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Tuesday February 17, 2026
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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LEGO Adventures During February Vacation! - LEGO Adventures
Get Your LEGO Game On! Calling all builders with big imaginations! Join us during February Vacation for a full week of awesome LEGO challenges. One day you might design the tallest skyscraper in town, and the next you could be creating a wild zoo, a busy airport, or a super-strong bridge. Right Brain Curriculum instructors will mix creativity with cool real-world stories — like how airports grew from simple landing strips into huge travel hubs, or why the famous Tacoma Narrows Bridge (aka “Galloping Gertie”) collapsed. You’ll have access to a huge supply of LEGO bricks to build whatever you dream up. We’ll photograph your completed creations so you can show off your hard-earned bragging rights. Big ideas, hands-on problem-solving, and a whole lot of fun. Let’s get building!
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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RECO Robot - RECO Robot
Build and Take Home Your Own RE/CO Robot!Get ready for a hands-on mechanical adventure! In this exciting workshop, participants will build their own RE/CO Robot and take it home. Designed with tank-style tracks and an infrared sensor, this rugged robot is built to handle off-road style challenges and smart navigation.Once assembled, students can control their robot wirelessly and explore exciting modes like storytelling, dancing, singing, and beginner-friendly programming. Using simple directional commands, they’ll learn the basics of coding while guiding their robot over obstacles or letting it patrol on its own by detecting and avoiding objects.This all-in-one experience blends fun and learning, combining:
Construction with 100+ pieces
STEAM concepts using infrared sensor technology
Introductory programming skills
Creative play with a wireless remote
Perfect for curious builders and future engineers!
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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HCA February Vacation Programs - Fun in the Arts: Heroes vs Villains
Teen Wheel ThrowingDiscover the art of pottery in this hands-on, creative week designed just for teens! Whether you’re brand new to the wheel or already have some experience, this class will help you grow your skills and bring your ideas to life. Beginners will learn the fundamentals of wheel-throwing, like wedging, centering, shaping, and glazing, while returning students can challenge themselves with more advanced forms and techniques. Get ready to get your hands messy, relax into the rhythm of the wheel, and leave with pieces you’ll be proud to show off!Dates: February, 17–20Time: 9:30am-12:30pmGrades: 6-12Fun in the Arts Heroes vs. Villains Unleash your imagination this February Vacation as we dive into a world of heroes, villains, and everything in between! Over four exciting days, kids will explore both visual and performing arts—from sculpture, painting, and movement to musical theater and creative games. Each day offers a mix of hands-on art and lively group activities, all leading up to a special showcase on the final day. Our talented artist-instructors will guide students as they experiment with new techniques, express themselves creatively, and discover the power of storytelling through art.Afternoon Option for Grades 2+ During registration, participants can choose to join our Show in a Week program, focusing on stage presence, confidence, and character acting while putting together a musical mash-up of famous hero and villain songs! Those not participating in the show will continue exploring 3D visual art, using materials like cardboard, paper mâché, modeling clay, beads, and more.Grades: K-5, grouped by age for activitiesDates: February 17-20Time: 9:00am-3:00pm
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Wednesday February 18, 2026
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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LEGO Adventures During February Vacation! - LEGO Adventures
Get Your LEGO Game On! Calling all builders with big imaginations! Join us during February Vacation for a full week of awesome LEGO challenges. One day you might design the tallest skyscraper in town, and the next you could be creating a wild zoo, a busy airport, or a super-strong bridge. Right Brain Curriculum instructors will mix creativity with cool real-world stories — like how airports grew from simple landing strips into huge travel hubs, or why the famous Tacoma Narrows Bridge (aka “Galloping Gertie”) collapsed. You’ll have access to a huge supply of LEGO bricks to build whatever you dream up. We’ll photograph your completed creations so you can show off your hard-earned bragging rights. Big ideas, hands-on problem-solving, and a whole lot of fun. Let’s get building!
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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RECO Robot - RECO Robot
Build and Take Home Your Own RE/CO Robot!Get ready for a hands-on mechanical adventure! In this exciting workshop, participants will build their own RE/CO Robot and take it home. Designed with tank-style tracks and an infrared sensor, this rugged robot is built to handle off-road style challenges and smart navigation.Once assembled, students can control their robot wirelessly and explore exciting modes like storytelling, dancing, singing, and beginner-friendly programming. Using simple directional commands, they’ll learn the basics of coding while guiding their robot over obstacles or letting it patrol on its own by detecting and avoiding objects.This all-in-one experience blends fun and learning, combining:
Construction with 100+ pieces
STEAM concepts using infrared sensor technology
Introductory programming skills
Creative play with a wireless remote
Perfect for curious builders and future engineers!
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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February Vacation Fun - 1 Day Vacation Fun Day - Xtreme Craze
Hopkinton Parks & Recreation February Vacation Fun 2026!
Get ready for an action-packed week of fun and adventure! Join us for an unforgettable week of adventure and excitement as we explore thrilling destinations and create lasting memories during February vacation!You can pick and choose the days you want to come, or sign up for all 4 days!Program OverviewWhen: February 17-20Drop off/Pick up: Marathon School GymTime: 9:00am-3:00pmCost: $300 for the entire week or $85 per dayTuesday, February 17We start our week with getting to know each other and getting on board a bus so we can kick off the week with a thrilling field trip Urban Air! This indoor adventure park promises fun and excitement. We will be there from 11:00am-2:00pm, jumping around having an outstanding time. Urban Air requires a signed waiver. Waiver will be signed during registration.Wednesday, February 18We’ll be visiting XtremeCraze, a large indoor fun-center that offers bouncing in a giant inflatable “airpark,” high-energy laser tag, and a game zone with arcade games.Thursday, February 19Get ready for a fun challenge! Our group is heading to Ultimate Obstacles, New England’s largest ninja-warrior style gym. We’ll spend our time climbing, swinging, jumping and navigating a variety of obstacles set up for all ability levels.Friday, February 21End the week with a bang at Roller Kingdom for an exhilarating day of skating! We will return back to Marathon School around 12:30/1:00pm to play some fan favorite games in the gym!Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity for your child to enjoy a week of fun-filled activities! Sign up now and let the adventures begin!
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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February Vacation Fun - Full Week Registration
Hopkinton Parks & Recreation February Vacation Fun 2026!
Get ready for an action-packed week of fun and adventure! Join us for an unforgettable week of adventure and excitement as we explore thrilling destinations and create lasting memories during February vacation!You can pick and choose the days you want to come, or sign up for all 4 days!Program OverviewWhen: February 17-20Drop off/Pick up: Marathon School GymTime: 9:00am-3:00pmCost: $300 for the entire week or $85 per dayTuesday, February 17We start our week with getting to know each other and getting on board a bus so we can kick off the week with a thrilling field trip Urban Air! This indoor adventure park promises fun and excitement. We will be there from 11:00am-2:00pm, jumping around having an outstanding time. Urban Air requires a signed waiver. Waiver will be signed during registration.Wednesday, February 18We’ll be visiting XtremeCraze, a large indoor fun-center that offers bouncing in a giant inflatable “airpark,” high-energy laser tag, and a game zone with arcade games.Thursday, February 19Get ready for a fun challenge! Our group is heading to Ultimate Obstacles, New England’s largest ninja-warrior style gym. We’ll spend our time climbing, swinging, jumping and navigating a variety of obstacles set up for all ability levels.Friday, February 21End the week with a bang at Roller Kingdom for an exhilarating day of skating! We will return back to Marathon School around 12:30/1:00pm to play some fan favorite games in the gym!Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity for your child to enjoy a week of fun-filled activities! Sign up now and let the adventures begin!
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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HCA February Vacation Programs - Fun in the Arts: Heroes vs Villains
Teen Wheel ThrowingDiscover the art of pottery in this hands-on, creative week designed just for teens! Whether you’re brand new to the wheel or already have some experience, this class will help you grow your skills and bring your ideas to life. Beginners will learn the fundamentals of wheel-throwing, like wedging, centering, shaping, and glazing, while returning students can challenge themselves with more advanced forms and techniques. Get ready to get your hands messy, relax into the rhythm of the wheel, and leave with pieces you’ll be proud to show off!Dates: February, 17–20Time: 9:30am-12:30pmGrades: 6-12Fun in the Arts Heroes vs. Villains Unleash your imagination this February Vacation as we dive into a world of heroes, villains, and everything in between! Over four exciting days, kids will explore both visual and performing arts—from sculpture, painting, and movement to musical theater and creative games. Each day offers a mix of hands-on art and lively group activities, all leading up to a special showcase on the final day. Our talented artist-instructors will guide students as they experiment with new techniques, express themselves creatively, and discover the power of storytelling through art.Afternoon Option for Grades 2+ During registration, participants can choose to join our Show in a Week program, focusing on stage presence, confidence, and character acting while putting together a musical mash-up of famous hero and villain songs! Those not participating in the show will continue exploring 3D visual art, using materials like cardboard, paper mâché, modeling clay, beads, and more.Grades: K-5, grouped by age for activitiesDates: February 17-20Time: 9:00am-3:00pm
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Thursday February 19, 2026
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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LEGO Adventures During February Vacation! - LEGO Adventures
Get Your LEGO Game On! Calling all builders with big imaginations! Join us during February Vacation for a full week of awesome LEGO challenges. One day you might design the tallest skyscraper in town, and the next you could be creating a wild zoo, a busy airport, or a super-strong bridge. Right Brain Curriculum instructors will mix creativity with cool real-world stories — like how airports grew from simple landing strips into huge travel hubs, or why the famous Tacoma Narrows Bridge (aka “Galloping Gertie”) collapsed. You’ll have access to a huge supply of LEGO bricks to build whatever you dream up. We’ll photograph your completed creations so you can show off your hard-earned bragging rights. Big ideas, hands-on problem-solving, and a whole lot of fun. Let’s get building!
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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RECO Robot - RECO Robot
Build and Take Home Your Own RE/CO Robot!Get ready for a hands-on mechanical adventure! In this exciting workshop, participants will build their own RE/CO Robot and take it home. Designed with tank-style tracks and an infrared sensor, this rugged robot is built to handle off-road style challenges and smart navigation.Once assembled, students can control their robot wirelessly and explore exciting modes like storytelling, dancing, singing, and beginner-friendly programming. Using simple directional commands, they’ll learn the basics of coding while guiding their robot over obstacles or letting it patrol on its own by detecting and avoiding objects.This all-in-one experience blends fun and learning, combining:
Construction with 100+ pieces
STEAM concepts using infrared sensor technology
Introductory programming skills
Creative play with a wireless remote
Perfect for curious builders and future engineers!
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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February Vacation Fun - Full Week Registration
Hopkinton Parks & Recreation February Vacation Fun 2026!
Get ready for an action-packed week of fun and adventure! Join us for an unforgettable week of adventure and excitement as we explore thrilling destinations and create lasting memories during February vacation!You can pick and choose the days you want to come, or sign up for all 4 days!Program OverviewWhen: February 17-20Drop off/Pick up: Marathon School GymTime: 9:00am-3:00pmCost: $300 for the entire week or $85 per dayTuesday, February 17We start our week with getting to know each other and getting on board a bus so we can kick off the week with a thrilling field trip Urban Air! This indoor adventure park promises fun and excitement. We will be there from 11:00am-2:00pm, jumping around having an outstanding time. Urban Air requires a signed waiver. Waiver will be signed during registration.Wednesday, February 18We’ll be visiting XtremeCraze, a large indoor fun-center that offers bouncing in a giant inflatable “airpark,” high-energy laser tag, and a game zone with arcade games.Thursday, February 19Get ready for a fun challenge! Our group is heading to Ultimate Obstacles, New England’s largest ninja-warrior style gym. We’ll spend our time climbing, swinging, jumping and navigating a variety of obstacles set up for all ability levels.Friday, February 21End the week with a bang at Roller Kingdom for an exhilarating day of skating! We will return back to Marathon School around 12:30/1:00pm to play some fan favorite games in the gym!Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity for your child to enjoy a week of fun-filled activities! Sign up now and let the adventures begin!
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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HCA February Vacation Programs - Fun in the Arts: Heroes vs Villains
Teen Wheel ThrowingDiscover the art of pottery in this hands-on, creative week designed just for teens! Whether you’re brand new to the wheel or already have some experience, this class will help you grow your skills and bring your ideas to life. Beginners will learn the fundamentals of wheel-throwing, like wedging, centering, shaping, and glazing, while returning students can challenge themselves with more advanced forms and techniques. Get ready to get your hands messy, relax into the rhythm of the wheel, and leave with pieces you’ll be proud to show off!Dates: February, 17–20Time: 9:30am-12:30pmGrades: 6-12Fun in the Arts Heroes vs. Villains Unleash your imagination this February Vacation as we dive into a world of heroes, villains, and everything in between! Over four exciting days, kids will explore both visual and performing arts—from sculpture, painting, and movement to musical theater and creative games. Each day offers a mix of hands-on art and lively group activities, all leading up to a special showcase on the final day. Our talented artist-instructors will guide students as they experiment with new techniques, express themselves creatively, and discover the power of storytelling through art.Afternoon Option for Grades 2+ During registration, participants can choose to join our Show in a Week program, focusing on stage presence, confidence, and character acting while putting together a musical mash-up of famous hero and villain songs! Those not participating in the show will continue exploring 3D visual art, using materials like cardboard, paper mâché, modeling clay, beads, and more.Grades: K-5, grouped by age for activitiesDates: February 17-20Time: 9:00am-3:00pm
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Friday February 20, 2026
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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LEGO Adventures During February Vacation! - LEGO Adventures
Get Your LEGO Game On! Calling all builders with big imaginations! Join us during February Vacation for a full week of awesome LEGO challenges. One day you might design the tallest skyscraper in town, and the next you could be creating a wild zoo, a busy airport, or a super-strong bridge. Right Brain Curriculum instructors will mix creativity with cool real-world stories — like how airports grew from simple landing strips into huge travel hubs, or why the famous Tacoma Narrows Bridge (aka “Galloping Gertie”) collapsed. You’ll have access to a huge supply of LEGO bricks to build whatever you dream up. We’ll photograph your completed creations so you can show off your hard-earned bragging rights. Big ideas, hands-on problem-solving, and a whole lot of fun. Let’s get building!
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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RECO Robot - RECO Robot
Build and Take Home Your Own RE/CO Robot!Get ready for a hands-on mechanical adventure! In this exciting workshop, participants will build their own RE/CO Robot and take it home. Designed with tank-style tracks and an infrared sensor, this rugged robot is built to handle off-road style challenges and smart navigation.Once assembled, students can control their robot wirelessly and explore exciting modes like storytelling, dancing, singing, and beginner-friendly programming. Using simple directional commands, they’ll learn the basics of coding while guiding their robot over obstacles or letting it patrol on its own by detecting and avoiding objects.This all-in-one experience blends fun and learning, combining:
Construction with 100+ pieces
STEAM concepts using infrared sensor technology
Introductory programming skills
Creative play with a wireless remote
Perfect for curious builders and future engineers!
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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HCA February Vacation Programs - Fun in the Arts: Heroes vs Villains
Teen Wheel ThrowingDiscover the art of pottery in this hands-on, creative week designed just for teens! Whether you’re brand new to the wheel or already have some experience, this class will help you grow your skills and bring your ideas to life. Beginners will learn the fundamentals of wheel-throwing, like wedging, centering, shaping, and glazing, while returning students can challenge themselves with more advanced forms and techniques. Get ready to get your hands messy, relax into the rhythm of the wheel, and leave with pieces you’ll be proud to show off!Dates: February, 17–20Time: 9:30am-12:30pmGrades: 6-12Fun in the Arts Heroes vs. Villains Unleash your imagination this February Vacation as we dive into a world of heroes, villains, and everything in between! Over four exciting days, kids will explore both visual and performing arts—from sculpture, painting, and movement to musical theater and creative games. Each day offers a mix of hands-on art and lively group activities, all leading up to a special showcase on the final day. Our talented artist-instructors will guide students as they experiment with new techniques, express themselves creatively, and discover the power of storytelling through art.Afternoon Option for Grades 2+ During registration, participants can choose to join our Show in a Week program, focusing on stage presence, confidence, and character acting while putting together a musical mash-up of famous hero and villain songs! Those not participating in the show will continue exploring 3D visual art, using materials like cardboard, paper mâché, modeling clay, beads, and more.Grades: K-5, grouped by age for activitiesDates: February 17-20Time: 9:00am-3:00pm
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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IFA Futures Soccer Program - IFA Futures Program
The Futures Program inspires a lifelong love of soccer
In this fun, player-focused program, young athletes learn the fundamentals of the game in a supportive and engaging environment. Led by experienced senior coaches, each session emphasizes positive habits, skill development, and enjoyment—helping players build confidence while falling in love with the beautiful game.
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Sunday February 22, 2026
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Basketball: High School Rec League 2026 - High School Rec Basketball
High School Rec Basketball is back by popular demand! Stay active and have fun this winter in our casual, games-only league for students in grades 9–12! Games are self-officiated, encouraging good sportsmanship as players call their own fouls. Parent volunteers are needed for supervision.Games will be played between 10:00am-12:00pm at Elmwood School starting Sunday, January 11th and run until February 22nd - no games February 15th. Exact time of game assignments will be determined by number of participants.Reversible Mesh Pinnie is included with registration.
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Babysitting Class with Pediatric First Aid & CPR - Babysitting Class with Pediatric First Aid & CPR - February
The Pediatric First Aid & CPR course incorporates the latest science and teaches students to recognize and care for a variety of first aid emergencies such as burns, cuts, scrapes, sudden illnesses, head, neck, back injuries, heat and cold emergencies and how to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies to help pediatric victims (infants and children up to 12 years of age). Students who successfully complete this course will receive a Red Cross certificate for Pediatric First Aid/CPR valid for two years. This class provides youth who are planning to baby sit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. This training will help participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe and help children behave; and learn about basic child care and basic first aid. The recommended age for this course is 11-15 years old or anyone who works with children on a daily basis.Please bring a lunch as well as a light, snack. All items should be peanut free. Class ends promptly at the designated time. Please arrive promptly to retrieve your student from the classroom.This program was developed by Holly Burns and Cate Barry for their Girl Scout Silver Award. The idea for this class was motivated by the girls desire to increase responsiveness to medical emergencies. The girls would like to thank the KeepSmilin4Abbie Foundation and trainer Michelle Levenson for providing assistance and support towards the success of this program.
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Wednesday February 25, 2026
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Young Adventurers - Snow Buddies - Snow Buddies
Embark on an exciting journey with the Young Adventurers - Snow Buddies edition, where winter comes alive with fun and exploration!In this edition of the Young Adventurers program, we will dive into the wonders of winter through storytelling, outdoor adventures, and creative crafts. Activities may include:
Winter Woods Walks: Discover trees, pine cones, and hidden homes of forest animals while exploring the wintry landscape.
Animals in Winter: Learn how creatures stay cozy through hibernation and migration, and create your own sleepy bear craft!
Ice & Frost Exploration: Experiment with ice, frost, and “frozen treasures” as we explore how water changes form.
Feathered Friends: Meet the birds that stay all winter long and make bird feeders to help them find food.
Tracks & Clues: Become a nature detective and follow the footprints animals leave behind in snow and mud.
Wind & Weather Play: Feel the breeze with wind ribbons, kites, and outdoor experiments that bring the chilly air to life!
Join us for a winter-filled adventure where laughter and learning go hand in hand. Sign up now to become a Snow Buddy!Please note:Favorite adult must stay for entire program
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10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
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HCA Little Drummers - Little Drummers Ages 4&5
Little Drummers Get ready to move, groove, and make some noise! In this lively music program, children will explore the joy of rhythm through songs, movement, and hands-on play with percussion instruments. Each week features musical games and adventures that introduce little drummers to different instrument families and sounds from around the world. Kids will build coordination, listening, and memory skills while playing both non-pitched and pitched percussion instruments, strengthening fine and gross motor skills along the way. Most of all, they’ll gain confidence and have fun expressing themselves through music!Ages & Times:
Ages 3-4: 9:30-10:15am
Ages 4-5: 10:30-11:15am
Dates: Wednesdays, January 28-March 25 (no class February 18)Note: This is a drop-off program, though guardians are welcome to relax in our vestibule or gallery space during class.
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Wednesday March 4, 2026
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Young Adventurers - Snow Buddies - Snow Buddies
Embark on an exciting journey with the Young Adventurers - Snow Buddies edition, where winter comes alive with fun and exploration!In this edition of the Young Adventurers program, we will dive into the wonders of winter through storytelling, outdoor adventures, and creative crafts. Activities may include:
Winter Woods Walks: Discover trees, pine cones, and hidden homes of forest animals while exploring the wintry landscape.
Animals in Winter: Learn how creatures stay cozy through hibernation and migration, and create your own sleepy bear craft!
Ice & Frost Exploration: Experiment with ice, frost, and “frozen treasures” as we explore how water changes form.
Feathered Friends: Meet the birds that stay all winter long and make bird feeders to help them find food.
Tracks & Clues: Become a nature detective and follow the footprints animals leave behind in snow and mud.
Wind & Weather Play: Feel the breeze with wind ribbons, kites, and outdoor experiments that bring the chilly air to life!
Join us for a winter-filled adventure where laughter and learning go hand in hand. Sign up now to become a Snow Buddy!Please note:Favorite adult must stay for entire program
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10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
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HCA Little Drummers - Little Drummers Ages 4&5
Little Drummers Get ready to move, groove, and make some noise! In this lively music program, children will explore the joy of rhythm through songs, movement, and hands-on play with percussion instruments. Each week features musical games and adventures that introduce little drummers to different instrument families and sounds from around the world. Kids will build coordination, listening, and memory skills while playing both non-pitched and pitched percussion instruments, strengthening fine and gross motor skills along the way. Most of all, they’ll gain confidence and have fun expressing themselves through music!Ages & Times:
Ages 3-4: 9:30-10:15am
Ages 4-5: 10:30-11:15am
Dates: Wednesdays, January 28-March 25 (no class February 18)Note: This is a drop-off program, though guardians are welcome to relax in our vestibule or gallery space during class.
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Dining Etiquette Workshop for Children - NESP-Children's Dining Etiquette March Workshop
Like to take your school aged children out to eat with you at a fine dining or a large social event but you’re a little afraid how they might behave? Present your child with the opportunity to feel self-reliant and confident in any social or dining situation by taking interactive lessons taught by a certified etiquette consultant. Our workshop is designed to teach them how to conduct themselves on the dining table at home, in a restaurant or when meeting new people. Teaching children proper dining skills and table manners helps them to succeed at school, socially, and later, professionally. So, introduce your child to proper table manners and dining etiquette today and help build their confidence for any social situation tomorrow!Topics Include: Approaching and seating at the table The napkin and its uses Understanding place setting How to correctly hold silverware The bread & butter plate The soup course Proper use of silverware American and Continental styles of dining Passing food at the table What to do with unwanted food Appropriate table conversation Other table manners & much more For more info, please see: newenglandschoolofprotocol.com
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Conversation Skills Workshop for Children - NESP-Children's Conversation Skills, March
For many children it is easy to strike up a conversation or join one already in progress but for others not so much. In today’s media-centered world, many children and teenagers lack interpersonal, communication and social skills. They are comfortable posting a picture or a comment online and communicating from behind a screen, however real-time conversations often stump them. Learning how to have conversations is important for children’s development, relationships, and well-being. Our 60-minute workshop will cover some of the following topics: How to start a conversationIcebreakers to start a conversationHow to keep a conversation goingHow to end a conversationTopics to avoidActive listening and not interruptingBeing respectful and non-judgmentalRude and disrespectful body language and behaviorGiving and receiving compliments
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Social Skills Workshop for Children - Children's Social Skills March Workshop
In today’s fast-paced, high-tech society, teaching children manners is more crucial than ever. One of the most important jobs we have as parents and teachers is to help children develop social skills, show them how to interact with others in a polite manner, and teach them to treat everyone with respect. Whether the occasion is a family gathering, a meal at a restaurant, or a quick trip to the grocery store, children can apply our lessons in any social situations and practice good manners so that they become a habitual part of their lives and set them apart. Topics Include: The Importance of Greeting OthersRules of IntroductionThe HandshakeEye Contact and the Power of a SmileSportsmanship EtiquetteHygiene and AppearanceSelf-Respect and Respect for othersBehaving Appropriately at Other People’s HomesMaking Appropriate ConversationProper Telephone EtiquetteWriting Thank You NotesOther Modern MannersFor more information visit www.newenglandschoolofprotocol.com
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Wednesday March 11, 2026
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Young Adventurers - Snow Buddies - Snow Buddies
Embark on an exciting journey with the Young Adventurers - Snow Buddies edition, where winter comes alive with fun and exploration!In this edition of the Young Adventurers program, we will dive into the wonders of winter through storytelling, outdoor adventures, and creative crafts. Activities may include:
Winter Woods Walks: Discover trees, pine cones, and hidden homes of forest animals while exploring the wintry landscape.
Animals in Winter: Learn how creatures stay cozy through hibernation and migration, and create your own sleepy bear craft!
Ice & Frost Exploration: Experiment with ice, frost, and “frozen treasures” as we explore how water changes form.
Feathered Friends: Meet the birds that stay all winter long and make bird feeders to help them find food.
Tracks & Clues: Become a nature detective and follow the footprints animals leave behind in snow and mud.
Wind & Weather Play: Feel the breeze with wind ribbons, kites, and outdoor experiments that bring the chilly air to life!
Join us for a winter-filled adventure where laughter and learning go hand in hand. Sign up now to become a Snow Buddy!Please note:Favorite adult must stay for entire program
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10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
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HCA Little Drummers - Little Drummers Ages 4&5
Little Drummers Get ready to move, groove, and make some noise! In this lively music program, children will explore the joy of rhythm through songs, movement, and hands-on play with percussion instruments. Each week features musical games and adventures that introduce little drummers to different instrument families and sounds from around the world. Kids will build coordination, listening, and memory skills while playing both non-pitched and pitched percussion instruments, strengthening fine and gross motor skills along the way. Most of all, they’ll gain confidence and have fun expressing themselves through music!Ages & Times:
Ages 3-4: 9:30-10:15am
Ages 4-5: 10:30-11:15am
Dates: Wednesdays, January 28-March 25 (no class February 18)Note: This is a drop-off program, though guardians are welcome to relax in our vestibule or gallery space during class.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Skyhawks Basketball - SkyHawks Basketball K-2, Session 1 Skills & Games
Session 1 Skills and Games:Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Please bring water.New this Year!Session 2 5v5 Play:Our 5v5 format is perfect for kids looking to gain more confidence and experience on the court. Coaches lead the games and support players as they refine their skills, learn teamwork, and practice good sportsmanship—all in a fun, encouraging game-play environment.
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6:35 PM - 7:35 PM
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Skyhawks Basketball - SkyHawks Basketball Grades 3-5, Session 1 Skills & Games
Session 1 Skills and Games:Dribble, shoot, score with Skyhawks Basketball! Perfect for developing athletes, this program sharpens passing, shooting, and dribbling skills, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Participants develop defensive and rebounding abilities in a dynamic setting that promotes personal and athletic growth. Get involved and make a difference on and off the court! Please bring water.New this Year!Session 2 5v5 Play:Our 5v5 format is perfect for kids looking to gain more confidence and experience on the court. Coaches lead the games and support players as they refine their skills, learn teamwork, and practice good sportsmanship—all in a fun, encouraging game-play environment.
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