Clubs, sports, and opportunities

Art Fun

Draw, paint, and explore mixed-media projects in a creative studio setting.

Grades 2–5 students experiment with different techniques and materials - from drawing favorite characters to creating small acrylic paintings on canvas board. They grow their artistic skills while expressing their ideas and personal style.

Arts & Crafts Enrichment

Create, experiment and bring imaginative ideas to life with a variety of materials.

In Arts & Crafts Enrichment, Preschool students explore different art materials and techniques in a hands-on setting. Each session invites children to cut, glue, paint and assemble as they design their own unique projects.

AMC 8 – National Math Competition

Students at our private school in Anaheim Hills continue to challenge themselves through participation in the AMC 8, a nationally recognized mathematics competition that encourages middle school mathematicians to think deeply and creatively.

As they work through 25 rigorous, timed problems covering arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and probability, students strengthen their reasoning skills, perseverance, and confidence as problem-solvers.

Bay Area and Gold Country

For Grade 4

Students and their parents, who serve as chaperones, set out together to the Bay Area and Gold Country, where history leaps off the page.

Exploring California’s Gold Rush sites as a family, they walk in the footsteps of pioneers and connect classroom lessons to real landscapes.

Students ask questions, share discoveries, and build confidence as they uncover stories of innovation and resilience that shaped the region, with parents actively guiding and supporting the journey.

Book Fairs

Our Scholastic Book Fairs foster a love of reading by providing students access to a wide selection of age-appropriate books.

Families are encouraged to shop together while supporting literacy and enriching classroom and schoolwide resources.

Boys Basketball

Dribble, pass, and shoot to enhance coordination, teamwork, and confidence.

Elementary students in the Developmental Sports League (DSL) practice basketball fundamentals while enjoying inclusive, friendly games.

Middle school students in Tri-Way sports engage in competitive games while enhancing skills and teamwork.

Boys Flag Football

Run, pass, and dodge to develop agility, teamwork, and confidence.

Elementary students in the Developmental Sports League (DSL) focus on learning the fundamentals, enjoying friendly games, and building coordination.

Middle school students in Tri-Way sports refine skills, compete in structured games, and develop confidence.

Boys Lacrosse

Develop speed, coordination, and tactical awareness in a new sport.

Boys in Grades 1–3 work on cradling, passing, and shooting through energetic drills and competitive games that encourage teamwork and focus.

Boys Soccer

Pass, dribble, and score to improve tactical skills, fitness, and collaboration.

Middle school students in Tri-Way sports develop coordination, perseverance, and team play.

Chess Club Enrichment

Think ahead, plan your moves, and build strong strategic skills.

In Chess Club, K–6 students learn the rules, tactics, and strategies of the game at their own pace. Through friendly matches and guided instruction, they strengthen concentration, patience, and problem-solving in a supportive environment.

Catalina

For Grade 5

Students embark on an eco-adventure to Catalina Island, where science comes alive outdoors.

They snorkel, hike, and investigate marine life, turning curiosity into action as they study ecosystems up close.

Students lead their own learning, collaborate with peers, and build confidence while exploring conservation and sustainability in a unique island setting.

Competitive Math Team

The Competitive Math Team brings together students who love the challenge of a tough problem and the excitement of contest day. Working in a team setting, they explore advanced topics, compare solution strategies, and prepare for regional and national math competitions.

As they represent Anaheim Hills at various contests, students discover that great mathematics is equal parts logic, creativity, and camaraderie - and that persistence is one of the most valuable skills they can develop.

Choral Concerts

Choral Concerts for Preschool–8th Grade showcase students’ musical growth as they perform a varied repertoire for families and peers. These concerts highlight teamwork, expression, and the joy of singing together.

Cookie Decorating

Valentine’s Cookie Decorating is a Preschool through Kindergarten event where students decorate festive treats with a loved one.

This joyful activity encourages creativity, fine motor skills, and Valentine’s Day fun in a community setting.

Cougar Coffee

Cougar Coffee is a monthly gathering that invites families to connect with one another and our school community over coffee.

Hosted in partnership with the Fairmont Parent Association, these mornings also feature spirit wear and gently used uniform sales.

Co-ed Soccer

Kick, pass, and score to build fitness, collaboration, and sportsmanship.

Elementary students in the Developmental Sports League (DSL) focus on learning the basics, enjoying matches, and developing coordination.

Middle school students in Tri-Way sports engage in competitive play while building skills.

Día de los Muertos

Students explore the rich cultural significance of Día de los Muertos through art, storytelling, and reflective activities. Guided by teachers and supported by family involvement, they learn how communities honor loved ones and celebrate memory, connection, and life.

The experience helps students appreciate important cultural traditions while fostering empathy, respect, and a deeper understanding of how different cultures remember those they love.

Diwali

AHC’s Diwali celebration shines a light on hope, joy, and togetherness. In partnership with parent volunteers, students discover the stories, traditions, and values behind the Festival of Lights through music, dance, art, and shared learning experiences.

The event emphasizes kindness, generosity, and community, offering students a meaningful way to connect with the cultural heritage of many AHC families and to appreciate the richness of our multicultural campus.

Drama Productions

Drama Productions for grades 5 – 8 are live stage performances where students build confidence, creativity, and collaboration.

From rehearsals to curtain call, they develop acting and public speaking skills while sharing their hard work with the school community.

Emerald Cove Outdoor Science Institute

For Grade 6

At Fairmont Private School in Anaheim Hills Campus, students head to Emerald Cove for a hands-on science experience that sparks curiosity and teamwork.

They conduct experiments, explore natural habitats, and solve real-world challenges in the great outdoors.

Students take charge of their learning, build resilience, and grow confidence as they connect scientific concepts to everyday life.

Eid

Our Eid celebration invites students to learn about gratitude, reflection, and community in a warm, inclusive setting. Guided by parent volunteers, students explore the significance of Eid through age-appropriate discussions, cultural sharing, and joyful activities.

The event highlights respect, generosity, and empathy - core values that reinforce AHC's commitment to belonging and cross-cultural understanding while fostering a deeper appreciation for the traditions of our diverse community.

Elementary Archery

Develop concentration, control, and steady aim in a safe, co-ed setting.

In this beginner archery class, TK–5 students learn proper stance and technique with age-appropriate equipment while building focus, patience, and confidence through guided practice.

FIRST LEGO Robotics

Students design, build, code, and compete with autonomous LEGO robots in response to real-world engineering challenges. Throughout the season, they iterate on their designs, test new ideas, and prepare for official FIRST LEGO League events across Southern California.

Grades 4–8 students don’t just play with robots - they learn to think like engineers as they represent Anaheim Hills in the California Southern FIRST LEGO League.

Family Picnic

The Family Picnic celebrates a wonderful year together by bringing students, families, and staff together on campus. With shared meals, school-led activities, and special moments, it’s a joyful way to connect as a community.

Fencing Program

Focus, footwork, and quick thinking come together in this dynamic, co-ed sport.

In this program, students in Grades 1–5 learn fundamental fencing techniques in a safe, structured setting that builds discipline, confidence, and respect for opponents.

Girls Basketball

Dribble, pass, and shoot to grow confidence, coordination, and teamwork.

Elementary students in the Developmental Sports League (DSL) focus on learning skills, enjoying games, and building sportsmanship.

Girls Lacrosse

Build agility, balance, and game intelligence in a new sport.

Girls in Grades 1–3 practice cradling, passing, and shooting through engaging activities and fun challenges that promote confidence and collaboration.

Girls Soccer

Kick, pass, and coordinate to strengthen teamwork, fitness, and belonging.

Middle school students in Tri-Way sports focus on fundamentals and enjoy competitive games.

Girls Volleyball

Serve, set, and spike to strengthen communication, teamwork, and resilience.

At our Elementary School in Anaheim, students in the Developmental Sports League (DSL) practice volleyball fundamentals in a supportive, positive environment.

Middle school students in Tri-Way sports engage in competitive play while building skills.

Jurassic DinoWorld

Step into a prehistoric world of fossils, volcanoes, and roaring fun.

In Jurassic DinoWorld, Preschool students explore the world of dinosaurs through hands-on science activities, stories, and creative projects. Children dig for “fossils,” build volcano models, and learn fun facts about different dinosaurs, sparking curiosity and early science skills.

Lego Masters

Build, design, and experiment with creative challenges using classic LEGO bricks.

TK–5 students team up to tackle fun building missions that stretch their imagination. As they design and refine their creations, they practice collaboration, problem-solving, and persistence in a playful, hands-on setting.

Lego Robotics

Combine building and coding to bring LEGO creations to life.

Grades 1–5 students explore the basics of engineering and robotics as they construct models and experiment with simple programming concepts. Each project encourages critical thinking, creativity, and a deeper understanding of how things work.

Lil Chef Cooking

Mix, measure, and create tasty recipes while learning kitchen basics.

TK–3 students follow step-by-step directions to prepare a new dish each week. Along the way, they practice reading, math, and fine motor skills, building independence and confidence as they cook and share their creations.

Little Makers Music Lab

Create, play, and experiment with music and sound.

Little Makers Music Lab invites Preschool students to explore rhythm and melody through singing, movement, and instrument play. At our private school in Anaheim, California, children create simple instruments, experiment with sounds, and enjoy musical games that build listening skills, coordination, and a love of music.

Lunar New Year

Each year, AHC families and staff bring the Lunar New Year to life on campus with vibrant, joy-filled celebrations. Students learn about the holiday’s traditions, symbols, and cultural practices through performances, storytelling, and hands-on activities.

Parent volunteers are at the heart of the event, sharing their customs and helping students understand the meaning behind each ritual. The celebration deepens cultural awareness and curiosity, while honoring the diverse backgrounds that make our community unique.

Monterey Bay, Yosemite

For Grade 7

Students journey through Northern California, from the wonders of Monterey Bay to the awe-inspiring landscapes of Yosemite.

They investigate marine biology, hike iconic trails, and discover the power of nature firsthand.

Students collaborate, ask questions, and lead their own discoveries, building skills for life while connecting with California’s natural treasures.

MATHCOUNTS

MATHCOUNTS gives middle school students the chance to think fast, work together, and apply their math skills in a dynamic, in-person competition. As students progress from school rounds to chapter, state, and even national levels, they tackle a mix of individual and team-based challenges that build confidence, strategy, and perseverance.

Through collaboration and friendly competition, students discover that math can be both challenging and exciting.

MOEMS®

MOEMS® gives students in grades 4–8 a chance to build confidence and consistency in math through monthly problem-solving challenges. Each contest invites students to think deeply, reason logically, and tackle non-routine problems that go beyond the classroom.

As they participate throughout the year, students strengthen their mathematical thinking, track their growth, and celebrate achievements through recognition and awards.

Made with Love

Made with Love is a Preschool through Kindergarten family art experience led by our art teacher.

Students and their families create meaningful artwork together while celebrating creativity, connection, and shared classroom time.

Mother’s Day Tea

Mother’s Day Tea is a cherished Preschool through Kindergarten celebration honoring mothers and special guests.

Students enjoy sharing tea, treats, songs, crafts, and quality time with the important adults in their lives.

National Junior Honor Society (NJHS)

National Junior Honor Society celebrates students who go above and beyond in the classroom and in their community. By invitation, members are selected based on strong academics, responsibility, and integrity.

NJHS students lead service projects, support school-wide initiatives, and serve as role models on campus.
Along the way, they deepen their commitment to learning, build leadership skills, and discover the difference they can make through character and service.

Orange County Debate League

At our Middle School in Anaheim Hills, students join our competitive debate team to represent Fairmont Anaheim Hills in the Orange County Debate League. Guided by our Debate Coach, they learn how to research timely issues, build persuasive cases, and respond to challenging cross-examination.

Across a series of tournaments, students compete against peers from other schools, sharpen their critical-thinking and public-speaking skills, and gain the confidence to advocate for their ideas in a formal, high-level setting.

Outdoor Movie Nights

Outdoor Movie Night brings families together on campus for a relaxed evening under the stars. Community members enjoy a family-friendly film, snacks, and time together in a welcoming atmosphere.

Pre-K STEAM

Explore science, technology, engineering, art and math through hands-on discovery.

In Pre-K STEAM, Pre-K students join the STEAM Team for an all-new session of engaging, practical activities.
Each class focuses on one of the five STEAM categories, giving children the chance to experiment, investigate and learn through age-appropriate projects.

PeeWee Basketball

Dribble, pass, and shoot with kid‑friendly hoops and lots of encouragement.

In PeeWee Basketball, Preschool–Pre‑K students are introduced to basic basketball skills using lower hoops and smaller balls. Through simple drills and fun games, they practice dribbling, passing, and shooting while developing balance, coordination, and confidence.

PeeWee Soccer

Run, kick, and play while learning the basics of the world’s most popular sport.

In PeeWee Soccer, Preschool–Pre‑K students learn fundamental skills like dribbling, passing, and shooting using age‑appropriate equipment. The class focuses on fun, movement, and simple team games that build coordination, confidence, and a love for being active.

PeeWee T-Ball

Swing, throw, and catch in a playful introduction to baseball.

PeeWee T‑Ball gives Preschool–Pre‑K students a fun way to learn the basics of hitting off a tee, fielding, and base running. Using kid‑sized equipment and simple drills, children build hand‑eye coordination and motor skills while learning to play and share with teammates.

PeeWee Tennis

Learn the basics of tennis with scaled‑down courts and equipment.

PeeWee Tennis gives Preschool–Pre‑K students an age‑appropriate introduction to tennis using smaller racquets, low‑compression balls, and mini courts. Children practice simple strokes, footwork, and cooperative games that build motor skills, focus, and a positive first experience with the sport.

Robot Rally

Design, build, and test robots in a playful lab environment.

K–5 students tackle hands-on robotics challenges using age-appropriate tools and materials. With guided support, they learn to plan, troubleshoot, and refine their ideas - building confidence as they turn their concepts into moving, working designs.

Red Ribbon Week

Red Ribbon Week is a schoolwide initiative focused on promoting healthy choices and positive decision-making.

Through themed activities and age-appropriate lessons, students learn the importance of making safe, responsible choices in a supportive environment.

STEAM Lab

Explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math through hands-on discovery.

In STEAM Lab, K–5 students experiment with creative projects that connect multiple disciplines. Each session invites them to question, test, and refine their ideas, nurturing curiosity and creative problem-solving.

San Diego Zoo

For Grade 3

Students hop on the train to San Diego and turn a year of animal studies into real-world adventure at the San Diego Zoo.

With parents serving as chaperones, students get curious, ask questions, and connect classroom learning to hands-on experiences - meeting animals they've studied, exploring habitats and discovering conservation in action.

Every moment at the zoo is a chance for students to lead their own learning, share discoveries, and build empathy for wildlife.

Student Ambassadors

Student Ambassadors are the friendly faces of AHC. They greet new families, assist with campus tours and events, and serve as peer mentors for students who are new to the community.

By representing their school with pride and professionalism, Ambassadors strengthen their communication and interpersonal skills. They learn how to support others, build connections and model the welcoming, inclusive culture that defines AHC.

Student Government (ASB)

Student Government empowers Middle School students to shape the AHC experience. Elected representatives plan events, lead spirit initiatives, gather student feedback, and collaborate with faculty to make campus life more engaging and inclusive.

By working together for their peers, ASB members build confidence in public speaking, practice organization and collaboration, and discover how responsible leadership can make a real, positive impact on their school.

Science Fair Competition Pathway

All Grades 6–8 students have the opportunity to enter their projects in the Orange County Science and Engineering Fair, where top research from across the county is judged by industry and academic experts. Qualifying projects may advance to the California Science Fair and, for the most outstanding work, the Thermo Fisher Junior Innovators Challenge.

Our students have earned multiple 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd place awards at county and state level, with several placing in the top 25 nationally. Beyond the medals, participants learn how to design and carry out a research project, present their findings professionally, and respond confidently to judges’ questions - skills that serve them well long after the competition ends.

Science Olympiad

Our Science Olympiad teams compete in both Elementary and Middle School divisions across Southern California, traveling to prestigious universities such as USC, UC Irvine, and UC Riverside to take part in high-level invitational and regional tournaments.

Students work in pairs and small groups on lab-based, engineering, and study events - from solving mock crimes and identifying unknown substances to mastering topics like anatomy, botany, and physics. Along the way, they discover their individual STEM interests while learning to collaborate under real competition pressure.

Special Person’s Day

Special Person’s Day invites Preschool through Kindergarten students to welcome a grandparent, family member, or other important adult to campus.

This inclusive celebration allows every child to share a meaningful experience through classroom activities and time together.

Spelling Bees

Spelling Bees for grades 2–8 give students the opportunity to demonstrate language skills, confidence, and perseverance.

This academic tradition celebrates strong study habits and a commitment to learning in an encouraging setting.

St. Paddy’s with Daddies

St. Paddy’s with Daddies is a festive Preschool through Kindergarten breakfast that brings students and their fathers or special guests together.

Families enjoy food, school spirit, and meaningful connection to start the day.

Teacher Sneak-a-Peek

Held prior to the start of the school year, Teacher Sneak-a-Peek offers families an opportunity to connect with our school community.

Students meet their teacher, explore the classroom, and begin to feel comfortable and excited about the year ahead.

Trunk or Treat

Trunk or Treat is a festive on-campus celebration offering a safe and fun trick-or-treating experience for families. Decorated trunks, costumes, and school spirit make this a memorable event for all ages.

Webby Beginning Jazz & Hip Hop

Move, groove, and build confidence through fun, high-energy dance.

TK–3 students warm up, stretch, and learn beginner jazz and hip-hop routines set to age-appropriate music. As they practice each week, they improve coordination, rhythm, and self-expression while having fun with friends.

Webby Creative Dance

Move, stretch, and express creativity through music, pre-ballet, and tumbling.

 
In Webby Creative Dance, Preschool and Pre-K students are introduced to pre-ballet, creative movement and simple tumbling skills. Classes use age-appropriate music, movements and fun props to keep young dancers engaged.

Washington, DC

For Grade 8

Students step into the heart of American history and government in Washington, DC.

They visit landmarks, engage with national institutions, and connect classroom learning to the real world.

Students lead discussions, ask big questions, and build confidence as they explore the stories and decisions that shape the nation’s future.

Winter Festival

Winter Festival is a joyful schoolwide celebration featuring snow play, sled rides, carnival attractions, visits with Santa, and more.

Families gather to enjoy seasonal fun and create lasting memories together.

President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA)

The President’s Volunteer Service Award encourages students to commit their time and talents to serving others. Over a 12‑month period, students log significant hours of volunteer work on and off campus as they support causes they care about.

Throughout the process, students plan, document, and reflect on their contributions, growing a stronger sense of civic responsibility. Earning this nationally recognized award reinforces the value of service and inspires a lifelong habit of giving back.