Amistad Life
Clubs & Creative Arts
Beyond the daily bilingual curriculum, Amistad students explore their interests and make things together — through student-led clubs, community expeditions, and the art, music, and movement woven through the week.
Student interest groups
Clubs shift each term based on what students are curious about and what talents our teachers and families bring. This year's lineup includes clay, sketching, STEM, soccer, volleyball, piano, and cross country.
Community expeditions
Service projects are woven through the grades, giving every age a way to contribute to the community around them.
Before and after school
Many activities happen inside our before- and after-school programs, Mañanitas and TICA. Hours, rates, and sign-up are on the Extended Day page. Looking for summer? Camp weeks live on the Camps page.
After-school clubs
Clubs 2026–2027
Clubs run in 8-session blocks through the fall, winter, and spring. Each block is $300. Pick a club and register with its sign-up form.
World Building with Clay
Kindergarten – 1st grade
Wednesdays · 3:30 – 5:00 PM
- Fall: Sep 30 – Nov 18
STEM Club
With Maestra Francisca
Thursdays · 4:00 – 5:30 PM
- Fall: Oct 1 – Nov 19
- Winter: Jan 14 – Mar 11
- Spring: Mar 25 – May 13
Soccer Club
K – 8th grade, all levels · Maestro Rafael
Fridays · 4:00 – 5:30 PM
- Fall: Oct 2 – Nov 20
Piano
Winter club
- More information coming soon
Cross Country
Spring club
- More information coming soon
Want to lead a club or suggest one? Email information@seattleamistadschool.org.
Into the wild
Beach days, forest hikes, and hands-on projects from our outdoor camps and club adventures.
Around campus
Recess, celebrations, and classroom projects across the year.
Creative Arts
Music and movement
Songs, rhythm, and movement show up throughout the bilingual day — in circle time with our youngest learners, in classroom transitions, and in the weekly practice of Capoeira, which pairs music with movement and community. Music gives students a joyful, low-pressure way to practice vocabulary, pronunciation, and rhythm in both languages.
Creative Arts
Hands on art
Drawing, painting, and hands-on projects let students make their thinking visible. Whether it's illustrating a story they've written in Spanish or building a model for a science unit, art is a natural extension of the bilingual, project-based classroom.
Creative Arts
Capoeira as art and culture
Capoeira holds a special place at Amistad. As an Afro-Brazilian tradition that blends movement, music, and history, it gives students a living connection to a culture beyond their own — and it builds coordination, discipline, and confidence along the way.
As with every part of Amistad Life, the arts are here to support the whole child — not to replace the rigor of the bilingual academic program, but to give it more ways to come alive.
Meet the teachers
Arts & movement faculty
Shelly Sibert
Visual Art
Shelly leads visual art at Amistad, helping students draw, paint, and build their thinking into something they can share.
Silvio dos Reis
Capoeira
Silvio guides students in Capoeira — an Afro-Brazilian art form of movement, music, and community — every week.
Join our creative community
We value the talents of our community and welcome parents, caregivers, and local artists to share their gifts with our students. If you have a creative skill — music, dance, visual art, or performance — we'd love to hear from you.
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