Season One Brochure

ELEMENTARY ACTIVITIES & ATHLETICS 1
Registration Process
& Policies
2 ELEMENTARY ACTIVITIES & ATHLETICS

Registration Process & Policies – PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY.
• Online registration opens on August 16 at 10:00 am.
• For CSA activities, there is no limit to the number of activities that can be registered
for.
• For EAA activities, each student can register for a first choice class only.
• A placement in an activity or class is not secured until payment is successfully completed.
• Registration for additional EAA classes starts at 10:00 am on August 18 until

August 23, provided there are spaces available in the selected classes.
• Please note, while there are no limits placed on the number of activities parents
can enroll their children in, parents should recognize their children’s limitations and
potential to be overstretched. We advise limiting younger students to a few activities
per week, especially at the start of the year.
• Minimum and maximum student enrollments are listed with each class description.
• Registration closes on August 23 at 8:00 pm. No regular registrations will be accepted

after this.
• The method of payment is by Visa or Mastercard via the online registration system. In
special circumstances, payment may be made in person by check (EAA/CSA) or credit
card (CSA only), however, cash payment is greatly discouraged.
• All listed prices in this brochure are inclusive of 7% GST.
• A system generated registration confirmation email will be sent to parents after

registration and payment is complete (CSA). After successful payment, parents can
download a printable PDF confirmation/receipt (EAA).
• There will be no refunds after you have paid and registered your child in a class.
• Any changes or transfers to a different class or activity after registration is confirmed

via the system generated confirmation email will incur a $50 administration fee.
• Late registrations will be accepted from September 11-15 and will incur a $50
administration fee. Class fees will not be prorated. (Contact EAA and CSA offices
for more information.)
• Please remember, participation in after-school activities is considered a privilege,

not a right. Students who repeatedly misbehave and do not practice the SAS
core values during activities can be dismissed from an activity without refund.
Kindergarten - Grade 2 Students Daily List of EAA Activities
Mondays Grade Tuesdays Grade Wednesdays Grade Thursdays Grade FRIDAYs Grade
Hip Hop G1-2 Soccer KG Volleyball KG Soccer KG Volleyball KG

Dance Development Development
Junior Game G1-2 Volleyball G1 Soccer G1 Volleyball G1 Soccer G1

Coders Development Development
Basketball G2 Rugby/Touch G2 Basketball G2 Rugby/Touch G2
Magical
Musical G1-2 Go Green K-2 Irish Dance K-2 Literature in K-1
Santa’s Beginners the Kitchen
Workshop
Art Inspired G2 Greeting Cards G2 Piano for G1-2

by Literature Maker Station Beginners
Little Star K-2 Taekwondo G1-2 Karate K-2

Ballet (Intermediate)
Karate K-2 Fit for Life G1 Taekwondo K-2

Walking Club (Beginners)
Perceptual KG Creativity Lab K-1 Perceptual KG

Motor Plus Jr. Motor Plus
Beginner Beginner
gymnastics, G2 Literacy Games G1-2 gymnastics, G1
circus arts & circus arts &
rock climbing rock climbing
Hand-sewing G2 Reader’s G1-2 Creativity Lab G1-2

for Beginners Theatre
Mark Making K-1 Food with G1 Little Cooks KG

Magic Firsties
LEGO® Club G1-2 Social Skills for G1-2 STEM G2

Boys Explorations
Little KG Minecraft for G1-2

Engineers Boys
Apprentice
Jr. Engineers G1-2 Robotics G2
*pre-requisite
criteria
Minecraft for G1-2

Girls

Grade 3 - 5 Students Daily List of EAA Activities
Jr. Robotics G3 Rugby/Touch G3 Basketball G3 Rugby/Touch G3 Basketball G3
Robotics G4-5 Track/CC G4 Girls Softball G4 Track/CC G4 Girls Softball G4

Karate
(Beginner G3-5 Boys Baseball G5 Boys Baseball G4 Boys Baseball G5 Boys Baseball G4
Belt)
Yoga for G3-5 Girls Softball G5 Track/CC G5 Girls Softball G5 Track/CC G5
Youth
Sewing Club G4-5 iPad G3-5 Greeting Cards G3 Sketchbook G3-4 ArtScents G3-5
Photography Maker Station Club
Art with
Hip Hop G3-5 Art Masters G3-5 a Chinese G3-5 Shakespeare G4-5
Dance American Comes Alive
Spin
Oliver Twist G3-5 Tap Dancing G3-4 Irish Dance G3-5 Taekwondo G3-5
Musical Beginners (Advanced)
Music & Beginner

Music Makers G4-5 Contemporary G3-5 Dance @ the G4-5 gymnastics, G4-5
Jazz Movies circus arts &
rock climbing
Summertime Acting for Oliver Twist Sewing &
Songs: Camp G5 Theater G4-5 Musical G3-5 Dressmaking G3-4
Songs & More
Summertime Sewing &
Debate Club G3 Songs: Camp G4 Dressmaking G3-4 Scratch Coders G3-5
Songs & More
Beginner
gymnastics, G3 Debate Club G3 A Mighty Girl G5 Animation G4-5
circus arts & Book Club
rock climbing
Chinese Karate Engaging
Reader’s G3-5 (Advanced Belt) G3-5 Engineering G4-5
Theatre
Odyssey of G4-5 Taekwondo G3-5 Odyssey of G4-5
the Mind (Beginners) the Mind
Math Sewing &
Olympiad G5 Dressmaking G4-5
Contest
LEGO® Club G3 Junior Journalists G3-5
Stand Up G4-5 Chinese Junior G3-5

Journalists
Spanish Junior G3-5
Journalists
Reader’s Theatre G3
Chess for G3
Beginners
Social Skills for G3-5
Boys
Let’s Get Social/
Social Thinking® G4-5
and Me
Girls Robotics G3-5
Club
Girls Coding G3-5
Club
Kindergarten - Grade 2 Students Daily List of CSA Activities
Learn to Learn to Tennis Ages Learn to Learn to
Swim K-1 Swim K-1 Development 4-7 Swim K-1 Swim K-1
(Red Ball)
Learn to Learn to Tennis Ages Learn to Learn to

Swim G2-3 Swim G2-3 Development 7-9 Swim G2-3 Swim G2-3
(Orange Ball)
Tennis Ages Tennis Ages Tennis Ages Tennis Ages
Development 4-7 Performance 7-9 Cheerleading G1-2 Performance 7-9 Development 4-7
(Red Ball) (Orange Ball) (Orange Ball) (Red Ball)
Tennis Ages Tennis Ages
Development 7-9 Development 7-9
(Orange Ball) (Orange Ball)
Basketball G1-2
Soccer Ages
4-6
Cheerleading G1-2
SATURDAYS
Synchronized Tennis Ages
Swim G2 Development 4-7 Baseball 8U Basketball K-2
(Red Ball)
Tennis Ages Ages

Development 7-9 T-Ball 4-6
(Orange Ball)
Tennis Ages
Performance 7-9
(Orange Ball)
6 Community Sports & Activities

GRADE 3 - 5 Students Daily List of CSA Activities
Tennis Ages Tennis Ages Tennis Ages Tennis Ages
Development 7-9 Performance 7-9 Learn to Swim G4-5 Performance 7-9 Development 7-9
(Orange Ball) (Orange Ball) (Orange Ball) (Orange Ball)
Tennis Ages Tennis Ages Tennis Ages Tennis Ages Tennis Ages
Development 8-10 Performance 8-10 Development 7-9 Performance 8-10 Development 8-10
(Green Ball) (Green Ball) (Orange Ball) (Green Ball) (Green Ball)
Tennis Ages Basketball
Basketball G3-5 Development 8-10 (BOYS) 11U
(Green Ball)
Basketball 11U Soccer 9U & Soccer 9U &

(GIRLS) 12U 12U
Soccer 9U & Cheerleading G3-5

12U
Cheerleading G3-5
SATURDAYS
Synchronized Tennis Ages G3-4
Swim G3-6 Development 7-9 Baseball 10U Volleyball (10U) Basketball G3-5
(Orange Ball)
Tennis Ages G5
Development 8-10 Volleyball (12U)
(Green Ball)
Tennis Ages
Performance 7-9
(Orange Ball)
Tennis Ages
Performance 8-10
(Green Ball)
Community Sports & Activities 7

General Information
(EAA Classes)

General Information when EAA classes start:
• Grade K-2 students will be escorted to the ES cafeteria by their classroom IAs. Grade
3-5 students will be responsible for making their way to the MS cafeteria on their
own. Cafeteria supervision is provided until 3:15 when the after-school classes begin.
• It is recommended that all students participating in an outdoor activity should

wear a hat and apply sun cream. The EAA office will no longer be furnishing hats
and/or shoe bags. There are limited quantity available for purchase in the EAA office.
• All students participating in a Pathway sport will receive an Eagle Pathway shirt.
Students will receive one shirt per academic year and not per season.
• Kindergarten through grade two students must be picked up at 4:15 p.m. from the
elementary cafeteria or ride the 4:30 p.m. activity bus. Parents should wait outside
the elementary cafeteria. Students will wait for their parents inside the cafeteria with
adult supervision provided until a parent arrives.
• By special request, kindergarten through grade two students who live in the
Woodlands area will be permitted to walk home with written parental permission.
Parental permission should be submitted via email at eaainfo@sas.edu.sg.
• Parents that wish to pick up their K-2 child instead of riding the activity bus on any
day should email the EAA office at eaainfo@sas.edu.sg or call 6360 6282 or 6360 6280
before 2:00 p.m. to notify us of this arrangement.
• Parents who are picking up their K-2 child before boarding the activity bus at school
should wait for the child in front of the kindergarten grouproom and inform the
instructional assistant that the child will not be riding the bus on that particular day.
• Grade three through grade five students may walk home, be picked up, or ride the
4:30 p.m. activity bus. Grades three to five students can wait for their parents in the
elementary school foyer by the nurse’s office after 4:15 p.m.
• Parents are expected to pick up their children by 4:25 p.m.
• Younger siblings or undesignated adults (e.g. taxi drivers) will not be allowed to
pick up kindergarten through grade two students.
• Parents are required to notify the EAA office via eaainfo@sas.edu.sg authorizing
another adult to pick up their kindergarten through grade two children.
• It is the responsibility of the parents to contact the Yeap Bus Office at 6360 6770
to arrange for the activity bus after confirmed enrollment in an EAA class.
• Parents are expected to notify the EAA office by email at eaainfo@sas.edu.sg or by

phone at 6360 6282 or 6360 6280 if their child will be absent from their class.

Pathway Activities

SAS has now adopted the ‘Eagle Pathway’ as a way of prioritizing SAS activities
and athletics. The Interscholastic Association of Southeast Asian Schools
(IASAS) activities and athletics currently offered in high school will guide what
is called the SAS Eagle Pathway activity or sport through the other divisions
starting in elementary school.
From the 2017-2018 school year, there will be an effort to provide students
enriching opportunities in Eagle Pathway Activities. We will endeavor to
offer a variety of these activities for all grade levels throughout the school
year, but course availability will be subject to change based on the ability
to staff them and the age appropriateness of certain activities.
All activities will be offered by either SAS faculty or external vendors. This
accounts for the difference in price of various activities.
Eagle pathway activities

ART
DANCE
MUSIC DRAMA
DEBATE MODEL UNITED NATIONS

(3rd grade and above) (4th and 5th grade only)

ART
Go Green – KG/1st/2nd grade
This class is open to all creative kids that want Wednesdays Ms. Angle &
to make art with reused & recycled materials. 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Bokaer
Students will be introduced to a world of
endless possibilities creating and building 8 classes Room P-224
art pieces with recycled everyday materials. Sep 6, 13, 20, 27,
Students think, plan, create, and reflect on Oct 4, 11, 25, Minimum - 10,
independent and group art projects. We also Nov 1 Maximum - 20
love making the SAS hallways a more exciting
place with our art! Sign up now! $55.00
Magical Musical Santa’s Workshop

- 1st/2nd grade
Dear Santa Helpers, Tuesdays Ms. McFadzen &
3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Pepple
It’s time to return to the North Pole and begin
to get ready for Christmas 2017! Head Art Elf,
8 classes Room C-100
Ms. Mac has lots of projects to get ready before
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26,
the first snowfall: tree ornaments, Christmas
Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Minimum - 10,
cards, platters for Christmas cookies and
Maximum - 20
some special magical activities that only we
elves know about! Elves will create with clay,
$55.00
paper and fabric – and a pinch of sparkle! Ms.
Pepple, our Head Musical Elf, will direct the
Kringle Choir in singing our favorite Christmas
songs bound to spread holiday cheer while
we work. And we can’t forget those Reindeer
Games! Come join us at Santa’s Workshop and
get the world ready for the ho ho holidays!
With candy cane love and a bowl full of jello,

Santa.

ART
Art Inspired by Literature Tuesdays Ms. Cuthbert &

- 2nd grade 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Buxton
This activity will incorporate literature and art
8 classes Rainbow Room,
to provide your child with a fun, meaningful
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, ES Library
way to express themselves. Each week, a
Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
story will provoke creative responses to the
Minimum - 10,
literature using a variety of media, such as
Maximum - 20
origami paper and recycled materials.
$55.00
Greeting Cards Maker Station

- 2nd/3rd grade Wednesdays Ms. Harvey &
3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Slater
Don’t buy bland, mass-produced cards for
families and friends this year. Create your own 8 classes Room C-104
homemade cards instead! This course is for Sep 6, 13, 20, 27,
the crafters, the scrapbookers, the creators, Oct 4, 11, 25, Minimum - 10,
and the thrifty. Join us as we have loads of Nov 1 Maximum - 20
fun learning tips and tricks for making unique
greeting cards. We’ll work with all sorts of $55.00
interesting materials and you will learn clever
techniques to make your very own, one-of-
a-kind greeting cards! Cards that pop, cards
that move, cards that twist and cards that
groove! Come and create with us in the Art
Room every Wednesday!
Sketchbook Club – 3rd/4th grade

Thursdays Ms. McFadzen
The Sketchbook Club is for students who love 3:15 - 4:15
to draw and create. Each session we will learn Room C-100
a new skill and practice drawing techniques 7 classes
that we can incorporate into our student Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum - 5,
created theme of the week. In addition to Oct 5, 26, Maximum - 10
drawing, we will be experimenting with Nov 2
watercolors, printmaking and collage. Join $49.50
the Sketchbook Club to learn, create and have
fun. Sketchbooks will be provided.

ART
iPad Photography – 3rd/4th/5th grade
Are you interested in learning how to use the Tuesdays Ms. Rigg-Anderson
camera on your iPad for something other than 3:15 - 4:15
selfies? Do you want to take photos that have Room I-115
the WOW FACTOR? If you are a novice iPad 8 classes
photographer and want to explore different Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 5,
aspects of composition, this class is for you. Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 10
Sessions will include photo orientation, zooming,
color, patterns/repetition, framing, and what $55.00
needs to be considered when photographing
friends. You might even learn how to take a
better selfie.
Art with a Chinese American Spin

– 3rd/4th/5th grade Thursdays Mr. & Mrs. Finley
3:15 - 4:15
Have you ever seen those cool coloring books Room I-208
with all of the details? Well, this class will have 7 classes
you on the way to designing your very own Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum - 10,
name in English or Chinese with these kinds of Oct 5, 26, Maximum - 20
details. If you don’t have a Chinese name, we’ll Nov 2
help get you one! We’ll focus on artwork where $49.50
students will design, develop, and experiment
with patterns, interests, and hobbies to create
their own unique names.
Art Masters - 3rd/4th/5th grade

Wednesdays Ms. Adkison
Calling all future Van Gogh’s and Rembrandts! 3:15 - 4:15
In this art class we are going to paint, draw, use Room C-101
clay, do some printmaking, make sculptures and 8 classes
really have fun exploring art! We will be working Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 5,
on a different project each week. Students will Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 10
have an opportunity to learn and experiment with Nov 1
many different media and techniques. Come and $55.00
get creative with us!

ART
ArtScents - 3rd/4th/5th grade

Do you want to be a perfumer, create your
own fragrances and express your stories, Fridays Ms. Fernandez
experiences, and feelings through unique 3:15 - 4:15
art? Then ArtScents is for you! In ArtScents, Room I-311
we discover how fragrances are created and 6 classes
explore the perfumer’s lab by smelling the main Sep 8, 15, 29, Minimum - 5,
scents that are used to make perfumes. Then Oct 6, 27, Maximum - 15
we select our favorite scents, and, inspired Nov 3
by our memories and feelings, we create our $231.00
own perfumes! Finally, in our art sessions, we
use techniques to boost our imagination and
express the story of our perfume through art.
Our perfume is the inspiration. Our canvas is
our territory. Take home your perfumes, your
artwork, and lots of fun memories!
DANCE
Little Star Ballet – KG/1st/2nd grade

Danseur Étoile (star dancer) is the highest Tuesdays Ms. Vivienne Tan
rank a ballerina can reach in a company. It is 3:15 - 4:15
equivalent to the title ‘Principal dancer’ or ‘Prima Room P-220
Ballerina’. A course created for your child to 8 classes
learn dance variations from famous ballets such Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 8,
as Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty, Coppélia Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 12
and more. Students will learn fundamental
ballet techniques and dance to classical music $220.00
by Tchaikovsky and Léo Delibes. No previous
dance experience required. Leotards and ballet
slippers are preferred but not mandatory.

DANCE
1st/2nd grade
Hip Hop Dance
Wanna dance like your favourite Disney stars on Mondays Ms. Yenny
TV? Using easy-to-follow steps and lively Hip Hop 3:15 - 4:15
music, this class focuses on upbeat routines that Room I-311
develop good rhythmic motions while having 7 classes
fun. Each class consists of basic techniques of Sep 11, 18, 25, Minimum - 8,
dance, simple stretches and body isolations to Oct 2, 9, 23, 30 Maximum - 12
help kids improve their flexibility, balance and
coordination. Yenny, a choreographer from L.A. $198.00
Dance Connection is the expert teacher for
this class and will help your kids develop dance
excellence and creativity in a healthy, happy 3rd/4th/5th grade
and positive environment.
Tuesdays Ms. Yenny

3:15 - 4:15
Room I-311
8 classes
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 8,
Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 12
$220.00
Tap Dancing – 3rd/4th grade

Wednesdays Ms. Denver &
Do you often find yourself tapping to a beat?
3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Rigg-Anderson
Do you find yourself moving to music? Then this
is a class for you! In this beginner tap class, you
8 classes Room I-115
will learn everything you need to know in order
Sep 6, 13, 20, 27,
to tap, stomp, and shuffle your way across the
Oct 4, 11, 25, Minimum - 10,
floor. Not only will you learn new steps each
Nov 1 Maximum - 20
session, you will also have the opportunity to
create your own tap dancing routine.
$55.00

DANCE
Contemporary Jazz Dance
– 3rd/4th/5th grade
Wednesdays Ms. Yenny
Contemporary Jazz combines the fluidity of 3:15 - 4:15
Contemporary Dance with the strength and Room I-311
dynamics of Jazz, and sometimes tells a story 8 classes
through movements. The style has been Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 8,
popularized in recent years through shows Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 12
like “So You Think You Can Dance.” This class Nov 1
focuses on the basic foundation and techniques $220.00
for Jazz dance, with exercises aimed to improve
posture, strength, and flexibility. Students will go
through simple warm up exercises, across the
floor technique exercises, and learn a fun short
routine that combines both Contemporary and
Jazz elements.
Irish Dance Beginners

– KG to 5th grade
(Admission to this Beginner program is only in Thursdays Mrs. Pawley
Season 1, not possible to start later in the year*). 3:15 - 4:15
Come along and have fun learning Irish Dancing! Room i-311
In this beginner class, you will first learn a reel, 7 classes
and progress through to the light jig and hop jig Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum - 8,
dances. In some classes, we also work on specific Oct 5, 26, Maximum - 20
skills to sharpen up your steps. Most dancers Nov 2
are able to perform on stage towards the end of $209.00
the first year. Dancers can progress onto higher
levels, which include learning choreographed
group dances and hard shoe dancing. As
dancers progress, there are many opportunities
to perform at both school and public events. The
Irish Dancing teacher is Sharon Pawley (Hedigan)
who danced competitively in the UK and Ireland
for 15 years, and has taught in Singapore since
2005.
*If your child is a new SAS student that has danced
Irish Dance before, please contact the EAA office
before signing her/him up.

DANCE
Music & Dance @ the Movies
– 4th/5th grade
Thursdays Ms. Williams
Music & Dance @ the movies is a wonderful 3:15 - 4:15
opportunity for those that love to sing, dance and Room I-214
make music together. During the season you will 7 classes
learn songs from classic and modern movies that will Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum - 5,
allow you to develop your passion for dance, song, Oct 5, 26, Maximum - 12
rhythm, melody and harmony. If you would like to Nov 2
sing songs from Disney’s ‘Moana’, learn routines from $49.50
‘La La Land’ and develop your knowledge for rhythm
and harmony whilst learning ‘When I’m Gone’’ from
‘Pitch Perfect’, come and join us!
DRAMA
Oliver Twist Musical – 3rd/4th/5th grade
Calling all Musical Theatre lovers! Join us for the Tuesdays & Ms. Burrows
ES Musical Oliver Twist and be a part of an exciting Thursdays
stage production. This classic story of young Oliver 3:15 - 4:15 ES Theater
and his ventures in the workhouse and on the the
streets of London will warm your hearts. A large cast 17 classes Minimum - 25,
of orphans, workhouse kids and Fagin’s pickpockets Sep 5, 7, 12, 14, Maximum - 50
is required for the production’s success. Lots of acting 19, 21, 26, 28,
roles both big and small for young musical theatre Oct 3, 5, 10, 24, $132.00
performers! We will be rehearsing on Tuesdays 26, 31,
and Thursdays during Season One, with a dress
rehearsal on November 7th and FINAL performance * Nov 2
on November 9th! Your young performers will (Rehearsal until 6pm)
participate in a challenging, fun and engaging
rehearsal process where they will learn music, Nov 7
choreography and staging. The lights of broadway (Dress Rehearsal)
will be shining bright in Singapore this November!
Performers will be asked to put together their own Nov 9
costumes with guidance. (Performance)
* We may have an extended rehearsal on November

2nd until 6pm if needed.

DRAMA
Shakespeare Comes Alive
- 4th/5th grade
Fridays Ms. Sedro &
For 400 years people have been performing 3:15 - 4:15 Mr. Peterson
Shakespeare. Why? Funny jokes, scary scenes,
beautiful language, and plots that still connect with 6 classes Room I-206
life today. If you want to learn acting with classmates Sep 8, 15, 29,
and have fun with interesting language, join our Oct 6, 27, Minimum - 10,
class. “Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn Nov 3 Maximum - 20
and cauldron bubble.” You will perform in one of
Shakespeare’s famous scenes. Each week, a blend $44.00
of Shakespearean history, theater games, and
acting activities will help prepare you for the final
performance/recording of your scene.
* NOTE: Some time outside of class will be required
for learning lines and cues.
*This course repeats in season two with the same

outline but with scenes from a different play.
Students may take the course more than once.
Acting for Theater – 4th/5th grade

An Introduction to Acting and Improvisation
Do you dream of being a Broadway star? You have to Wednesdays Ms. Baxter
start somewhere! 3:15 - 4:15
Room I-214
This course provides an introduction to acting for
8 classes
theatre. We’ll play games, learn to pantomime,
Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 5,
create characters, and write and perform scenes of
Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 10
our very own. The only requirements are an open
Nov 1
mind and a strong imagination!
$55.00

MUSIC
Magical Musical Santa’s Workshop
- 1st/2nd grade
Dear Santa Helpers, Tuesdays Ms. McFadzen &
It’s time to return to the North Pole and begin to 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Pepple
get ready for Christmas 2017! Head Art Elf, Ms.
Mac has lots of projects to get ready before the 8 classes Room C-100
first snowfall: tree ornaments, Christmas cards, Sep 5, 12, 19, 26,
platters for Christmas cookies and some special Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Minimum - 10,
magical activities that only we elves know about! Maximum - 20
Elves will create with clay, paper and fabric – and a
pinch of sparkle! Ms. Pepple, our Head Musical Elf, $55.00
will direct the Kringle Choir in singing our favorite
Christmas songs bound to spread holiday cheer
while we work. And we can’t forget those Reindeer
Games! Come join us at Santa’s Workshop and get
the world ready for the ho ho holidays!
With candy cane love and a bowl full of jello,
Santa.
Piano for Beginners – 1st/2nd grade

(Not suitable for repeating students)
Does your child love music and want to learn how Thursdays Ms. Ganske
to play the piano? Are you wondering if private 3:15 - 4:15
lessons are right for your kiddo? This course will Room C-201
introduce your child to the keyboard in a fun and 7 classes Keyboard Lab
exciting way starting at square one. Students will Sep 7, 14, 21, 28,
work on mastering the following skills: playing Oct 5, 26, Minimum - 5,
high and low sounds, using right and left hands Nov 2 Maximum - 10
separately (and for some, together), playing keys
with appropriate finger numbers, finding groups $49.50
of black notes and middle C. Students will learn
some basic notation and rhythms. Lessons will
include group and individual practice.
( ** This class is not for students who are already
reading music or taking lessons.)

MuSIC
4th grade
Summertime Songs: Camp Songs
and More!
Wednesdays Mr. Anderson
Summertime all the time! Sing songs, dance, 3:15 - 4:15
perform skits, and play silly games all like in Room C-207
a summer camp. Each week participants will 8 classes
have fun with activities built around a theme, Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 5,
e.g. sports, beaches, movies, animals, etc. The Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 10
emphasis will be on fun! Nov 1
$55.00
5th grade
Tuesdays Mr. Anderson

3:15 - 4:15
Room C-207
8 classes
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 5,
Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 10
$55.00
Music & Dance @ the Movies

– 4th/5th grade
Thursdays Ms. Williams
Music & Dance @ the movies is a wonderful 3:15 - 4:15
opportunity for those that love to sing, dance Room I-214
and make music together. During the season 7 classes
you will learn songs from classic and modern Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum - 5,
movies that will allow you to develop your Oct 5, 26, Maximum - 12
passion for dance, song, rhythm, melody and Nov 2
harmony. If you would like to sing songs from $49.50
Disney’s ‘Moana’, learn routines from ‘La La
Land’ and develop your knowledge for rhythm
and harmony whilst learning ‘When I’m Gone’’
from ‘Pitch Perfect’, come and join us!

MuSIC
Music Makers – 4th/5th grade
Do you love making music and wish to collaborate
with others? Music Makers is the opportunity for Tuesdays Mrs. Criens
you! Join us as we have fun learning all the basics of 3:15 - 4:15
singing, while adding instrumental accompaniment Room C-205
and movement! You will develop your singing voice 8 classes
and to explore your vocal abilities as we sing a variety Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 10,
of songs from many musical styles that may include Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 20
pop songs, folk songs, and songs from different world
cultures. Depending on the needs of our music, you $55.00
will learn and/or create movement, choreography,
or dances to coordinate with the music and play
instruments to accompany the group. Do you already
play an instrument? We will see how we can work
your talents into the music! Mrs. Criens will be your
guide, but student-input and direction will be highly
encouraged and expected! Let’s make some music
together!
DEBATE
Tuesdays Mr. Smith
Debate Club – 3rd grade 3:15 - 4:15
Debate will be an exciting opportunity for third Room I-316
grade students to learn how to use research and 8 classes
evidence to make arguments about topics that Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 5,
they are passionate about. They will collaborate to Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 10
become inspiring and skillful public speakers who
have confidence in themselves. $55.00
Wednesdays Ms. Kumar &

3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Bourdon

Sep 6, 13, 20, 27,
Oct 4, 11, 25, Minimum - 10,
Nov 1 Maximum - 20
$55.00

Pathway Athletics

All Elementary students will have access to selected Eagle Pathway Athletics
throughout the year. The focus of these will be on ‘fun fundamental’ skill
development and play in a positive sporting atmosphere with a view to get more
children involved in trying these activities and attempting new sports. As suggested
by the ‘pathway’ term, the focus on skill development will be age appropriate for
each grade level.
We have adopted the Eagle Athlete Development Model as the basis for the
development of all SAS student athletes in Eagle Pathway sports. Based on the
internationally recognized Long Term Athlete Development Model, this model
identifies age-appropriate expectations for children for their participation in
athletics. In the EAA program, this will mean:
• Kindergarten to fifth-grade pathway programs will focus on structured skill
development specific to each sport they participate in.
• There will be no cuts and no ability-based sorting in fifth grade or below for
pathway sports, which means that all students who come out to play a pathway
sport will be able to participate (depending on space availability).
• Emphasize the benefits of sports seasons and encourage students to participate
in multiple activities throughout the year.
• The intention of the pathway opportunities is for as many children as
possible to try either one or both sports offered for their grade level each
season. As such, we encourage families to register for only one day of a
sport per week. However, families can choose to register for the same
sport twice a week.
Eagle pathway aTHLETICS
SOCCER BASKETBALL
VOLLEYBALL RUGBY/TOUCH
TRACK/CROSS COUNTRY BASEBALL/SOFTBALL

Soccer
Soccer - KG Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 ES Playfield
8 classes Maximum - 40
Head Coach: Euro Soccer Academy Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
$55.00
Soccer - KG Thursdays 3:15 - 4:15 ES Playfield

Head Coach: Euro Soccer Academy Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Oct 5, 26, Nov 2
$49.50
Soccer - 1st grade Wednesdays 3:15 - 4:15 ES Playfield

Head Coach: Euro Soccer Academy Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Oct 4, 11, 25, Nov 1
$55.00
Soccer - 1st grade Fridays 3:15 - 4:15 ES Playfield

Head Coach: Euro Soccer Academy Sep 8, 15, 29, Oct 6, 27, Nov 3
$44.00
VOLLeyball development/NET SKILLS

Volleyball Development - KG Wednesdays 3:15 - 4:15 ES Gym A
Head Coach: Ms. L. Schuster Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Oct 4, 11, 25, Nov 1
$55.00
Volleyball Development - KG Fridays 3:15 - 4:15 ES Gym A

Head Coach: Ms. L. Schuster Sep 8, 15, 29, Oct 6, 27, Nov 3
$44.00
Volleyball Development Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 ES Gym A

- 1st grade 8 classes Maximum - 20
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
Head Coach: Ms. L. Schuster $55.00
Volleyball Development Thursdays 3:15 - 4:15 ES Gym A

- 1st grade 7 classes Maximum - 20
Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Oct 5, 26, Nov 2
Head Coach: Ms. L. Schuster $49.50

Basketball
Basketball - 2nd grade Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 ES Gym C/D
Head Coach: Mr. Gray Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
$55.00
Basketball - 2nd grade Thursdays 3:15 - 4:15 ES Gym C/D

Head Coach: Mr. Gray Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Oct 5, 26, Nov 2
$49.50
Basketball - 3rd grade Wednesdays 3:15 - 4:15 ES Gym C/D

Head Coach: Mr. Gray Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Oct 4, 11, 25, Nov 1
$55.00
Basketball - 3rd grade Fridays 3:15 - 4:15 ES Gym C/D

Head Coach: Mr. Gray Sep 8, 15, 29, Oct 6, 27, Nov 3
$44.00
RUGBY/TOUCH
Rugby/Touch - 2nd grade Wednesdays 3:15 - 4:15 MS Playfield
Head Coach: Mr. Tiri Shaw Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Oct 4, 11, 25, Nov 1
$55.00
Rugby/Touch - 2nd grade Fridays 3:15 - 4:15 MS Playfield

Head Coach: Mr. Tiri Shaw Sep 8, 15, 29, Oct 6, 27, Nov 3
$44.00
Rugby/Touch - 3rd grade Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 MS Playfield

Head Coach: Mr. Tiri Shaw Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
$55.00
Rugby/Touch - 3rd grade Thursdays 3:15 - 4:15 MS Playfield

Head Coach: Mr. Tiri Shaw Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Oct 5, 26, Nov 2
$49.50

baseball
Boys Baseball - 4th grade Wednesdays 3:15 - 4:15 HS Baseball Field
Head Coach: Eagle Club Baseball Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Oct 4, 11, 25, Nov 1
$55.00
Boys Baseball - 4th grade Fridays 3:15 - 4:15 HS Baseball Field

Head Coach: Eagle Club Baseball Sep 8, 15, 29, Oct 6, 27, Nov 3
$44.00
Boys Baseball - 5th grade Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 HS Baseball Field

Head Coach: Eagle Club Baseball Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
$55.00
Boys Baseball - 5th grade Thursdays 3:15 - 4:15 HS Baseball Field

Head Coach: Eagle Club Baseball Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Oct 5, 26, Nov 2
$49.50
SOFTBALL
Girls Softball - 4th grade Wednesdays 3:15 - 4:15 HS Baseball Field
Head Coach: Mrs. Lebourdais Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Oct 4, 11, 25, Nov 1
$55.00
Girls Softball - 4th grade Fridays 3:15 - 4:15 HS Baseball Field

Head Coach: Mrs. Lebourdais Sep 8, 15, 29, Oct 6, 27, Nov 3
$44.00
Girls Softball - 5th grade Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 HS Baseball Field

Head Coach: Mrs. Lebourdais Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
$55.00
Girls Softball - 5th grade Thursdays 3:15 - 4:15 HS Baseball Field

Head Coach: Mrs. Lebourdais Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Oct 5, 26, Nov 2
$49.50

TRACK/Cross country
Track/CC - 4th grade Tuesdays 3:15—4:15 HS Track
Head Coach: Mr. Elmo Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
$55.00
Track/CC - 4th grade Thursdays 3:15 - 4:15 HS Track

Head Coach: Mr. Elmo Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Oct 5, 26, Nov 2
$49.50
Track/CC - 5th grade Wednesdays 3:15 - 4:15 HS Track

Head Coach: Mr. Elmo Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Oct 4, 11, 25, Nov 1
$55.00
Track/CC - 5th grade Fridays 3:15 - 4:15 HS Track

Head Coach: Mr. Elmo Sep 8, 15, 29, Oct 6, 27, Nov 3
$44.00

Non-Pathway Activites
To maintain a robust and diverse activities program to cater to the different
interests of our elementary students, we are offering an array of other activities
that do not fit into the Eagle Pathway programming.
NON-pathway aCTIVIES
Martial Arts Recreation
Crafts Languages
Literacy Skills Mind Stretch
Social Skills Computer & Technology

Martial Arts
Karate – KG/1st/2nd grade Tuesdays Mr. Tan
3:15 - 4:15
Karate is a traditional Japanese martial art, which Room I-117
teaches students how to use hands, elbows, knees 8 classes
and legs to become weapons. It teaches children Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 8,
good discipline, healthy lifestyle, good morals and Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 14
also helps them to make new friends. This class
aims to build a solid foundation for children to $198.00
understand and enjoy Karate. Classes are taught
by a dedicated Japanese Karate Association
qualified 5th Dan black belt instructor who has
been coaching for nearly 20 years. It is optional Thursdays Mr. Tan
for students to purchase their own Karate uniform 3:15 - 4:15
($50.00). The order form will be sent home via EAA Room I-117
reminder email. 7 classes
Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum - 8,
Oct 5, 26, Maximum - 14
Nov 2
$176.00
Taekwondo (Beginner Belts)

– KG/1st/2nd grade Thursdays Mr. Patrick Tan
3:15 - 4:15
Taekwondo fosters strong values and beliefs such Room P-220
as respect, determination, modesty, perseverance 7 classes
and self control. It is a systematic and progressive Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum - 8,
training that seeks to polish and maximize the Oct 5, 26, Maximum - 22
student’s ability in self-defense together with Nov 2
improving self-confidence and motor skills. An $198.00
International Certified Instructor, who is a 7th
degree black belt, will supervise this class. It
is optional for students to purchase their own
Taekwondo uniform from the coach ($90.00). The
order form will be sent home via EAA reminder
email.
*The instructor will assess new students that

already have belts from other countries/
organizations and he will determine what EAA
Taekwondo class these students should attend.

Martial Arts
Taekwondo (1-2 Intermediate Belts/ 3-6
Beginner Belts) - 1st to 6th grade
Wednesdays Mr. Patrick Tan
Taekwondo is a traditional Korean martial art 3:15 - 4:15
that involves more than physical fighting skills. Room P-220
This introductory course will focus on the values 8 classes
of Taekwondo, the fundamentals of Taekwondo Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 8,
stances, kicking and hand techniques for situational Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 20
defense. An International Certified Instructor, who Nov 1
is a 7th degree black belt, will supervise this class. $220.00
It is optional for students to purchase their own
Taekwondo uniform from the coach ($90.00). The
email.

Taekwondo (3-5 Advanced Belts/

MS Beginner Belts) - 3rd to 8th grade Fridays Mr. Patrick Tan
3:15 - 4:15
Taekwondo is a perfect form of stress relief after Room P-220
a long day in school. It brings lots of benefits for 6 classes
a student’s physical and emotional well-being. Sep 8, 15, 29, Minimum - 8,
Students who aspire to be a distinguished black Oct 6, 27, Nov 3 Maximum - 20
belt are welcome to join this group after completing
the beginner belt program. An International $176.00
Certified Instructor, who is a 7th degree black belt,
will supervise this class.


Martial Arts
Karate (Beginner Belts - Orange belt &
below) - 3rd to 8th grade
Mondays Mr. Tan
Karate is a traditional Japanese martial art. It 3:15 - 4:15
teaches children good discipline, healthy lifestyle, Room I-117
good morals and also helps them to make new 7 classes
friends. Classes are taught by a dedicated Sep 11, 18, 25, Minimum - 8,
Japanese Karate Association qualified 5th Dan Oct 2, 9, 23, 30 Maximum - 20
black belt instructor who has been coaching
for nearly 20 years.. It is optional for students to $176.00
purchase their own Karate uniform ($50.00). The
email.
Karate (Advanced Belts - Orange belt &

above) - 3rd to 8th grade
Wednesdays Mr. Tan
Students will continue to learn how to use hands, 3:15 - 4:15
elbows, knees and legs to become weapons. The Room I-117
instructor will design activities to keep the students 8 classes
focused and enthused with this amazing martial Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 8,
art. Positive reinforcement for goals achieved is Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 20
the foundation of this program. It teaches students Nov 1
good discipline, healthy lifestyle and good morals. $198.00
Classes are taught by a dedicated Japanese Karate
Association qualified 5th Dan black belt instructor
who has been coaching for nearly 20 years.

RECREATION
Perceptual Motor Plus – KG Tuesdays Mr. Donaghey
3:15 - 4:15
This class will explore a combination of
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fundamental movement skills perfect to develop
8 classes
young minds and bodies. These include loco-
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 5,
motor, gross-motor, fine-motor skills, upper
Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 10
body strength and hand-eye coordination
along with working on both dynamic and static
$66.00
balance. These exercises will be delivered in
a fun and engaging way so that students are
enjoying themselves while learning to move
their growing bodies. Students will skip, crawl, Thursdays Mr. Donaghey
climb their way through our fun filled room and 3:15 - 4:15
challenge themselves physically to complete Room P-104
many obstacles. What are you waiting for? Sign 7 classes
up! Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum - 5,
Oct 5, 26, Maximum - 10
Nov 2
$60.50
Beginner gymnastics, circus arts &

rock climbing – 1st grade Thursdays Ms. Lawrence
3:15 - 4:15
This is a beginner gymnastics class that will ES Gym B
include elements of pike, tuck and straddle on 7 classes
various pieces of equipment. Rock climbing Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum - 5,
and core strength activities will be interspersed. Oct 5, 26, Maximum - 10
An introduction to circus arts that will include Nov 2
scarf juggling, group balances and other $60.50
performance elements.
Fit for Life Walking Club – 1st grade

Wednesdays Ms. Demichele &
Do you like to walk? Do you like to talk? Come 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Harrison
join the Fit- For- Life Walking club! Each week
we will count our steps and learn about lifelong 8 classes Room P-314
healthy choices for our body. Join now! Sep 6, 13, 20, 27,
Oct 4, 11, 25, Minimum - 10,
Nov 1 Maximum - 20

$66.00

RECREATION
2nd/3rd grade
Beginner gymnastics, circus arts & rock
climbing
Tuesdays Mr. & Mrs. Ferrell
This is a beginner gymnastics class that will 3:15 - 4:15
include elements of pike, tuck and straddle on ES Gym B
various pieces of equipment. Rock climbing and 8 classes
core strength activities will be interspersed. An Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 10,
introduction to circus arts that will include scarf Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 20
juggling, group balances and other performance
elements. $66.00
4th/5th grade
Fridays Mr. & Mrs. Ferrell

3:15 - 4:15
ES Gym B
6 classes
Sep 8, 15, 29, Minimum - 10,
Oct 6, 27, Nov 3 Maximum - 20
$55.00
Yoga for Youth - 3rd/4th/5th grade

Yoga is a perfect activity to support maturing
upper elementary students as they become more Mondays Ms. Laura
independent and self aware. Flowing sequences, 3:15 - 4:15
balancing poses, breathing exercises and Room I-214
relaxation techniques are unique to each of us. 7 classes
Yoga for youth is practiced through story, games, Sep 11, 18, 25, Minimum - 5,
and traditional sequences. Positive affirmations, Oct 2, 9, 23, 30 Maximum - 10
visualizations and mindful activities will also
inspire a positive empowering attitude that $176.00
carries over into our everyday lives. Former SAS
teacher Laura Fitzpatrick, works independently
as a registered yoga teacher developing yoga
practices for people of all ages. Working only
with small groups or individuals, the needs of the
student guide the teaching.

CRAFTS
Creativity Lab Jr. – KG/1st grade

At Creativity Lab, we dive into creative play
through an exciting mix of activities and projects. Wednesdays Ms. Charlotte
The children will have a chance to experiment 3:15 - 4:15
with recyclable materials, wood, paper, clay, Lunch Bunch Room
textiles and paints, as they create their very 8 classes
own constructions and art pieces. We will also Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 8,
inspire our creative minds thru charades, theatre Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 16
games and storytelling to open ourselves up to Nov 1
the benefits of the more social side of creativity, $176.00
making us more engaged, better team players
and better communicators. This class gives
the child the opportunity to discover just how
rewarding being creative can really be!
Creativity Lab – 1st/2nd grade

At Creativity Lab, we dive into creative play
through an exciting mix of activities and projects. Thursdays Ms. Charlotte
The children will have a chance to experiment 3:15 - 4:15
with recyclable materials, wood, paper, clay, Lunch Bunch Room
textiles and paints, as they create their very 7 classes
own constructions and art pieces. We will also Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum - 8,
inspire our creative minds thru charades, theatre Oct 5, 26, Maximum - 16
games and storytelling to open ourselves up to Nov 2
the benefits of the more social side of creativity, $154.00
making us more engaged, better team players
and better communicators. This class gives
the child the opportunity to discover just how
rewarding being creative can really be!

CRAFTS
Hand-sewing for Beginners

– 2nd grade Tuesdays Ms. Stella
3:15 - 4:15
Want to learn to sew? This class will teach
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students the basics they need to get started!
8 classes
They will learn how to cut fabric by following a
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 6,
pattern. Each week they will learn a new hand
Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 8
sewing skill, and the end result will be beautiful
art projects! Students are required to buy their
$187.00
own hand sewing starter kit and material (More
information about the materials will be sent via
email after registrations.).
Sewing Club – 4th/5th grade

Mondays Ms. Stella
Calling all sewing enthusiasts! This class is open 3:15 - 4:15
to students that have previously attended Room P-103
a basic sewing class and are serious about 7 classes
continuing to learn to sew. Students will Sep 11, 18, 25, Minimum - 4,
choose their own sewing project (The teacher Oct 2, 9, 23, 30 Maximum - 8
will give them three options.). They will work
on their project independently. Each week they $165.00
will review and practice basic sewing skills until
they finish their wearable project. Students are
required to bring their own sewing starter kit
and cloth material (More information about the
materials will be sent home after first lesson.).

CRAFTS
3rd/4th grade
Sewing & Dressmaking
Thursdays Ms. Stella
Want to learn to sew? This class will teach 3:15 - 4:15
students the basics they need to get started! Room P-103
They will learn how to cut fabric by following a 7 classes
pattern, thread the machine, load the bobbin, Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum - 6,
adjust machine’s tension, hand stitching and Oct 5, 26, Maximum - 8
much more. Each week they will learn a new Nov 2
skill, and the end result will be a WEARABLE $165.00
project! Students are required to buy their own
sewing starter kit and material (More information
about the materials will be sent via email after
registrations.). Fridays Ms. Stella
3:15 - 4:15
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6 classes
Sep 8, 15, 29, Minimum - 6,
Oct 6, 27, Nov 3 Maximum - 8
$143.00
4th/5th grade
Wednesdays Ms. Stella

3:15 - 4:15
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8 classes
Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 6,
Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 8
Nov 1
$187.00

Languages
Chinese Reader’s Theatre
Tuesdays Ms. Zhang
3:15 - 4:15
Have fun acting out mini dramas and short stories Room P-112
in Chinese using Reader’s Theatre. You can 8 classes
dress up, use props and fun voices to bring the Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 6,
characters to life while reading your scripts and Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 12
having lots of fun. Some of your presentations
will be recorded and you can share them with $77.00
your parents and friends!
Chinese Junior Journalists

Wednesdays Ms. Sun & Ms. Fan
Come join us and learn how to be a junior 3:15 - 4:15
journalist in Chinese! Working alongside other Room P-327
junior journalists in English and Spanish, be part 8 classes
of the team who create the Chinese publications. Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 10,
Journalists do interviews, write reports about Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 20
interesting people, things and events. They Nov 1
also do live interviews - in Chinese! Gather $88.00
interesting stories and information from other
classes and about Chinese culture to share with
everyone at school.
* Grade 3-5 students with a proficiency level of

Intermediate Low (I1 and above) are welcome to
join this club.

Languages
Spanish Junior Journalists
– 3rd/4th/5th grade Wednesdays Ms. Kingsbury
3:15 - 4:15
Come join us and learn how to be a junior Room P-303
journalist in Spanish! Working alongside other 8 classes
junior journalists in English and Chinese, be part Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 5,
of the team who create the Spanish publications. Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 10
Journalists do interviews, write reports about Nov 1
interesting people, things and events. They also $88.00
do live interviews - in Spanish! Gather interesting
stories and information from other classes and
about Spanish culture to share with everyone at
school.
* Grade 3-5 students with a proficiency level of

Intermediate Low (I1 and above) are welcome to
join this club.
LITERACY SKILLS
Mark Making Magic – KG/1st grade
Do you love listening to new stories? Do you Tuesdays Ms. Balshaw &
love to make cards, books, and write stories? Are 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Kiran
you inspired by print, mark making, letters, and
expressing yourself through a variety of writing? 8 classes Room P-213
Do you enjoy illustrating and making your own Sep 5, 12, 19, 26,
books? If so, then Mark Making Magic is for you! Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Minimum - 10,
Maximum - 20
$77.00

LITERACY SKILLS
Literature in the Kitchen
– KG/1st grade
Fridays Ms. Barber &
Do you like to spend time in the kitchen? 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Terrile
Join us as we read our favorite stories which
will then lead us into a baking or cooking 6 classes Room P-329
activity related to the book! Sep 8, 15, 29,
Oct 6, 27, Minimum - 10,
Nov 3 Maximum - 15
$88.00
Literacy Games – 1st/2nd grade

Literacy Games are a great way to learn while Wednesdays Ms. Shabari
having fun! Students will play games where 3:15 - 4:15
skills and strategic thinking are emphasized. Room P-219
Students will then design a variety of games 8 classes
that they can play with their peers. Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 5,
Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 10
Nov 1
$66.00
Reader’s Theatre
– 1st/2nd/3rd grade
Wednesdays Ms. Wheatley
Readers’ Theatre combines reading fluency, 3:15 - 4:15
literature with drama. Readers’ theatre does ES Library
not require: memorizing, props or a stage. 8 classes (Rainbow Room)
We will work together to select stories and Sep 6, 13, 20, 27,
each student will practice reading their part Oct 4, 11, 25, Minimum - 5,
with expression, meaning, and enthusiasm. Nov 1 Maximum - 10
$66.00

LITERACY SKILLS
A Mighty Girl Book Club – 5th grade
Thursdays Ms. Brinton &
What exactly is A Mighty Girl Book Club? A safe 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Hopkins
place for girls who are tired of reading books
where girls are always the sidekicks or damsels 7 classes Room I-202 & I-212
in distress. In our Mighty Girl Book Club, girls are Sep 7, 14, 21, 28,
the ones saving the day, going on the adventure, Oct 5, 26, Minimum - 10,
finding the cure, or perhaps just successfully Nov 2 Maximum - 20
navigating school. The books we recommend for
the book club are ones that honor girls and their $60.50
diverse capabilities and interests. Skills we will
cover include improving a child’s reading skills,
building self-confidence, as well as articulating
an opinion and presenting an argument. Come
join our community of readers!
mind stretch
Little Cooks - KG
Thursdays Ms. Goggins &
Little Cooks is a cooking experience for children 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Burant
who love to bake, eat and learn more about
food. Children will learn how to safely cook/bake 7 classes Room P-223
healthy foods with a fun hands-on approach. Sep 7, 14, 21, 28,
Each week the children will make a new dish, Oct 5, 26, Minimum - 10,
learn about the origins of the food and write a Nov 2 Maximum - 20
recipe. Please note we will do our best to cater
for all children’s needs, however, if your child has $93.50
a severe allergy it will be difficult for them to fully
participate in all experiences.

mind stretch
Food With Firsties – 1st grade

Wednesdays Mrs. Coole &
Food with Firsties is a cooking experience for 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Kelly
children who love to bake, eat and learn more
about food. Children will learn how to safely 8 classes Room P-223
cook/bake healthy foods with a fun hands-on Sep 6, 13, 20, 27,
approach. Each week the children will make a Oct 4, 11, 25, Minimum - 5,
new dish, learn about the origins of the food Nov 1 Maximum - 10
and write a recipe. Please note we will do our
best to cater for all children’s needs, however, if $99.00
your child has a severe allergy it will be difficult
for them to fully participate in all experiences.
STEM Explorations – 2nd grade

(Science, Technology, Engineering, Thursdays Ms. Liddell &
Mathematics) 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. White
Science is everywhere in the world around us. 7 classes Room P-320

Technology is continuously expanding into Sep 7, 14, 21, 28,
every aspect of our lives. Engineering is the Oct 5, 26, Minimum - 10,
basic designs of roads and bridges and tackles Nov 2 Maximum - 20
the challenges of our changing environment.
Mathematics is in every activity we do in our $99.00
lives. We will explore these four disciplines with
interactive and hands on activites.
Chess for Beginners – 3rd grade

Wednesdays Ms. Shaw
For beginners only! No wires, no batteries, no 3:15 - 4:15
screens – just the classic, fun, thinking game of Room I-106
chess. Students will learn the complete set of 8 classes
rules as well as some of the basic openings and Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 8,
strategies. Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 16
Nov 1
$66.00

mind stretch
Junior Journalists – 3rd/4th/5th grade
Like to take or draw pictures, write stories, interview Wednesdays Mrs. Caskey
people to find out about their lives or are you 3:15 - 4:15
someone who likes to make comics or maybe even Room P-303
edit other students’ writing? Would you like to see 8 classes
your work printed in a magazine? Sign up to help Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 5,
produce the Upper Elementary School Student Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 10
Magazine called “CELEBRATE” created by kids, for Nov 1
kids and about kids. $88.00
Engaging Engineering – 4th/5th grade

(Introduction to Problem Solving and Engineering)
Thursdays Mr. DeMichele &
Have you ever wondered how engineers come up 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Anderson
with designs for buildings, bridges, or structures?
Are you a creative thinker who enjoys problem 7 classes Room I-309
solving? Well, Engaging Engineering will give you an Sep 7, 14, 21, 28,
opportunity to have hands-on experience designing Oct 5, 26, Minimum - 10,
and engineering a variety of structural models. Nov 2 Maximum - 20
Students will be building bridges, towers, etc.. with
a limited amount of supplies. This is sure to be a fun, $99.00
thought provoking class for girls and boys!
Odyssey of the Mind – 4th/5th grade

Join a group of creative, imaginative students to Tuesdays Mrs. Brundage &
tackle classic problems like dropping an egg from 3:15 - 4:15 Mr. Summerton
the top of the building without breaking it, building
structures that hold heavy weights and creating the 8 classes ES Library Loft
tallest items out of the lightest materials. The only Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, & Room I-200C
requirement is your enthusiasm and love of problem- Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
solving. Students who participated last year are also Minimum - 10,
encouraged to join this session. This introductory Maximum - 20
session is a prerequisite in order to be eligible to
participate in Odyssey of the Mind Extreme in $99.00
season two and three.

mind stretch
Odyssey of the Mind – 4th/5th grade

Thursdays Mrs. Brundage &
Join a group of creative, imaginative students to
3:15 - 4:15 Mr. Summerton
tackle classic problems like dropping an egg from
the top of the building without breaking it, building
7 classes ES Library Loft
structures that hold heavy weights and creating the
Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, & Room I-200C
tallest items out of the lightest materials. The only
Oct 5, 26,
requirement is your enthusiasm and love of problem-
Nov 2 Minimum - 10,
solving. Students who participated last year are also
Maximum - 20
encouraged to join this session. This introductory
session is a prerequisite in order to be eligible to
$88.00
participate in Odyssey of the Mind Extreme in

season two and three.
Math Olympiad Contest – 5th grade

Tuesdays* Ms. Carpenter &
Are you looking to stimulate enthusiasm and a love 3:15 - 4:15 Mrs. Smith
for mathematics? This EAA course will introduce
important mathematical concepts, teach major 8 classes Room I-302
strategies for problem solving, develop mathematical Sep 5, 12, 19, 26,
flexibility in solving problems, strengthen intuition, Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Minimum - 20,
foster creativity and ingenuity, and provide for the Maximum - 30
satisfaction, joy, and thrill of meeting challenges! * Year long course
There will be 5 competitions (held at SAS) due to Official Math
Olympiad contest $93.50
administered between November and March. This dates. Students
activity is best suited for students who have a secure need to commit to
foundation with all 4th grade math concepts and the course for all
three seasons.
for those who are willing to put themselves in a
challenging and competitive environment!

SOCIAL SKILLS
Social Skills for Boys – 1st/2nd grade
The elementary years bring exciting new Wednesdays Mr. Pearson
challenges and opportunities. It’s the prime time 3:15 - 4:15
to nurture social and emotional awareness and Room P-204D
skills for learning. The research-based Second 8 classes
Step program integrates social-emotional learning Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 5,
using age appropriate activities, promoting Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 10
intrapersonal, interpersonal, and cognitive Nov 1
competence. $66.00
LEGO® Club – 1st/2nd/3rd grade

Welcome to the Lego® Club at Singapore
American School! Building with Legos is a passion Tuesdays Ms. Koning &
held by many of our students. We recognize the 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Pisacano
importance of teaching and reinforcing social skills
in our lower elementary students, as acquiring 8 classes Room P-314
these skills pays lifetime dividends. Lego® Club Sep 5, 12, 19, 26,
is a highly structured curriculum using Legos to Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Minimum - 10,
teach social skills in a fun, interactive, and novel Maximum - 20
way to entice our youngest learners.
$66.00
EACH CHILD SUPPLIES OWN:
• One large (gallon-size) Ziploc bag filled with
Legos (approximately 600+ pcs) labeled with
your child’s name. These will remain at school
for the duration of the season.*
• One labeled 10” X 10” base-plate piece.**
• Three Mini-figures with initials on the back.
These look great added on displays.
* If you need to purchase Legos, sets are available
from Bricks World. Suggested set: Lego 10696
(484 pcs for $49.90 SGD) or Lego 10698 (790 pcs
for $84.90 SGD).
** Additionally, the base plate is available: Lego

10699 ($14.90 SGD). Inexpensive ones are also
available from Lazada.

SOCIAL SKILLS
Social Skills for Boys – 3rd/4th/5th grade
Wednesdays Mr. Bach
The elementary years bring exciting new challenges 3:15 - 4:15
and opportunities. It’s the prime time to nurture social Room P-204E
and emotional awareness and skills for learning. The 8 classes
research-based Second Step program integrates Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 5,
social-emotional learning using age appropriate Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 10
activities, promoting intrapersonal, interpersonal, Nov 1
and cognitive competence. $66.00
Stand Up (GIRLS) – 4th/5th grade

Developed by ‘American Girl’, this 7 week course Tuesdays Ms. Farris &
encourages students to stand together and speak 3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Steigerwald
out against bullying. In this course, students will
learn about peer aggression, being assertive, the 8 classes Room I-214
difference between tattling and telling, the role of a Sep 5, 12, 19, 26,
bystander, and to encourage forgiveness. Students Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Minimum - 10,
will learn how to promote a safe environment Maximum - 20
alongside of Chrissa, as she deals with the ‘Mean
Bees’. $66.00
Let’s Get Social/ Social Thinking ® and Me

– 4th/5th grade Wednesdays Ms. Llamzon &
3:15 - 4:15 Ms. Story
In this course, students will explore the nuances
of Social Communication and develop an
understanding of Hidden Rules through game play,
Sep 6, 13, 20, 27,
role play and other engaging interactive activities.
Oct 4, 11, 25, Minimum - 10,
This course will offer a safe, structured environment
Nov 1 Maximum - 20
for students to practice practical solutions for learning

about unstated rules across a variety of situations.
$66.00
Curricular materials from several well-known Social
Communication platforms will serve as the backbone
for this course.

Computer & TECHNOLOGY
Little Engineers – KG
Looking for a creative and fun activity designed
for your inquisitive Kindergartener? Then Little Tuesdays Children’s
Engineers is it! This class introduces children to basic 3:15 - 4:15 Worklab
machinery through fun activities. Kids will learn about
elementary concepts of how machines work through 8 classes Room I-116
demonstration, stories and simple play experiments. Sep 5, 12, 19, 26,
They will be manipulating and constructing with Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Minimum - 8,
LEGO® and be amazed by the mechanics of how Maximum - 10
different parts come together to make an awesome
machine. This class is an excellent hands-on activity for $264.00
your child to explore fundamental machine concepts.
Jr. Engineers – 1st/2nd grade

(Not suitable for returning Jr. Engineers) Children’s
Tuesdays Worklab
Join us as a Junior Engineer this term to learn more
3:15 - 4:15
about what LEGO® has to offer. In this class students
Room P-303
will have fun learning science and mechanical concepts
8 classes
through hands on building with LEGO®. Kids will
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum - 8,
have an understanding of fundamental mechanical
Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum - 16
concepts and their day to day applications through an

enjoyable “learn whilst playing” experience. They will
$264.00
explore and investigate topics such as gear trains and
different classes of levers as they construct a variety
of complex LEGO® mechanisms. The instructors will
then help students translate and apply their learning
with real life examples.
Junior Game Coders – 1st/2nd grade

(For students with little or no prior experience only)
Learn to create your own interactive animations,stories Mondays Creatiq Mindz

and games with ScratchJr® and Scratch®! Students 3:15 - 4:15
will be introduced to basic coding logic through Room P-327
fun and interactive software. They will learn to solve 7 classes
problems, design projects and express themselves Sep 11, 18, 25, Minimum – 6,
creatively on the computer. They will get to create Oct 2, 9, 23, 30 Maximum – 12
simple games on the iPads and computers and share
them with their friends, too! $242.00

for BOYS only
Minecraft – 1st/2nd grade
(For students with minimal or no prior experience
on the Minecraft PC version only.) Thursdays Creatiq Mindz
3:15 - 4:15
Build an ancient civilization structure and defend them Room P-327
from invaders in Minecraft! Learn more about ancient 7 classes
civilizations as you play. Minecraft is more than just a Sep 7, 14, 21, 28, Minimum – 6,
game; it’s a tool that can be used to enrich students’ Oct 5, 26, Maximum – 13
learning. Minecraft can be used to teach history, Nov 2
physics, engineering, programming and lots more. It $242.00
is an interactive game that allow players to use digital
blocks to create almost anything they can imagine.
We will also be incorporating the use of Lego bricks
for GIRLS only
to build structures. The use of Lego bricks helps to
enhance the students’ learning in design, mechanics
and engineering.
Tuesdays Creatiq Mindz
3:15 - 4:15
Room P-327
8 classes
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26, Minimum – 6,
Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 Maximum – 13
$264.00
Apprentice Robotics – 2nd grade

(Pre-requisite: Completed Jr. Engineers in
1st grade) Thursdays Children’s
3:15 - 4:15 Worklab
Transform your Lego Robots into moving Machines!
This fun hands on workshop combines coding and 7 classes Room I-116
robotics projects for kids using Lego®. With an easy- Sep 7, 14, 21, 28,
to-use Interface that is colorful, age-appropriate, with Oct 5, 26, Minimum - 8,
a drag-n-drop feature that is graphical in nature, even Nov 2 Maximum - 10
the little ones can start programming robots! WeDo
2.0 is a more approachable version of the EV3 that $231.00
provides younger children with a wonderful opportunity
to learn all about cause and effect problem solving
whilst promoting creativity. A perfect step up from Jr.
Engineers, this class will be sure to excite those keen
to explore robotics.

Jr. Robotics – 3rd grade
(Not suitable for returning Jr. Robotics)
Love LEGO® and Robotics? This class is great for your
young, budding Robot-Enthusiast. Get introduced to Mondays Children’s
LEGO NXT /EV3 and explore all the fun and mechanics 3:15 - 4:15 Worklab
that LEGO NXT/EV3 has to offer. In this class, you will
be introduced to the basics of programming and learn 7 classes Room I-116
about all the different sensors (Ultrasonic, touch and Sep 11, 18, 25,
sound sensors) where robots come alive to perform Oct 2, 9, 23, 30 Minimum - 8,
different operations at the touch of a button. Your child Maximum - 10
will get to build robots and machines using LEGO NXT,
both individually and in pairs, pit their skills head to $231.00
head, and complete obstacle courses and challenges
from our instructors. So join us today and learn how to
build and program your very own robot!
Scratch® Coders – 3rd/4th/5th grade

(For students with little or no prior experience only)
Fridays Creatiq Mindz
Learn to code with Scratch® and create your own games 3:15 - 4:15
and animations easily in a short time. Create shooting Room P-327
games or two player games and share your creations 6 classes
with your friends and others on the online community, Sep 8, 15, 29, Minimum – 6,
too! Scratch® helps students to think creatively, train Oct 6, 27, Maximum – 12
their reasoning and logical thinking, and work together Nov 3
as a team, all of which are essential life skills. $220.00
Girls Robotics Club – 3rd/4th/5th grade

Create and code your robots using Lego Mindstorms!
It’s a race against time for the different robot teams to Wednesdays Creatiq Mindz
return to the future and stop the monster robots from 3:15 - 4:15
coming into the present time. They have to be the first Room P-213
to get to the time capsule before the evil robots destroy 8 classes
it. Can your team help to build and program the fastest Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum – 7,
robot, and get to the time capsule in time? Students Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum – 14
will complete different missions as they learn about Nov 1
teamwork, simple robot programming and understand $264.00
the mechanics of the robot as they work together.
Students will also find out how to make a robot react to
different situations using sensors.

Girls Coding Club – 3rd/4th/5th grade
In this club, girls will be exposed to computer Wednesdays Ms. Linney
programming, a field that is currently in need of more 3:15 - 4:15
female programmers. Girls will have the opportunity Room I-116
to choose what they create with coding, be that a 8 classes
game, story, digital poster, or something different Sep 6, 13, 20, 27, Minimum - 10,
altogether; the choice is theirs. As we begin the Oct 4, 11, 25, Maximum - 20
program with block-based coding, some girls may Nov 1
choose to expand their knowledge base by diving $66.00
into script-based programming or integrate robotics
programming into their knowledge base.
Animation – 4th/5th grade

Join the ranks of Disney animators to produce the Fridays Children’s
likes of “Shaun the Sheep” or “Wallace and Gromit” 3:15 - 4:15 Worklab
type movies. Stop-motion animation has a long
history in Hollywood, and this course will help you 6 classes Room I-116
create your own short stop-motion films and digital Sep 8, 15, 29,
story telling. Participants are shown how to plan and Oct 6, 27, Minimum - 6,
shoot sequences with an iPad, then assemble them Nov 3 Maximum - 10
into a short animated movie using editing software
and the iStopMotion app. Learn practical techniques $198.00
from our experienced instructors to create Movie
Magic!
Robotics – 4th/5th grade

Explore the wonders of science and technology
Mondays Robotics
through robotics. Learn to build and program different
3:15 - 4:15 Connections
types of robots that help mankind. Build your dream
robot and participate in various challenges. We use
7 classes Room P-303
Lego Mindstorms NXT robotics sets and each session
is engaging and fun while accomplishing its learning Sep 11, 18, 25,
Oct 2, 9, 23, 30 Minimum - 8,
objectives. Experienced robotics trainers, who are
Maximum - 10
passionate about robotics and enjoy working with
young children, conduct our EAA classes.
$242.00

COMMUNITY SPORTS AND
ACTIVITIES (CSA)
general information when eagle clubs start:
• All children must report to the MS cafeteria directly after school at 3 PM to
check-in.
• Grades K-2 students will be escorted to the cafeteria by their classroom IAs.
• Grades 3-5 students will be responsible for making their way to the MS cafeteria
on their own.
• Cafeteria supervision is provided until 3:15/3:45 when the after-school programs

begin.
• At 3:15 IAs will then escort K-2 students to their designated program areas.
Grades 3-5 are responsible to make their own way to their program.
• Elementary school students participating in an activity that does not start until
4:15 will need to check-in to the MS cafeteria and wait in the Study Hall where IA
supervision will occur until program begins.
• Grades K-2 students must be picked up by an adult at 4:15 PM from the ES

Office or or ride the 4:30 pm After School Activity Bus (Parents must contact the
Bus Office @ 6360-6770 to arrange for the After School Activity Bus) after
confirmed enrollment in an after-school program. By special request, Grades
K-2 students who live in Woodlands area will be permitted to walk home with
written parental permission. Parental permission should be submitted via email
to sas-csa@sas.edu.sg
• On occasions when parents wish to pick-up their children instead of having them
ride the 4:30 pm After School Activity Bus, they must contact the CSA office to
arrange collection of their children from the bus line in front of the Kindergarten
grouproom.
• Grades 3-5 students may walk home, be picked up from their program location
or ride the 4:30 pm After School Activity Bus after confirmed enrollment in an
after-school program.
• The After School Activity Buses departs at 4:30 pm and 6:15 pm from the front
of the Middle School and High School.

Swimming: learn to swim (weekdays)
Learn to Swim – Grades K-1 Mondays Eagle Swim Club

3:15 – 3:45pm
ES Pool
7 classes
The Eagles Swim School offers a comprehensive
Sep 11,18, 25 $231.00
8 level learn to swim program that ensures
Oct 2, 9, 23, 30
swimmer acquire foundation skills in the
competitive strokes and water safety. Our levels
1-4 classes have a teacher to swim ratio of 1:6.
Swimmers will progress to the next level as soon
as our coaches are satisfied that all skills can
be performed to the required standard and are
ready to begin the next sequence of skills. Tuesdays Eagle Swim Club
3:15 – 3:45pm
ES Pool
8 classes
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26 $264.00
Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
Thursdays Eagle Swim Club

3:15 – 3:45pm
ES Pool
7 classes
Sep 7, 14, 21, 28 $231.00
Oct 5, 26
Nov 2
Fridays Eagle Swim Club

3:15 – 3:45pm
ES Pool
6 classes
Sep 8, 15, 29 $198.00
Oct 6, 27
Nov 3

Learn to Swim – Grades 2-3 Mondays Eagle Swim Club

3:45– 4:15 pm Coaches
The Eagles Swim School offers a comprehensive 7 classes ES Pool

8 level learn to swim program that ensures Sep 11,18, 25
swimmer acquire foundation skills in the Oct 2, 9, 23, 30 $231.00
competitive strokes and water safety. Our levels
1-4 classes have a teacher to swim ratio of 1:6.
Swimmers will progress to the next level as soon
as our coaches are satisfied that all skills can
be performed to the required standard and are Tuesdays Eagle Swim Club
ready to begin the next sequence of skills. 3:45– 4:15 pm Coaches
8 classes ES Pool
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26
Oct 3, 10, 24, 31 $264.00
Thursdays Eagle Swim Club

7 classes ES Pool
Sep 7, 14, 21, 28
Oct 5, 26 $231.00
Nov 2
Fridays Eagle Swim Club

6 classes ES Pool
Sep 8, 15, 29
Oct 6, 27 $198.00
Nov 3

Learn to Swim – Grades 4-5
The Eagles Swim School offers a comprehensive 8 Wednesdays Eagle Swim Club
level learn to swim program that ensures swimmer 3:15 - 4:15pm Coaches
acquire foundation skills in the competitive strokes
and water safety. Our levels 1-4 classes have 8 classes ES Pool
a teacher to swim ratio of 1:6. Swimmers will Sep 6, 13, 20, 27
progress to the next level as soon as our coaches Oct 4, 11, 25 $264.00
are satisfied that all skills can be performed to the Nov 1
required standard and are ready to begin the next
sequence of skills.
Swimming: team (competitive)

Swim Team (Competitive)
The Eagle Swim Club provides swimmers with a Available: Eagle Swim Club
complete competitive swimming experience, Monday-Saturday Coaches
beginning upon graduation from our swim school, (depending upon
up to, and including our Varsity Swim Team. The team squad) Prices and
club follows a Long-Term Athlete Development locations vary
LTAD plan that focusses on an age appropriate depending upon
pathway. We compete in various local meets squad
including the national championships and also
attend meets internationally.
SYNCHRONIZED SWIM
Synchronized Swim – Grades 2-6
Saturday Afternoons Mei Shan
Recreational synchronised Swimming skills (Time TBC by coach)
introduces sculling, body positioning, flexibility, ES Pool
team layout skills, choreography (to name a few).
Swimmer needs to be able to swim 2 laps of the 7 classes $184.00
pool to any 2 strokes, as well as be comfortable in Sep 9, 16, 23, 30
deep water. A noseclip will be used for submerged Oct 7, 28
positions and swimmers will learn to hold their Nov 4 - $10 for a
breath for longer periods of time. This is great noseclip (to be
sport to learn if swimmer is into dance in the water, purchased from
learning choreography / routines and performing coach at first
to an audience! practice)

tennis developmental
Tennis Developmental – Red Ball Mondays Savitar Coaches

(Ages 4-7) 3:15 – 4:15pm
HS Tennis Courts
Players that are new to the game, or those still 7 classes
learning all fundaments including technique, Sep 11,18, 25 $231.00
movement, rallying skills and not yet confident Oct 2, 9, 23, 30
in match play. This group will be split by coaches
into levels based on ability. Students will use the
low compression red balls and mini courts, in
accordance with the USTA guidelines.
Wednesdays Savitar Coaches
3:15–4:15pm
HS Tennis Courts
8 classes
Sep 6, 13, 20, 27 $264.00
Oct 4, 11, 25
Nov 1
Fridays Savitar Coaches

3:15–4:15pm
HS Tennis Courts
6 classes
Sep 8, 15, 29 $198.00
Oct 6, 27
Nov 3
Saturdays Savitar Coaches

8:30 - 9:30am
HS Tennis Courts
7 classes
Sep 9, 16, 23, 30 $231.00
Oct 7, 28
Nov 4

Tennis Developmental – Orange Ball

(Ages 7-9) Mondays Savitar Coaches
3:15 – 4:15pm
HS Tennis Courts
Players that are new to the game, or those still 7 classes
learning all fundaments including technique, Sep 11,18, 25 $231.00
movement, rallying skills and not yet confident Oct 2, 9, 23, 30
lower compression orange balls and ¾ courts, in
3:15–4:15pm
HS Tennis Courts
8 classes
Sep 6, 13, 20, 27 $264.00
Oct 4, 11, 25
Nov 1

3:15 – 4:15pm
HS Tennis Courts
6 classes
Sep 8, 15, 29 $198.00
Oct 6, 27
Nov 3

8:30 - 9:30am
HS Tennis Courts
7 classes
Sep 9, 16, 23, 30 $231.00
Oct 7, 28
Nov 4

Tennis Developmental – Green Ball Savitar Coaches

G3 and above
(Ages 8-10)
Mondays HS Tennis Courts
3.15 - 4.15pm
Players that are new to the game, or those still
learning all fundaments including technique, $231.00
7 classes
movement, rallying skills and not yet confident
Sep 11,18, 25
Oct 2, 9, 23, 30
lower compression green balls, in accordance
with the USTA guidelines.
3.15 - 4.15pm
HS Tennis Courts
8 classes
Sep 6, 13, 20, 27 $264.00
Oct 4, 11, 25
Nov 1

3:15 - 4:15pm
HS Tennis Courts
6 classes $198.00
Sep 8, 15, 29
Oct 6, 27
Nov 3

9.30 – 10.30am
HS Tennis Courts
7 classes
Sep 9, 16, 23, 30 $231.00
Oct 7, 28
Nov 4

tennis performance
Tennis Performance – Orange Ball Tuesdays Savitar Coaches

(Ages 7-9) 3:15 – 4:15pm
HS Tennis Courts
Those confident in most areas of their game 8 classes
and are able to rally, serve and have match play Sep 5, 12, 19, 26 $264.00
experience. Continued focus on all fundamentals Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
with increased emphasis on footwork and rallying
skills. This group will be split by coaches into
levels based on ability. Students will use the
low compression orange balls and ¾ courts, in
Thursdays Savitar Coaches
3:15 - 4:15pm
HS Tennis Courts
7 classes
Sep 7, 14, 21, 28 $231.00
Oct 5, 26
Nov 2

9.30 – 10.30am
HS Tennis Courts
7classes
Sep 9, 16, 23, 30 $231.00
Oct 7, ,28
Nov 4

tennis performance
Tennis Performance – Green Ball

Tuesdays Savitar Coaches
(Ages 8-10)
3:15 – 4:15pm
HS Tennis Courts
Those confident in most areas of their game
8 classes
and are able to rally, serve and have match
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26 $264.00
play experience. Continued focus on all
Oct 3, 10, 24, 31
fundamentals with increased emphasis on
footwork and rallying skills. This group will
be split by coaches into levels based on
ability. Students (8-10yrs) will use the lower
compression green balls, in accordance with the
USTA guidelines. Thursdays Savitar Coaches
3:15 - 4:15pm
HS Tennis Courts
7 classes
Sep 7, 14, 21, 28 $231.00
Oct 5, 26
Nov 2

10.30 – 12pm
HS Tennis Courts
7 classes
Sep 9, 16, 23, 30 $231.00
Oct 7, 28
Nov 4

BASEBALL ACADEMY
Baseball Academy (8U & 10U)
The Eagle Club Baseball Academy is our training Saturday Baseball
program for new and developing baseball players Mornings Academy
to prepare them for the next level of baseball and (Time TBA) Coaches
our club teams. The academy is also for experienced
baseball players looking to further hone their skills. 7 classes HS Baseball Field
The academy consist of 7 sessions (in Season 1 & Sep 9,16,23,30
2 only) that incorporate a lesson based curriculum, Oct 14,28 $375.00
regular training in all aspects of the game and Nov 4
regular inter-squad scrimmages that focus on
implementing developed skills into a game setting.
T-BALL
Eagle T-Ball – Ages 4-6

Saturdays Coach Danny
Eagle T-Ball is now offered during seasons 1, 2 and 9:00 - 10:30am Chan
3. Each season will consist of 7 sessions where Eagle
coaches will implement “FUNdamentals” based 7 classes MS Playfield
sessions that incorporates fun whilst developing Sep 9, 16, 23, 30
the 4 main fundamentals of baseball & softball. Oct 7, 28 $254.00
Combining skill development with fun ensures Nov 4
children develop a love of sport. Parent involvement
is key as this is the perfect platform for moms and
dads to spend time with their children.
1. Throwing
2. Catching
3. Hitting (with a bat)
4. Running (speed and agility)

basketball
Development G1 to G5 G1 to G5 Fastbreak
Mondays
Introductory basketball programs for beginner 3.15 - 4.15pm ES Gym C&D
& intermediate players using age appropriate
basketballs and basket heights. 7 classes $320.00
Sep 11,18, 25
Program emphasizes the basic fundamentals Oct 2, 9, 23, 30
of basketball: footwork, ball-handling, passing,
shooting and lay-ups.
Basic contests and games are introduced to KG, G1-2, G3-5 Fast Break
reinforce the fundamentals and add a level of fun. Saturdays
ES Gym C&D
All new players receive a free t-shirt as part of the
registration fee. KG - 9 -10 am
G1-2 - 10 -11 am
G3-5 - 11 - 12.30 $366.00
$366.00
S1 - 8 classes $549.00
S2 - 8 classes
Aug. 19, 26
Sept. 2, 9, 16,
23, 30
Oct. 7, 21, 28
Nov. 4, 11, 18
Dec. 2, 9, 16
Full-Season Competitive 5x5 League Full Semester Fast Break

Play for 11&U players program from
14 Aug - 10 Dec ES Gym C&D
This program is only offered to Grades 3-5, and is Fees exclude
based upon year of birth and level of basketball game fee &
skill and experience. uniform
11&U - Girls
Mondays $961.00
* Please note dates. 4.30 - 6.00 pm
11&U - Boys
Fridays $961.00
4.30 - 6.00 pm

soccer
Tots Kickers Euro Soccer
(Season Date: 14 Aug to 13 Oct 2017) (Boys & Girls)
Age 4 to 6 ES Field
The game of soccer can be broken down
into nine simple categories of development Mondays $270.00
which encompass every aspect of the game- 3.15 - 4.15pm
passing, ball control, dribbling, shooting,
individual and collective defending, 7 classes
heading, crossing and goalkeeping. Aug 21, 28
Sep 11,18,25
Oct 2,9
Euro Soccer Academy delivers a complete
elementary school activity program that
provides students the opportunity to
learn basic soccer skills in a series of fun- U9 to U12 Euro Soccer
based activities and small-sided games. 4.30 - 6.00pm
ES Field
Mondays
Our program also features the following: 7 classes $270.00
Technical - individual and functional/position- Aug 21,28
specific skills training. Sep 11,18,25
Oct 2,9
Tactics - Individual awareness, small and large
group tactics.
Physical - Soccer-specific strength, speed, and U9 to U12
endurance development as well as nutrition Euro Soccer
4.30 - 6.00 pm
education. ES Field
Psychological - Relationship development and Wednesdays
mental conditioning, life skills. 9 classes $347.00
Aug 16,23,30
Sep 6,13,20,27
Oct 4,11
* Please note dates.
U9 to U12 Euro Soccer

4.30 - 6.00 pm
ES Field
Fridays
6 classes $231.00
Aug 18,25
Sep 8,15,29
Oct 6

volleyball
Volleyball 10U - Grades 3 & 4 Saturdays Coach: Bojan
10:00 -11:30am Mirkovic
This is an introductory program for players to
become familiar with volleyball and to develop the 7 classes HS Gym 1
necessary skills to play, such as, bumping, footwork Sep 9, 16, 23, 30
and movement delivered through age appropriate Oct 7, 28 $520.00
mini-volleyball games that emphasise fun. No Nov 4
experience necessary.
Volleyball 12U - Grades 5 Saturdays Coach: Bojan

11:30 - 1:00pm Mirkovic
This is an introductory program for players to
become familiar with volleyball and to develop the 7 classes HS Gym 1
necessary skills to play, such as, setting and bumping, Sep 9, 16, 23, 30
footwork and movement delivered through age Oct 7, 28 $520.00
appropriate mini-volleyball games that emphasise Nov 4
fun. No experience necessary.
cheer leading
Grades 1-5
Mon & Wed SAFL - Eagle Club
Cheerleading adds more excitement to the SAFL 3.15 - 4.15pm Football
football games with energetic cheerleaders. The
cheerleaders are at every game and at the end of To request
the season, each team performs a well-rehearsed for more
routine during half-time. American Conference information
Cheerleaders are prepared by our World & registration
Conference Cheerleader mentors and supervised please write to:
by an adult team mom volunteer. Games are
played on Saturday mornings at 8:30am, all at SAS. info@safl.sg
Pompoms and uniforms are provided.

flag football
Grades 2-4
Our youth flag American football Twice a week SAFL - Eagle Club
program is designed to develop athletic 3.15 - 4.15 pm Football
skills, promote healthy exercise and an
understanding of the game of football To request for $150.00
that will lead to a lifetime appreciation more information &
and enjoyment of the sport. Practices and registration please
games are conducted in a SAFE, structured write to:
and inclusive setting. Flag football is open
info@safl.sg
to both boys and girls in 2nd, 3rd and 4th
grade.
In this program, children will be taught

proper techniques and game strategies,
will improve and build upon those
techniques in weekly practices, and will
be given an opportunity to showcase their
new abilities in scheduled games that are
centered on positive encouragement,
inclusion and sportsmanship.
Participants are strongly encouraged to

purchase and wear a mouth guard to
both practices and games.

american league football
Grades 4-6
Our youth American football program is designed Twice a week SAFL - Eagle
to develop athletic skills, promote healthy exercise 4.15 - 6.00 pm Club Football
and an understanding of the game of football that
will lead to a lifetime appreciation and enjoyment of $600.00
the sport. This program is full contact and practices To request
and games are conducted in a safer, structured and for more
inclusive setting. Youth football is open all boys and information
girls who are between the ages of 9 and 12 and are & registration
under 150 lbs (68kg). Movement between programs please write to:
can and may occur based on size, skill and experience
to ensure the most positive experience possible. info@safl.sg
In this program, players will be taught proper

techniques and game strategies, will improve and build
upon those techniques in weekly practices, and will be
given an opportunity to showcase their new abilities
in scheduled games that are centered on positive
encouragement, inclusion and sportsmanship. New
players are more than welcome.
Fee includes participation in the program, equipment

and uniforms. Other required items, such as shoes,
mouthpieces and practice clothing are not included.
Any optional International travel costs and fees
are extra and NOT included in this fee. They will
participate in a 6 game season with games taking
place on Saturday afternoons. The season takes place
from the 15th of August until the end of October. Put
your game face on, and Let’s Play!

SINGAPORE AMERICAN SCHOOL
40 Woodlands Street 41, Singapore 738547
EAA OffiCE:
Phone: (65) 6360-6282 Or Email us at EAAINFO@sas.edu.sg
CSA OffiCE:
Phone: (65) 6360-6513 Or Email us at sas-csa@sas.edu.sg
CPE Registration Number: 196400340R
Registration Period: 22 June 2011 to 21 June 2017
Accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)

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• A placement in an activity or class is not secured until payment is successfully completed.

• Registration for additional EAA classes starts at 10:00 am on August 18 until

• Registration closes on August 23 at 8:00 pm. No regular registrations will be accepted

• All listed prices in this brochure are inclusive of 7% GST.

• A system generated registration confirmation email will be sent to parents after

• Any changes or transfers to a different class or activity after registration is confirmed

• Please remember, participation in after-school activities is considered a privilege,

Hip Hop G1-2 Soccer KG Volleyball KG Soccer KG Volleyball KG

Junior Game G1-2 Volleyball G1 Soccer G1 Volleyball G1 Soccer G1

Basketball G2 Rugby/Touch G2 Basketball G2 Rugby/Touch G2

Art Inspired G2 Greeting Cards G2 Piano for G1-2

Little Star K-2 Taekwondo G1-2 Karate K-2

Karate K-2 Fit for Life G1 Taekwondo K-2

Perceptual KG Creativity Lab K-1 Perceptual KG

Hand-sewing G2 Reader’s G1-2 Creativity Lab G1-2

Mark Making K-1 Food with G1 Little Cooks KG

LEGO® Club G1-2 Social Skills for G1-2 STEM G2

Little KG Minecraft for G1-2

Minecraft for G1-2

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Robotics G4-5 Track/CC G4 Girls Softball G4 Track/CC G4 Girls Softball G4

Music & Beginner

Stand Up G4-5 Chinese Junior G3-5

Learn to Learn to Tennis Ages Learn to Learn to

Tennis Ages Ages

6 Community Sports & Activities

Basketball 11U Soccer 9U & Soccer 9U &

Soccer 9U & Cheerleading G3-5

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• It is recommended that all students participating in an outdoor activity should

• Parents are expected to pick up their children by 4:25 p.m.

• Parents are expected to notify the EAA office by email at eaainfo@sas.edu.sg or by

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Eagle pathway activities

DEBATE MODEL UNITED NATIONS

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Magical Musical Santa’s Workshop

With candy cane love and a bowl full of jello,

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Art Inspired by Literature Tuesdays Ms. Cuthbert &

Greeting Cards Maker Station

Sketchbook Club – 3rd/4th grade

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Art with a Chinese American Spin

Art Masters - 3rd/4th/5th grade

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ArtScents - 3rd/4th/5th grade

Little Star Ballet – KG/1st/2nd grade

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Tuesdays Ms. Yenny

Tap Dancing – 3rd/4th grade

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Irish Dance Beginners

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* We may have an extended rehearsal on November

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*This course repeats in season two with the same

Acting for Theater – 4th/5th grade

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