and logical thinking, they can create unique, handmade custom pieces that express their personality and tastes. And the best part? It's a calming, soothing hobby that doesn't involve screens or noise, making it great for their wellbeing. So what are you waiting for? Let’s create!

Instructor's Bio:
I am currently the ECC fitness instructor. Despite my well-known passion for dance and fitness, I discovered a new talent for resin art years ago. Since then, I have created and sold various pieces ranging from paintings and coasters to earrings and purses. This process of creating has brought me immense joy and satisfaction, and I am now eager to share this joy with the younger generation. I hope to inspire and encourage them to pursue their creativity and find their own hidden talents in the process.
Jewelry and Craft Making: 1st-4th grades, 4:15-5:00 p.m. on Mondays

Spring 2025: Jewelry and Craft Making
Instructor: Britney Wolfe
Grades: 1st-4th
Day and Time: Monday, 4:15-5:00 p.m.
Tuition: $400 ASC students, $450 non-ASC students
Location: ECC

Are you looking for a fun and exciting way to keep your children engaged and creative? Look no further than Jewelry and Craft Making! We offer students all the tools they need to spark their creativity, from designing custom bracelets and necklaces to working with clay and various materials to create unique charms and pendants. With our resources, they can bring their ideas to life and craft something they can truly take pride in. This amazing activity not only gets their creative juices flowing but also helps young children develop their fine motor skills and manual dexterity. Using their technical and logical thinking, they can create unique, handmade custom pieces that express their personality and tastes. And the best part? It's a calming, soothing hobby that doesn't involve screens or noise, making it great for their wellbeing. So what are you waiting for? Let’s create!

Instructor's Bio:
I am currently the ECC fitness instructor. Despite my well-known passion for dance and fitness, I discovered a new talent for resin art years ago. Since then, I have created and sold various pieces ranging from paintings and coasters to earrings and purses. This process of creating has brought me immense joy and satisfaction, and I am now eager to share this joy with the younger generation. I hope to inspire and encourage them to pursue their creativity and find their own hidden talents in the process.
Magic the Gathering - Commander: 5th-8th grades, 3:00-4:00 p.m on Mondays -- NORTH CAMPUS

Spring 2025: Magic the Gathering -- Commander
Instructor: Chris Hartfield
Grades: 5th-8th
Day and Time: Monday, 3:00-4:00 p.m.
Tuition: $275
Location: North Campus Library

The participants will learn how to play the Magic: The Gathering card game in the Commander format. Each player will receive a pre-made deck to start with, and then they will have the opportunity to customize their decks using the thousands of cards available on campus.

Instructor's Bio:
As the IT System Administrator for the school, I have been working in the IT Department for 15 years. I have been playing Magic: The Gathering for over 10 years, and I particularly enjoy the Commander format of the game. Additionally, I serve as the 3D printing instructor at the North Campus.
Pokemon Club: 1st – 4th grades, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. on Mondays

Spring 2025: Pokemon Club
Instructor: Mayson McKey
Grades: 1st-4th
Day and Time: Monday, 3:00-4:00
Tuition: $375 ASC students, $425 non-ASC
Location: Lower School

Welcome to the Lil Saints Pokemon Club! Let’s explore, learn, and experience the world of Pokemon! This is an all-new adventure into Pokemon. Students will learn how to understand the basics of Pokemon all while having fun and learning how to be the very best! Trainers will explore names, gyms, characters, videos, cards, trivia, Pokemon types, and more all while having fun learning the basics of Pokemon to start their journey! Trainers will work with hands-on materials, online research, and produce different Pokemon-related crafts throughout the course of this class. Sign up today and help us Catch ‘em All! Hey Trainers, think you have what it takes to be the best?

Instructor's Bio:
Mayson McKey, also known as Professor McKey, is a lifelong Pokémon enthusiast. Mayson rediscovered his passion for the series with the recent resurgence in Pokémon card collecting. Now in his third semester leading the Pokémon Club, Mayson has crafted a class tailored to young "trainers," creating a fun, engaging, and informative environment that brings the Pokémon world to life.
Explore the Joy of Scrapbooking and Journaling: 1st – 4th grades, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. on Thursdays

Spring 2025: Explore the Joy of Scrapbooking and Journaling!
Instructor: Sara Clark
Grades: 1st-4th
Day and Time: Thursday, 3:00-4:00
Tuition: $425 ASC students, $475 non-ASC
Location: Lower School Makerspace

Join this exciting and imaginative class where students will discover the world of scrapbooking and journaling! As a cherished hobby of mine, I've seen firsthand how beneficial it can be for children. This crafting experience not only nurtures creativity but also supports emotional development. Students will engage in creating mood boards to gather inspiration from their peers, setting the stage for their unique journals. They'll be able to write, illustrate, and enhance their journals with photos and fun embellishments like washi tape and stickers! This creative form of self-expression empowers students to explore their thoughts and feelings in a safe environment. With a diverse array of materials at their fingertips and the opportunity to collaborate with classmates, students will deepen their understanding of themselves and build a meaningful sense of community. Don't miss out on this chance to inspire creativity and connection! If you have any questions feel free to email me at clarksa@gosaints.org!

Instructor's Bio:
Hi! My name is Sara Clark and I am the Lower School Librarian for both ECC and LS. This will be my fourth year here at St.Andrew's and in Mississippi. I love reading books, crafting, spending time with family, journaling, traveling and more. Usually in the evenings, you can find me either with a good book or crafting. During the pandemic, I started a business making clay jewelry and found a lot of joy in it. I would love to share my joy of jewelry and crafting with your child.
Sew Fun Studios: 2nd – 4th grades, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. on Tuesdays

Spring 2025: Sew Fun Studios
Instructor: Lacey Fondren and Jan Boteler and Sherry Hall
Grades: 2nd - 4th
Day and Time: Tuesdays from 3 - 4pm
Tuition: $395 for ASC students, $445 for non-ASC students
Location: South Campus, Main Building

NEW PROJECTS EACH SEMESTER! We love it when student join us for multiple semesters - there's always something new to learn and make!

Join Sew Fun Studios at St. Andrew's on Tuesdays this Fall to learn sewing basics while you create and take home a variety of projects. While this class will focus primarily on machine sewing skills, students will incorporate hand sewing embroidery stitches for decorative purposes! Choose from our line of trendy fabrics to make creations that are just your style! Perfect for your little fashionista or DIY child. Sewing enforces Science Technology Engineering Art and Math (STEAM) principles, so children are learning while having SEW much fun! Projects are different EVERY semester. Children can take classes every semester and learn new skills while making new and different projects....no duplicate projects! All ability levels are welcome. Don't miss out on the terrific semester we have planned! Limited number of students.
Lil Saints Video Game Club: 1st – 4th grades, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. on Tuesdays

Spring 2025: Video Game Club
Instructor: Charlie Brooks and Sara Clark
Grades: 1st-4th
Day and Time: Tuesday, 3:00-4:00
Tuition: $350 ASC students, $400 non-ASC
Location: Lower School

Welcome to the Lil Saints Video Game Club, where fun meets learning through a blend of retro classics and exciting adventures in Roblox. Join a community of young gamers exploring the fascinating worlds of retro video games and Roblox. Our club is designed to spark creativity, foster teamwork, creates mood elevation, enhance cognitive engagement and develop problem-solving skills through gaming. We'll dive into the pixelated past with iconic games like Mario, Sonic, Pac-Man and other classics using emulators. Join and discover the origins of gaming and learn why these classics still hold up today! Students will embark on virtual quests, build incredible worlds, and unleash your imagination. From designing your own games to solving puzzles with friends, the possibilities are endless! Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting your gaming journey, the Video Game Club is the place to be! Make new friends, explore exciting games, and level up your skills in a supportive and fun environment.

TURBO-CHARGE YOUR CHILD'S AFTER SCHOOL HOURS

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