Redwood Day allows students to explore talents and interests outside the school curriculum. Instructors are dedicated educators from within the school community and the greater Bay Area.
ENROLLMENT
Everyone must register online through UltraCamp. Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to cancellation if minimum enrollments are not met. If a class does not meet its minimum enrollment and is canceled, families will be notified and reimbursed for the class.
CHANGES/CANCELLATIONS
In order to provide some flexibility in our programs, all classes may be canceled after the first week with a full refund. Unfortunately, after our second class, we will not be able to provide any refunds for classes. Please note that there will be a cancellation fee of 3% charged for all refunds. This fee is meant to cover the related credit card charges that are charged to the School for the initial payment processing
BILLING
Students attending enrichment classes must sign in to X-Care at dismissal. In order to sign up for our enrichment offerings at the rate listed, you need to be enrolled in our X-Care or X-Plus program. Students enrolled in the hourly X-Care/X-Plus time will be billed for any time spent in X-Care before or after their enrichment class but not during class time. If you are not enrolled in X-Care or X-Plus you may not be able to enroll when classes are available in UltraCamp.
If you are looking to utilize your discounted tuition rate for our after-school program registration, enter your student’s information in the format of First InitialLast Name for the discount code [e.g., John Smith would be JSmith]. There are no spaces or hyphens in your discount code.
REGISTRATION
Register through UltraCamp by clicking the button below.
Session Dates
No classes will be held on conference days, in-service days, school holidays, or school vacations, and all class dates are listed in the registration information for each course.
FALL - 9/8/25 - 12/19/25
WINTER - 1/6/26 - 3/18/26
SPRING - 3/23/26 - 6/5/26
| Monday |
Jr. Tennis Students learn stroke fundamentals: forehands, backhands, and the basics of rallying then incorporate what they learned into beginning games like Ghostbusters, Angry Birds Tennis, and Skyball. This class is great for beginner Tennis players. If you have a racket feel free to bring it! But no need to have one to join. Tennis Students learn stroke fundamentals: forehands, backhands, and the basics of rallying then incorporate what they learned into beginning games like Ghostbusters, Angry Birds Tennis, and Skyball. This class is great for all Tennis players, beginners or those with more experience. If you have a racket feel free to bring it! But no need to have one to join. Sewing (Grades 3-5) Students will learn to design and sew a fashion project over the course of the trimester. They will learn to safely operate a professional sewing machine and iron, read a sewing pattern, and illustrate their designs. Class will emphasize design creativity and garment construction skill-building in a positive and patient learning environment. All of the materials will be provided including high-quality fabrics, threads, and personalized embroidery. There will be a new project each trimester! Sewing (grades 3-8) Students will learn to design and sew a fashion project over the course of the trimester. They will learn to safely operate a professional sewing machine and iron, read a sewing pattern, and illustrate their designs. Class will emphasize design creativity and garment construction skill-building in a positive and patient learning environment. All of the materials will be provided including high-quality fabrics, threads, and personalized embroidery. There will be a new project each trimester! |
| Tuesday |
Jr. Chess Immerse yourself in the exciting world of chess! Chess is fun and can be learned quickly and easily! Studies have found that chess helps improve test results in reading, science, and math, and produces growth in critical cognitive skills. Beyond academia, chess influences social behavior including self esteem, respect for others, patience, and good sportsmanship. And did we mention: it’s FUN! Chess Immerse yourself in the exciting world of chess! Chess is fun and can be learned quickly and easily! Studies have found that chess helps improve test results in reading, science, and math, and produces growth in critical cognitive skills. Beyond academia, chess influences social behavior including self-esteem, respect for others, patience, and good sportsmanship. And did we mention… it’s FUN! Write and Wonder Students bring their big ideas to life through poems, short stories, graphic-novel pages, and creative photo-stories! Each session blends engaging mini-lessons with hands-on time to experiment, write, and share. They practice key writing skills, explore new ways to express themselves, and build confidence in their storytelling. This joyful, supportive class is the perfect space for curious minds to develop creativity, literacy, and a love of writing. Math Olympiad |
| Wednesday |
Explorations in Drawing (Grades K-1) Students will explore the magic of what drawing can be in this hands-on class! Each week we will experiment with a new idea, technique or material to see what we make, playing with realistic drawing techniques, cartooning, character design, color, printmaking, mixed media and so much more. This class is great for students who want to explore their creativity on paper! Explorations in Drawing (Grades 3-5) Students will explore the magic of what drawing can be in this hands-on class! Each week we will experiment with a new idea, technique or material to see what we make, playing with realistic drawing techniques, cartooning, character design, color, printmaking, mixed media and so much more. This class is great for students who want to explore their creativity on paper! Gardening Crystal and Rock Exploration Embark on a sparkling adventure! In this enchanting series, students will dive into the magical world of crystals and minerals, discovering their unique properties and how they promote the flow of good energy for physical and emotional well-being. With hands-on activities, kids will not only enhance their creative skills by painting stones but also explore the incredible benefits that crystals can bring to their lives. This captivating experience will also unveil secrets from Earth's ancient past, as rocks hold the answers to our planet's history and evolution. Through interactive learning, students will uncover how the Earth has transformed over time, making this journey both educational and inspiring. Perfect for young geologists and artists alike, this series is a treasure trove of wonder and discovery! |
| Thursday |
The Color Lab STEM + Art Exploration for Kindergarten
The Color Lab is bright, messy, wonder-filled fun—perfect for curious kindergarteners ready to think, explore, and create! Jr. Cooking Cooking LEGO Club In Lego Club, students will learn about building techniques. They will engage in building challenges and watch videos about creations other builders have made. There will also be ample free build time. |
| Friday |
Jiu Jitsu (Kindergarten) Become a martial artist with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt Professor Liz. This self-defense martial art teaches students about respect, discipline, and dedication. Classes are driven by each student's participation. All levels are welcome to join as we focus on body awareness and building healthy relationships. Jiu Jitsu (Grades 1-3) Become a martial artist with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt Professor Liz. This self-defense martial art teaches students about respect, discipline, and dedication. Classes are driven by each student's participation. All levels are welcome to join as we focus on body awareness and building healthy relationships. Carpentry (Grades 1-3) Kids Carpentry is returning to Redwood Day to offer carpentry programming on site after school. This program is designed to teach students the safe-use of hand tools and general woodworking skills. Through a sequence of projects, the young carpenters gain the skill and competence to complete increasingly more complicated projects. From boats to bird feeders, doll furniture, clocks, games, airplanes, and many more, the kids have a wide range of projects to choose from besides designing and building according to their own needs and imagination for the veteran carpenter. Carpentry (Grades 3-5) Kids Carpentry is returning to Redwood Day to offer carpentry programming on site after school. This program is designed to teach students the safe-use of hand tools and general woodworking skills. Through a sequence of projects, the young carpenters gain the skill and competence to complete increasingly more complicated projects. From boats to bird feeders, doll furniture, clocks, games, airplanes, and many more, the kids have a wide range of projects to choose from besides designing and building according to their own needs and imagination for the veteran carpenter. |