2024 - 25 WALTON AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM

2024-25 After School Program Calendar

Program Offerings


Please register on the fundraising page if you are interested!

Registration dates are as follows:
SPRING 2025 - February 14 - 24​
All K-2, K-5, 1-5 & 2-5 Programs - Friday, Feb 14 @ 10am
Grade 3-5 Programs - Friday, Feb 14 @ 12:30pm

NOTE: Waiting list is not for registration and only to be used when a program is full.

 Programs for Spring 2025

Monday - Apr 7,14,28, May 5,12,26 and Jun 9 (7 sessions)

​Multisports (K-2) by Courtskills FULL 
  •  $182/student // Location: Gym
Program focuses on a variety of sports and body coordination. It's designed to provide children with a well-rounded physical education experience. The program introduces tennis, badminton, basketball, pickle ball and activities to promote skill development, physical fitness, teamwork, and coordination.
Min: 6 & Max: 17 students
Robotics (3-5) by Robokids Available Spot: 2​​
  •  $191/student // Location: Room 107
The program is an exciting introduction of fundamental Robotics. Students will learn mechanical design, construction, programming and teamwork skills. In pairs, students will use LEGO NXT building elements, motors & sensors to build different robots, and program them with a computer to move, react, and solve challenges. This class is good for any student who is interested in Robotics, Math, and Science. Each session is one and a half hours.  
​Max: 16 students​

Tuesday - Apr 8,15,22,29, May 6,13,20,27 and Jun 3,10 (10 sessions)

​Pottery (K-2) by Rise Arts FULL ​
  •  $250/student // Location: Room 137​
A beginner clay and sculpt after school program! Students will learn & develop their skill set in hand building ceramics, explore their creativity and be sure to have a great time. Students will work with firing clay, polymer clay (oven bake) & air dry clay . Some days students will be following a step by step process led by our instructor and on other days students will have creative freedom in what they would like to create! Min: 8 & Max: 18 students
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Modelling Clay (2-5) by BaoBao Arts 
​Available Spot: 9​
  • $259/student // Location: Room 134​​​
​Students will work hands on creating clay figures and learning techniques in molding, shaping, and mixing clay to create 3d sculptures In various themes.
Min: 5 & Max: 20 students

Wednesday -Apr 9,16,23,30, May 7,14,21,28 and Jun 4,11 (10 sessions)

Art Club (K-2) by Rise Arts  Available Spot: 11 ​​​
  • $245/student // Location: Room 130​
Calling all kiddos who have a love for art! Students will have a go at various visual arts disciplines. Projects will include painting, watercolours, drawing, sculpting, crafting , sticker making and more.
Min: 8 & Max: 24 students
Chess ​(1-5) by After School Life  NEW  FULL ​​
  • $198/student // Location: Room 128
Strategic Thinking
Our chess club helps students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and strategic planning skills through the timeless game of chess.
Personalized Coaching
Dedicated coaches provide individualized attention to help each student, from beginners to advanced players, improve their chess abilities.
Friendly Competition
Regular chess tournaments allow participants to test their skills, build confidence, and experience the thrill of friendly competition.
Min: 10 & Max: 24 students

 Thursday - Apr 10,17,24, May 8,15,22,29 and Jun 5,12 (9 sessions)

Hip Hop (K-2) by Rise Arts  Available Spot: 13​​​
  • $221/student // Location: Gym
The dance club is made for kids who love to move and dance to a beat! Classes will include a dynamic warm-up, stretch and lead into choreography.
Min: 8 & Max: 24 students
Painting & Drawing (K-2) by Rise Arts Available Spot: 11
  • ​$221/student // Location: Room 129
Students will learn various drawing, sketching and painting techniques. Throughout the season, students will use various materials and paints to finish off pieces they will be proud to take home! Min: 8 & Max: 24 students
Abacus (2-5) by UCMAS Coquitlam NEW Available Spot: 14 ​​​
  • $235/student // Location: Room 144
The UCMAS abacus mental math program is designed to inculcate a love for learning in children. By understanding math concepts through Abacus beads, the engagement gives the ability for children to adapt different learning styles that activate both the creative logical sides of the brain. Abacus math is a fun way to discover numbers & calculations. As a result, children have fun with numbers and develop several abilities like concentration, memory, observation, and many more with interactive learning styles. Min: 15 & Max: 25 students.

Friday  - Apr 11, May 2,9,16,23,30 and Jun 6,13 (8 sessions)

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Recycled Art (K-2) by BaoBao Arts NEW
FULL​
  • ​$191/student // Location: Room 127​​​
​Students will explore making art using materials such as cardboard, scrap paper, plastic bottles, and found objects. By reusing materials students will reimagine art in new and interesting ways.
Min: 5 & Max: 15 students​
Tennis (3-5) by Courtskills Available Spot: 4 ​
  • $208/student // Location: Gym ​
Participants will be exposed to a fun, no contact sport that enhances a variety of skills. Tennis improves physical skills such as agility, coordination, and speed. Development of problem solving abilities and tactical thinking will yield sharper learning skills to benefit students in the classroom. Working in teams as well as competing against each other enables social intelligence by promoting teamwork and sportsmanship. Court Skills aims to empower its participants to reach their potential on and off the court. 
Min: 6 & Max: 17 students

2024-2025 Programs

Program Description

ARTS

 Art Club (K-2) by Rise Arts ​​​
  • Spring 2025 (Wed) Apr 9,16,23,30, May 7,14,21,28 and Jun 4,11 (10 sessions)
  • Fall 2024
Calling all kiddos who have a love for art! Students will have a go at various visual arts disciplines. Projects will include painting, watercolours, drawing, sculpting, crafting , sticker making and more.
Min: 8 & Max: 24 students
​Pottery (K-2) by Rise Arts
  • Spring 2025 (Tues) Apr 8,15,22,29, May 6,13,20,27 and Jun 3,10 (10 sessions)
  • Winter 2025 (Wed) Jan 15,22,29, Feb 5,12,19,26 and Mar 5 (8 sessions) -$201/student // Location: Room 135
A beginner clay and sculpt after school program! Students will learn & develop their skill set in hand building ceramics, explore their creativity and be sure to have a great time. Students will work with firing clay, polymer clay (oven bake) & air dry clay . Some days students will be following a step by step process led by our instructor and on other days students will have creative freedom in what they would like to create!
​Min: 8 & Max: 18 students
Graffiti Arts (2-5) by After School Life NEW
  • Winter 2025 (Wed) Jan 15,22,29, Feb 5,12,19,26 and Mar 5 (8 sessions) - $175/student // Location: Room 150​
​Creativity and Expression
​Graffiti art provides a unique platform for children to express their ideas and unleash their different style of creativity.
Technical Skills
Learn the art of street painting, mastering different techniques, and developing a personal style.
Min: 12 & Max: 24 students
Creative Mixed Media Drawing (K-2) by BaoBao Arts  NEW
  • Fall 2024 
The fun art class for your young ones. We will be exploring colours, using our big eyes to see the wonders of the world and working hands on crafting and drawing!
Min: 5 & Max: 18 students
Modelling Clay (2-5) by BaoBao Arts​
  • Spring 2025 (Tues) Apr 8,15,22,29, May 6,13,20,27 and Jun 3,10 (10 sessions)​
  • Winter 2025 (Thurs) Jan 16,23,30 and Feb 6,13,20,27 (7 sessions) - $182/student // Location: Room 144​
​Students will work hands on creating clay figures and learning techniques in molding, shaping, and mixing clay to create 3d sculptures In various themes.
Min: 5 & Max: 20 students
After School Kids Club (K-2) by Coquitlam Recreational Centre NEW
  • ​Winter 2025 (Mon) Jan 13,20, Feb 3, 10,24 and Mar 3 (6 sessions) - $62.70/studednt // Location: Room 162 (Walton Elementary School)
​This program combines active play with art, science, and fun team-building activities! Time may be spent outdoors, weather permitting.
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**SPECIAL REGISTRATION ARRANGEMENT**
Course ID: 00176472
**Parent needs to have an active Xplor Account for registration. If you don't have it, please register before Nov 22, 2024.**
2 ways to register:
  • Registration goes through Coquitlam Recreation Registration Page. Recreation Registration | Coquitlam, BC (Click here). Put the course ID in the serach engine OR search the program under "Child" Category and select "After School Programs"
  • ​Call 604-927-4386 with the course ID
Min: 10 & Max: 20 students
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VISUAL ARTS

Painting & Drawing (K-2) by Rise Arts
  • Spring 2025 (Thurs) Apr 10,17,24, May 8,15,22,29 and Jun 5,12 (9 sessions) 
  • Winter 2025 (Tues) Jan 14,21,28, Feb 4,11,18,25 and Mar 4 ​(8 sessions) - $196/student // Location - Room 127
Students will learn various drawing, sketching and painting techniques. Throughout the season, students will use various materials and paints to finish off pieces they will be proud to take home!
Min: 8 & Max: 24 students
Comic & Anime (2-5) by BaoBao Arts NEW
** Changed the age group to Grade 2-5**
  • Winter 2025 (Fri) Jan 17,24,31, Feb 7,14,21 and Mar 7 (7 sessions) - $167/student // Location: Room 158​
​Students will explore and learn the foundation to drawing comic/anime characters. A leading teacher will guide students through different processes to creating faces, body movement, and unique styles to different character design.
Min: 5 & Max: 20 students
Watercolour Painting (2-5) by BaoBao Arts NEW​​
  • Fall 2024 ​
  • Winter 2025 (Tues) Jan 14,21,28, Feb 4,11,18,25 and Mar 4 (8 sessions) - $191/student // Location: Room 129​
​In this class students will learn about colour theory, the use of water and how water can create different effects of paint style. Students will work through different themed projects such as how to paint still life, scenery, and more.
Min: 5 & Max: 15 students
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Recycled Art (K-2) by BaoBao Arts NEW​
  • ​Spring 2025 (Fri) Apr 11, May 2,9,16,23,30 and Jun 6,13 (8 sessions)​​​
​Students will explore making art using materials such as cardboard, scrap paper, plastic bottles, and found objects. By reusing materials students will reimagine art in new and interesting ways.
Min: 5 & Max: 15 students

PERFORMING ARTS

Mandarin Choir (K-5) by BaoBao Arts​
  • Fall 2024 ​​
Mandarin choir class, where young voices blossom and harmonies soar! Founded with a passion for nurturing musical talent and fostering a love for singing. This class will combine both Mandarin and English songs so students get a variety of genres to explore.
Min: 5 & Max: 30 students

DANCE

Breakdance (K-2) by Rise Arts NEW
  • Winter 2025 (Thurs) Jan 16,23,30 and Feb 6,13,20,27 (7 sessions) - $172/student // Location: Gym
​Join our high-energy Breakdancing program where kids can express themselves through movement and music! Each session includes a dynamic warm-up, engaging dance games, and activities to build coordination and rhythm. Students will learn beginner breakdance moves and hip-hop grooves, and work together on fun choreography. Perfect for young dancers looking to explore the world of breakdancing in a supportive and exciting environment.
Min: 8 & Max: 24 students
Hip Hop (K-2) by Rise Arts ​
  • Fall 2024 ​
  • Spring 2025 (Thurs) Apr 10,17,24, May 8,15,22,29 and Jun 5,12 (9 sessions)
The dance club is made for kids who love to move and dance to a beat! Classes will include a dynamic warm-up, stretch and lead into choreography.
Min: 8 & Max: 24 students

LEARN & DISCOVER

Stay Safe (4-5) by First Aid Hero NEW
  • Winter 2025 (Mon) Jan 13,20, Feb 3 and 10 (4 sessions) - $72/student // Location: Music Room​
How to stay safe at home and within the community. Preparing for and recognizing unexpected situations Basic First Aid skills and more! There will only be 4 sessions total. The students registered would need to attend every session in order to receive their Red Cross Stay Safe certificate.
​Min: 12 & Max: 25 students.
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Abacus (3-5) by UCMAS Coquitlam NEW​​
  • Fall 2024 ​
  • Spring 2025 (Thurs) Apr 10,17,24, May 8,15,22,29 and Jun 5,12 (9 sessions)
The UCMAS abacus mental math program is designed to inculcate a love for learning in children. By understanding math concepts through Abacus beads, the engagement gives the ability for children to adapt different learning styles that activate both the creative logical sides of the brain. Abacus math is a fun way to discover numbers & calculations. As a result, children have fun with numbers and develop several abilities like concentration, memory, observation, and many more with interactive learning styles. Min: 15 & Max: 25 students.
Chess (3-5) by After School Life ​
  • Fall 2024 ​
  • Spring 2025 (Wed) Apr 9,16,23,30, May 7,14,21,28 and Jun 4,11 (10 sessions)
Strategic Thinking
Our chess club helps students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and strategic planning skills through the timeless game of chess.
Personalized Coaching
Dedicated coaches provide individualized attention to help each student, from beginners to advanced players, improve their chess abilities.
Friendly Competition
Regular chess tournaments allow participants to test their skills, build confidence, and experience the thrill of friendly competition.
Min: 10 & Max: 24 students
Robotics (3-5)
  • ​Spring 2025 - TBA
The program is an exciting introduction of fundamental Robotics. Students will learn mechanical design, construction, programming and teamwork skills. In pairs, students will use LEGO NXT building elements, motors & sensors to build different robots, and program them with a computer to move, react, and solve challenges. This class is good for any student who is interested in Robotics, Math, and Science. Each session is one and a half hours. Max: 16 students​
Program:
  • Up to 6 exciting projects;
  • Engage in 1 small contests;
  • Opportunity to work independently and cooperatively.
Creative Writing (3-5) - TBA
Explore diverse literary genres, hone your storytelling skills, and craft vivid narratives that captivate and inspire your audience. From poetry to short fiction, craft compelling characters, vivid descriptions, and gripping plotlines that bring your creative vision to life.
Min: 10 & Max: 24 students

SPORTS & SELF DEFENSE

Basketball (2-5) by Courtskills
  • Winter 2025 (Mon) Jan 13,20, Feb 3, 10,24 and Mar 3 (6 sessions) - $156/student // Location: Gym
Min: 6 & Max: 16 students
Lesson plan:
3:00-3:10pm: Coordination development
3:10-3:25pm: Group game tied into basketball (ie. around the world, twenty one)
3:25-3:55pm: Technical training and fundamental movements
3:55-4:05pm: Feedback and Review
4:05-415pm: Equipment clean up and takedown
Badminton (K-2) by Courtskills ​ NEW
  • Winter 2025 (Fri) Jan 17,24,31, Feb 7,14,21 and Mar 7 (7 sessions) - $182/student // Location: Gym
A fun game based introduction to the sport. Improved development is
influenced by technical play and physical abilities of the  participants. One of the important skills in badminton is agility. Agility can be achieved by improving balance and strength of the lower limb.Plyometric exercise can increase speed. 
Exercise improves the participant’s development and reduces risk of injury. 
Min: 6 & Max: 16 students
Tennis (3-5) by Courtskills
  • ​Spring 2025 (Fri) Apr 11, May 2,9,16,23,30 and Jun 6,13 (8 sessions) 
Participants will be exposed to a fun, no contact sport that enhances a variety of skills. Tennis improves physical skills such as agility, coordination, and speed. Development of problem solving abilities and tactical thinking will yield sharper learning skills to benefit students in the classroom. Working in teams as well as competing against each other enables social intelligence by promoting teamwork and sportsmanship. Court Skills aims to empower its participants to reach their potential on and off the court. 
Min: 6 & Max: 16 students
Lesson plan:
15 mins: Coordination and conditioning
30 mins: Technical production and tactical training
20 mins: Mastering technical skills with live ball situations
10 mins: Group conditioning games
10 mins: Cooldown, stretching and reflection
5 mins: Take down of courts and equipment
Multisports (K-2) by Courtskills
  • Spring 2025 (Mon) Apr 7,14,28, May 5,12,26 and Jun 9 (7 sessions)
Min: 6 & Max: 12 students
Martial Arts (K-2) by After School Life NEW
  • Fall 2024 
Our comprehensive martial arts program empowers students in grades K-8 to develop physical skills, mental discipline, and confidence. Led by experienced instructors, the program covers a range of martial arts styles tailored to different age groups and skill levels. Through structured lessons and engaging drills, participants learn fundamental techniques like strikes, blocks, and forms. The program also emphasizes the importance of respect, focus, and perseverance - qualities that translate to all aspects of life.
Min: 10 & Max: 24 students
Badminton (3-5) by Courtskills NEW
  • ​Fall 2024 
A fun game based introduction to the sport. Improved development is
influenced by technical play and physical abilities of the  participants. One of the important skills in badminton is agility. Agility can be achieved by improving balance and strength of the lower limb.Plyometric exercise can increase speed. 
Exercise improves the participant’s development and reduces risk of injury. 
Min: 6 & Max: 16 students

After School Activities

Step 1:  Register  - When you select the Register button you will be directed to our fundraising page where you can create a user account, register and pay for the Walton After School Activities. Payment is by credit card. Please register child by their 'called name'.
Step 2:  Complete Waiver  - After you complete registration, please return to this page to submit your waiver form. Waiver MUST be submitted within 48 hours of registration or your child will be automatically withdrawn and a fee of $5 will be charged. 
​Step 3:  Waiting List  -  We keep a waiting list for any program that is full. Spot may become available from time to time. To put your child on the waitlist, please click on the link.
​Step 4:  Report Absences  -  It is the parents responsibility to remind their children(s) of their enrollment and participation in the after school program. On the day of the program, all registered children(s) must gather at the gym after the bell rings and report to the volunteer. Walton PAC, program instructors, and school don't have the capabilities to search school premises for any unaccounted children(s). If your child will be absent for any reason, please fill out our absence form by 2PM on the day of the program. Please fill out this form even if your child was not at school the day of the absence. This will ensure instructors do not waste class time determining where an absent child is before starting class. 
Step 5 (optional): Volunteer - We are always seeking parent volunteers to take attendance for our programs. The volunteer time will be from 2:30 - 3PM. Without parent volunteers, we won't be able to offer and run the program successfully. Thank you for volunteering your time. We are seeking 2 parent volunteers each day.
Step 6:  Complete Feedback Form  - Please complete our feedback form once your child has completed the program. This will help us improve and provide the best programming possible for our children.
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