After-School Activities
Southfield School encourages students to discover their passions inside and outside the classroom. Whether exploring an early interest in civic leadership or budding talent in art, our students find and enjoy many opportunities through clubs.
In addition to athletics , there are a variety of after-school activities available for Southfield students, and we continue to enhance our program offerings as we identify interest from our students.
Weekly Clubs
Current Southfield Students Only
Snack Provided • Register Early – Club Sizes are Limited!
** Carpool pickup for clubs is in front of the middle school building.
Lego Club
October 16 – November 27 (Mondays): $125
1st – 4th Grade • 3:15 – 4:15 pm • Café
Come build your imagination with Coach Calhoun! Children will have unlimited Legos at their disposal to build anything and everything! The sky is the limit in this fun-filled club where students will create with Legos and learn how to make stop-motion videos! Includes snacks.
Club Coordinator: Amy Calhoun
Maximum Capacity: 20
Dance Club
October 17 – December 5 (Tuesdays): $100
PS4 – Kindergarten • 3:15 – 3:45 pm • Kytle Theater
Come join Miss Ariel for a creative movement dance class. Your child will learn various dance techniques and learn how to express themselves through movement. In this club, you will get to watch your child’s creativity flourish.
Club Coordinator: Ariel Sepulvado
Maximum Capacity: 8
Robotics Club – Builder’s Choice
October 19 – November 30 (Thursdays): $110
4th – 8th Grade • 3:15 – 4:15 pm • Kytle
Want to see what robotics is all about? Southfield’s Robotics Club will provide 4th – 8th grade students with the opportunity to learn, build, and program Lego EV3 robots. Students will work in small groups to complete projects and games created specifically for Lego EV3. They can choose from several designs to try out. Through the design process, students will develop engineering and coding skills while building and programming their robots.
**Students will not be able to take their robots home as all parts will be reused from session to session. **
Club Coordinator: Genevieve Saulter
Maximum Capacity: 16
Good Vibes Tribe
October 17 – November 28 (Tuesdays): $100
5th – 8th Grades • 3:15 – 4:15 pm • Mrs. Susie’s Classroom
Promoting happiness, through games, projects, and service to our family and school community. Activities will include but are not limited to: ice breakers, service projects, creating a happiness album, light gardening, gratitude journaling, mindfulness activities, and promoting peer positivity
Club Coordinator: Susie Collier
Maximum Capacity: 20
Dance Club
October 19 – November 30 (Thursdays): $125
1st – 5th Grade • 3:15 – 3:45 pm • Kytle Theater
Come join Miss Ariel for a creative movement dance class. Your child will learn various dance techniques and learn how to express themselves through movement. In this club, you will get to watch your child’s creativity flourish.
Club Coordinator: Ariel Sepulvado
Maximum Capacity: 10
Pokemon Club
October 17 – November 28 (Tuesdays): $100
1st – 4th Grades • 3:15 – 4:15 pm • Café
Share your love of Pokémon and sports cards with your Southfield friends! Students will come together to view and trade cards while socializing with their friends and Coach Calhoun. Cost includes a starter kit of 10 mixed Pokémon and sports cards followed by 2 bonus cards per week. There will also be free weekly raffles for “high dollar” cards.
Club Coordinator: Amy Calhoun
Maximum Capacity: 20
Expressions in Watercolor
October 19 – November 30 (THURSDAYS): $125
4th – 8th Grade • 3:15 – 3:45 • Lower School Art Room
Join Mrs. Eaton for 6 weeks of Expressions in Watercolor. The artist will have the opportunity to paint a variety of cool subjects using and learning different techniques with watercolor
Club Coordinator: Connie Eaton
Maximum Capacity: 17
Crazy 8s Math Club
October 16 – December 4 (Mondays): $120
3rd – 6th Grade • 3:15 – 4:15 • Middle School 5th Grade Science Lab
Crazy 8s is a math club unlike any other! It offers unique, high-energy math activities that appeal to kids of all math abilities. Each week, we will explore activities like Glow-in-the-Dark Geometry, Bouncy Dice Explosion, and Pirate Treasure Hunt. Students will get to take home materials used in class as well as some cool gadgets.
Club Coordinator: Leah Thelen
Maximum Capacity: 15
Enriching Experiences
Enriching Experiences will range from 1 to 3 days, depending on the planned activity.
Experiences range in age for students in Kindergarten – 8th Grade • Snack Provided • Register Early – Session Sizes are Limited!
Stage Make-up Character Look: Witch or Warlock Experience with Ms. Young
Thursday, October 19th: $60
5th – 8th Grade • 3:15 – 5:00 pm • Commons
Are you ready for Halloween? Want to get into the spirit and join in on a spooky theatrical makeup experience with Mrs. Young? Well, look no further! You may be a seasoned make-up artist or have never applied makeup. Either way, you will have a hair-raising time!
Join Ms. Young in this after-school experience where you will learn how to apply stage makeup and transform your normal day look into a wicked witch or warlock character. This two-hour experience will start with a simple how to apply a base color and contour for your theatrical look and an easy step-by-step elemental add-on until your character look is achieved. At the end of our experience, we will do our finishing touches and segway to a quick, staged photo shoot of your finished character look.
Space is limited so sign up now! You will receive a laminated color copy of your photo of your fabulous character creation?
Club Coordinator: Courtney Young
Maximum Capacity: 20
Stage Make-up Character Look: Witch or Warlock Experience with Ms. Young
Friday, October 20th: $60
1st – 5th Grade • 3:15 – 5:00 pm • Commons
Are you ready for Halloween? Want to get into the spirit and join in on a spooky theatrical makeup experience with Mrs. Young? Well, look no further! You may be a seasoned make-up artist or have never applied makeup. Either way, you will have a hair-raising time!
Join Ms. Young in this after-school experience where you will learn how to apply stage makeup and transform your normal day look into a wicked witch or warlock character. This two-hour experience will start with a simple how to apply a base color and contour for your theatrical look and an easy step-by-step elemental add-on until your character look is achieved. At the end of our experience, we will do our finishing touches and segway to a quick, staged photo shoot of your finished character look.
Space is limited so sign up now! You will receive a laminated color copy of your photo of your fabulous character creation?
Club Coordinator: Courtney Young
Maximum Capacity: 20
FX Face Experience
Thursday, November 9th: $60
5th – 8th Grade • 3:15 – 5:00 pm • Commons
Have you ever wondered how professional makeup artists transform ordinary actors into aliens or make them look old? Ms. Young will teach you how to create fabulous special effects looks using makeup, water-based paints, brushes, and stipple sponges. Those who sign up for the FX FACES experience will learn basic techniques to create an FX FACE of their choice, such as an aging face (grandpa or ma), fantastic fish, mad scientist, alien, or three-eyed ghoul. This step-by-step instruction is ideal for artists of all skill levels.
Club Coordinator: Courtney Young
Maximum Capacity: 20
FX Face Experience
FRIDAY, November 10th: $60
1st – 4th Grade • 3:15 – 5:00 pm • Commons
Have you ever wondered how professional makeup artists transform ordinary actors into aliens or make them look old? Ms. Young will teach you how to create fabulous special effects looks using makeup, water-based paints, brushes, and stipple sponges. Those who sign up for the FX FACES experience will learn basic techniques to create an FX FACE of their choice, such as an aging face (grandpa or ma), fantastic fish, mad scientist, alien, or three-eyed ghoul. This step-by-step instruction is ideal for artists of all skill levels.
Club Coordinator: Courtney Young
Maximum Capacity: 20
The Elf Experience
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4th: $75
5th – 8th Grade • 3:15 – 5:00 pm • Commons
The North Pole needs your help during the most wonderful time of the year! Sign Up to join our Elf Experience. Elves spread cheer, make cookies, feed the reindeer, and trim the trees and they try to stick to four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup. Led by Mrs. Young, we’ll transform into elves and work in Southfield’s Workshop. We’ll play some holiday music and give out elf hats and glitter so you can “elf-a-fie” yourself. After a quick elf dance party, we’ll get to work making magic reindeer food with a printed poem to take home. Our elves can also participate in a gumdrop engineering project. We might even have a snowball fight, but we’ll definitely have some fun elfing around!
Club Coordinator: Courtney Young
Maximum Capacity: 20
The Elf Experience
Tuesday, DECEMBER 5th: $75
1st – 5th Grade • 3:15 – 5:00 pm • Commons
The North Pole needs your help during the most wonderful time of the year! Sign Up to join our Elf Experience. Elves spread cheer, make cookies, feed the reindeer, and trim the trees and they try to stick to four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup. Led by Mrs. Young, we’ll transform into elves and work in Southfield’s Workshop. We’ll play some holiday music and give out elf hats and glitter so you can “elf-a-fie” yourself. After a quick elf dance party, we’ll get to work making magic reindeer food with a printed poem to take home. Our elves can also participate in a gumdrop engineering project. We might even have a snowball fight, but we’ll definitely have some fun elfing around!
Club Coordinator: Courtney Young
Maximum Capacity: 20
The Elf Experience
Friday, DECEMBER 1st: $75
Kindergarten • 3:15 – 5:00 pm • Commons
The North Pole needs your help during the most wonderful time of the year! Sign Up to join our Elf Experience. Elves spread cheer, make cookies, feed the reindeer, and trim the trees and they try to stick to four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup. Led by Mrs. Young, we’ll transform into elves and work in Southfield’s Workshop. We’ll play some holiday music and give out elf hats and glitter so you can “elf-a-fie” yourself. After a quick elf dance party, we’ll get to work making magic reindeer food with a printed poem to take home. Our elves can also participate in a gumdrop engineering project. We might even have a snowball fight, but we’ll definitely have some fun elfing around!
Club Coordinator: Courtney Young
Maximum Capacity: 10
