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At Fairmont North Tustin, students thrive in a community where academic excellence meets genuine connection.
Beyond the classroom, they explore clubs, sports, and creative pursuits- designing robots, playing chess, experimenting with STEAM, cooking, and competing on the field and court- building teamwork, creativity, and school spirit.
Students and families come together through service projects, cultural celebrations, and the Fairmont Families program, nurturing leadership, empathy, and character while empowering every student to grow academically and personally.
Our students enjoy unparalleled global learning experiences through International School Partnership's programs. They connect with peers worldwide, engage in international exchanges, and participate in unique initiatives like ISP Model United Nations and ISP Filmmakers. Find out which ones are running this term!
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ISP Artists
Key Points of the Program
Learning Outcomes
Knowledge: Learn about different artistic movements and their role in developing individual and collective expression.
Skills: Be able to use and apply a range of different artistic techniques and media for personal expression.
Understanding: Develop an understanding of one's own feelings, thoughts, and perspectives and represent them through artistic projects.
Confidence: Increase confidence in oneself when expressing feelings creatively and in the ability to show the results to an audience in a meaningful way.
In collaboration with:
Life competencies
In this brand new programme you will have the opportunity to watch your child grow their creative confidence as they dive into an enriching art framework exclusively designed by the ILOS team for students and teachers of ISP Artists. This framework will allow students to explore their creativity as they familiarise themselves with different techniques, mediums and themes. Additionally, students will participate in two live-streamed sessions facilitated by experts in the field who will support the students in developing their creative confidence.
ISP Changemakers
Highlights of the program
Thought design workshop
Collaboration between ISP schools
Grants for real change projects
ISP Changemakers, formerly known as ISP Futures, provides schools with tools and methodologies for developing projects focused on social impact. This will enable communities to take action to address strategic issues relevant to their group and their future.
Learning outcomes
Knowledge: Gain a better understanding of the different issues and opportunities that influence the well-being of the community.
Skills: Be able to apply different frameworks and methodologies to create projects with social impact. Raise awareness and take action on environmental issues among ISP staff, students, and school communities in general.
Understanding: Develop an understanding of individual actions, as well as the social impact of collective actions.
Confidence: Increase confidence in the impact that actions have on creating sustainable change in the school community.
Being a part of this program has helped me in things I didn't imagine it would. Because of ISP, I haven't just learned about the environment and how to be more eco-friendly, but I have also earned new friends (..) It even motivated me to come to school doing this everyday (...) I didn't imagine I would love plants and taking care of the environment like this.
Student, Instituto Thomas Jefferson Querétaro México.
ISP Chess Masters
Programme highlights
ISP Chess Masters grows students’ skills and teamwork by connecting them with other ISP students to play fast chess in online and in-person tournaments in local, regional and global contexts.
Knowledge: Know how to decode an issue and the strategies that can be used for structured problem-solving
Skills: Be able to apply logical reasoning and mental flexibility to make effective decisions
Understanding: Develop an understanding of gameplay by recursively growing spatial reasoning and strategy making abilities
Confidence: Grow confidence in decision-making skills to make effective choices to engage in gameplay
I love chess and having the opportunity to get better at it through tournaments is simply amazing. You can share ideas about moves and your style of playing at the same time as playing, you can play with people you don't know and all of that with no material needed, just a computer.
Student, Fontenebro International School, Spain
ISP Cultural Exchange
ISP Cultural Exchange encourages reciprocal exchange across regions where ISP schools are located. The aim is to offer students the opportunity to experience a culture different from their own through a homestay and attending another ISP school for a month.
Knowledge: Know about a range of cultures, traditions and history
Skills: Develop language and communication skills, cultural competence, autonomy and self-confidence
Understanding: Develop understanding of individuals, communities and global issues using social awareness and empathy
Confidence: Grow confidence from being immersed in new cultures and learning in new settings
Our daughter had a great time, learned a new culture, more independence and she met a great host family and many new friends.
Parent, Lady Elizabeth School, Spain
ISP Scientists
ISP Scientists provides a unique opportunity for students to become citizen scientists and contribute to real-world STEM research projects like mapping the journey of missing plastic waste or tracking their habits to measure their environmental impact.
Knowledge: Know more about the impact of different industries in the environment
Skills: Be able to apply enquiry-based learning to carry out scientific research
Understanding: Develop an understanding of individual habits as well as the collective environmental impact
Confidence: Grow confidence in the impact that actions have in creating sustainable change in the environment
I would recommend this programme to my friends or another student because this program helped me improve a lot in different areas. (...), I also learned some extremely valuable knowledge about plastic and how we are harming the planet. Not only that, this program can help save the world and it is an experience worthy of undergoing.
Student, Tenby Schools - Setia Eco Gardens, Maylasia
ISP Filmmakers
ISP Filmmakers is a multi-disciplinary project in which students learn the importance of collaboration in achieving the common goal of producing a film, its trailer and poster. It provides insights into career pathways in film and media.
Knowledge: Know about a range of different technical aspects required to plan and execute media projects
Skills: Be able to collaborate effectively in creative teams with diverse roles and talents
Understanding: Develop an understanding of the different steps of collaborative creative projects
Confidence: Grow confidence in creative abilities and appropriately share the know-how with the team
This programme really improves your understanding of filmmaking, planning, scenes shots and will really help you on your application later on for university. It also teaches you to work together on camera shots and editing that for sure will be needed in the future.
Student, The Aquila School United Arab Emirates
ISP Virtual Exchange
ISP Virtual Exchange encourages classrooms to do a reciprocal virtual exchange of interactive activities with other ISP schools around the globe. This a great opportunity to become familiar with different cultures and build international friendships.
Understanding: Develop an understanding of individuals, communities and global issues using social awareness and empathy
Confidence: Grow confidence from being immersed in a new culture and learning in new settings
When I finished with my first meeting I immediately understood how learning about other cultures is very important to help us understand our own.
Student, MILE Bilingual School, Italy
ISP Model United Nations
ISP MUN supports students as they learn about diplomacy, international relations, research techniques, public speaking and debating which leads to them becoming delegates in Model United Nations Committee both online and in person.
Knowledge: Know about international relations, diplomacy, geography, history and current political affairs
Skills: Be able to use and apply research, writing and public speaking skills
Understanding: Develop an understanding of conflict resolution and effective tools to engage in multicultural contexts
Confidence: Grow confidence in debating with students in international contexts
Model United Nations has helped me to gain so much new knowledge regarding world issues. My public speaking skills have improved tremendously and I have become more confident.
Student, Asia Pacific Schools, Malaysia
AMC 8
AMC 10
Arts & Crafts
ABS Fundraisers
Associated Student Body (ASB) Students run elections, plan events and build leadership skills with Associated Student Body (ASB).
Athletics
Beginning Jazz & Hip Hop
Bubble Show
Boys Basketball
Boys Flag Football
Boys Soccer
Co-ed Soccer
Catalina Island
Creative Dance
Chess Club
Diwali
First Lego League
FPA Pitch Burst
Girls Basketball
Girls Soccer
Girls Volleyball
Golf
Halloween
Holiday Children’s Entrepreneur Market
Irvine Global Village Festival
Jewelry Making
Kung Fu
Lil' Chef Cooking Academy
MathCounts
Mission San Juan Capistrano
NJHS Socktober
Orange County Science and Engineering Fair
Preschool STEAM Superheroes
Preschool Arts & Crafts
Preschool Cooking
Parenting OC Learn and Grow
Pee Wee Soccer & Basketball
Preschool Kung Fu
Roller Hockey
STEAM Lab Explorers
Sacramento
San Diego Day Trip
Science Camp
Science Field Trip
South Dakota
Tustin’s Chili Cook-Off
Tanaka Farms Pumpkin Patch
Theater Production
Wild Animal Kingdom
Wild Robots
Walk Through California
Walk Through the Revolutionary War
Washington, D.C.
Students take the AMC 8, a 25-question, 40-minute math contest for middle schoolers, designed to promote problem-solving skills and a love of mathematics beyond the standard curriculum.
Students challenge themselves with the AMC 10, a 25-question, 75-minute national math competition for high schoolers, focusing on advanced problem-solving and preparing for higher-level math contests.
Create unique projects using a variety of materials and techniques as a Junior Kindergarten to grade 5 student.
Express yourself, strengthen fine motor skills and solve creative challenges.
Experiment, design and showcase your artistic vision in a supportive, lively environment for learners.
ASB (Associated Student Body) fundraisers give student leaders the chance to make a visible impact on campus life.
By organizing events and campaigns, they raise funds for school initiatives, build school spirit, and learn real-world skills in leadership, teamwork, and project management.
Associated Student Body (ASB)
As one of the best private schools in Orange County, students step up and lead with Associated Student Body (ASB). ASB empowers students to take charge of student government, shape school culture, and drive real change. From Elementary through Middle School, they run elections, plan events, and develop essential leadership skills.
Students meet regularly, organize dances and retreats, and learn to represent their peers effectively. ASB is more than a club - it’s a space to practice curiosity, confidence, and teamwork.
Step into leadership with ASB, where students gain the skills to make their voice heard and turn ideas into action.
Ignite confidence and resilience as students train, compete, and grow together through a range of athletic experiences.
They build teamwork, self-discipline, and pride in their progress while developing healthy habits for life.
Dance to popular jazz and hip-hop routines as a Transitional Kindergarten to grade five student, learning fundamentals while building body awareness, flexibility and self-confidence.
Warm up, step out and celebrate creativity and movement.
For Junior Kindergarten Learners are treated to an engaging and whimsical bubble performance filled with giant bubbles, bubble art, and interactive demonstrations. They explore early science ideas like surface tension and shapes through sensory play, movement, and hands-on discovery.
Students watch, touch, and experiment with bubbles in a playful setting that supports early learning and sparks curiosity about how the world works.
Dribble, shoot, and pass to strengthen coordination, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
Elementary DSL students practice basic skills, enjoy cooperative games, and build confidence.
Middle Tri-Way students enhance technique, play competitively, and develop strategy and leadership while celebrating every basket and personal milestone.
Run, pass, and dodge to develop agility, teamwork, and confidence.
At our Elementary school in Santa Ana, students in the Developmental Sports League (DSL) program focus on learning the fundamentals, enjoying friendly games, and building coordination.
Middle school students in Tri-Way sports refine strategy, execute competitive plays, and develop leadership on the field, celebrating each touchdown and defensive stop.
Dribble, pass, and score to develop coordination, strategy, and collaboration.
Elementary DSL students learn foundational skills and enjoy inclusive, active play.
Middle Tri-Way students refine tactics, compete in structured matches, and strengthen teamwork and leadership, celebrating every goal and assist.
Kick, pass, and defend to improve coordination, speed, and collaboration.
Elementary DSL students focus on foundational skills, learn the rules, and enjoy inclusive play.
Middle Tri-Way students refine tactics, compete in structured matches, and build teamwork and leadership, celebrating every goal and assist.
For Grade 5
Fifth graders travel to Catalina Island for an outdoor marine science program featuring snorkeling, tide pool exploration, ecology hikes, and hands-on labs. They connect classroom lessons about ecosystems and conservation to the ocean and island environment.
Students study marine life up close, work together in field activities, and build environmental stewardship and teamwork.
Move to music and props while learning pre-ballet, creative movement and tumbling as a Preschool to Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) preschooler.
Build memory, coordination and self-confidence, and celebrate every step in a positive, energetic class for children.
Master chess fundamentals and tactics as a student in grades 1 to 5, then challenge friends in friendly matches.
Develop strategic thinking, concentration and problem-solving skills, while building confidence and sportsmanship.
Compete, reflect and celebrate every move as you grow your game in this club.
During our Diwali celebration, students discover the meaning of the Festival of Lights through colorful décor, hands-on activities, and cultural showcases.
Stories, art, and, reflective moments help them explore the values of kindness, hope, and new beginnings that sit at the heart of this important tradition.
At Fairmont Private School in North Tustin, students work in teams to research, design, and program LEGO robots to solve real-world problems.
They compete in a series of challenge-driven events that build STEM skills, teamwork, and innovation - including the Beach Blitz Fall Qualifying Tournament at Capistrano Valley High School in Mission Viejo, where teams strive to advance to the Southern California regional semi-finals, and the Spring Showdown at Francis Parker High School in San Diego, where students put their robotics designs and programming to the test alongside over 60 teams in a spirited, collaborative competition.
FPA Pitch Burst is a crowd favorite fundraiser where students, teachers, and staff volunteer to sit under a water-filled bucket as participants aim at a target to “splash” them. Laughter, friendly competition, and community spirit fill the day, all while supporting the Fairmont Parent Association’s programs and events.
Dribble, pass, and shoot to build confidence, coordination, and teamwork.
Elementary DSL students focus on learning the basics and enjoying friendly play.
Middle Tri-Way students refine strategy, sharpen competitive skills, and collaborate with teammates while celebrating each basket and personal improvement.
Kick, pass, and defend to improve speed, coordination, and teamwork.
At our Middle school in Santa Ana, students in Tri-Way sports refine competitive tactics, strengthen leadership, and collaborate with teammates, celebrating every goal, assist, and achievement.
Serve, set, and spike to strengthen communication, teamwork, and technique.
Elementary DSL students practice fundamentals and enjoy fun, friendly games.
Middle Tri-Way students refine skills, play competitively, and develop leadership on the court, celebrating each successful point and team achievement.
Sharpen focus and self-leadership as students learn the fundamentals of golf on and off the course.
They practice patience, strategic thinking, and perseverance with every swing, steadily building confidence in their abilities.
Our Halloween celebration is a fun, school-wide event filled with costumes, themed activities, and seasonal treats.
In a safe, family-friendly setting, students express their creativity, enjoy “spooky” fun with friends, and build joyful memories around this favorite fall tradition.
At the Holiday Children’s Entrepreneur Market, young innovators become shop owners for the day.
Students design, create, and sell handcrafted items, homemade goods, and unique gifts, while families browse student-run booths. Along the way, children practice creativity, budgeting, marketing, and customer service – all in a festive launch to the holiday season.
During the Irvine Global Village Festival, Fairmont joins a city-wide celebration of cultural diversity.
Through our booth, activities, and displays, we highlight student work and global learning, reinforcing our commitment to inclusion, international mindedness, and community engagement.
Design and create beautiful jewellery pieces and thoughtful gifts as a Transitional Kindergarten to grade 5 student, sparking creativity and teamwork. String, shape and showcase your unique creations, building friendships and pride in every project.
Practice Shaolin kung fu skills and forms as a Transitional Kindergarten to grade 5 student, building discipline, confidence and perseverance.
Explore Chinese culture and language, and strengthen physical fitness in every session.
Prepare new recipes each week as a Transitional Kindergarten to Grade 5 student, learning cooking and baking techniques that build lifelong culinary skills.
Mix, measure, and create delicious dishes, gaining independence and confidence in the kitchen.
Students participate in the MathCounts Competition at UC Irvine, tackling challenging math problems in a fast-paced, team-based environment that encourages creative problem-solving and collaboration.
For Grade 4
Children explore the historic Mission San Juan Capistrano through guided tours, garden walks, and interactive exhibits. They learn about early California life, the mission system, architecture, and the cultural contributions of Native Californians and Spanish settlers.
Students observe artifacts, listen to stories, and ask thoughtful questions, bringing early California history to life.
NJHS Socktober is a month-long service project led by the National Junior Honor Society. Students sell fun, colorful socks to raise funds for individuals and families in need.
Through planning, promotion, and reflection, they learn about empathy, advocacy, and how small actions can create meaningful change in their community.
Students develop and present original science or engineering projects at this prestigious county-wide fair, fostering scientific literacy, creativity, and public speaking skills while competing with peers from across Orange County.
Transform into a Matter Changing Superhero if you’re in Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K), touching polymer bubbles, growing crystals and building structures.
Experience real chemical and physical changes, and step into the shoes of future engineers and scientists.
Explore, imagine, and lead your own discoveries in every session.
Explore creativity through fun, hands-on projects designed for Preschool to Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) children.
Paint, sculpt and invent as you build confidence and discover the joy of making in a nurturing setting tailored to preschoolers.
Discover cooking and baking in The Art of Cooking, through hands-on recipes as a Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) preschooler, developing lifelong skills and confidence.
Mix, stir and taste as you explore the art of creating tasty treats in a fun, supportive class.
At the Parenting OC Learn and Grow Expo, Fairmont connects with families from across the region.
Our teachers, students, and staff showcase signature programs and learning experiences, while parents explore educational and enrichment resources available throughout Orange County.
Play soccer and basketball while learning basic skills in a fun, safe environment designed for Preschool to Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) preschoolers.
Run, jump and build coordination, teamwork and confidence, ensuring every child in Preschool to Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) feels included and supported.
Learn basic Shaolin kung fu skills and forms as a Preschool to Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) preschooler, fostering discipline, perseverance and independence.
Explore martial arts virtues and Chinese culture, and build self-confidence in a nurturing environment.
Fuel energy and collaboration as students race across the rink in fast-paced roller hockey games.
They strengthen coordination, quick decision-making, and teamwork, learning to communicate, adapt, and support one another in every play.
Experiment with chemical reactions and invisible polymers as a JK–5 student, then construct motorised marble roller coasters.
Discover Newton’s Laws and recreate icy comets, sparking curiosity about science, technology, engineering, art and maths.
Investigate, create, and collaborate with peers.
At our private school in North Tustin, learners travel to California’s state capital to visit the Capitol building, Old Sacramento, museums, and historic sites. They gain firsthand insight into state government, the Gold Rush, and California’s early development.
Students explore legislative spaces, historic streets, and curated exhibits, reinforcing key social studies concepts about how their state was shaped.
For Grade 3
Children embark on a full-day adventure to key San Diego landmarks such as Old Town, museums, or the harbor. They connect social studies lessons to real places, people, and events that shaped the region.
Students move through exhibits, explore historic neighborhoods, and reflect on what they see, strengthening their understanding of local history, geography, and cultural heritage.
For Grade 6
At our American Middle School, students experience five unforgettable days at Science Camp / ECOS Outdoor Education - a no-parents, overnight adventure designed to spark curiosity and independence. Students dive into hands-on science activities, exploring diverse ecosystems, conducting field experiments, and observing wildlife up close.
Each day, learners work in teams to solve real-world challenges, build shelters, and navigate outdoor trails, strengthening collaboration and resilience. Guided by expert instructors, students ask questions, test ideas, and reflect on their discoveries, connecting classroom science to the natural world.
For Grade 2
Learners participate in an immersive science experience at a local learning center or nature site. Through hands-on experiments, guided observation, and interactive lessons, they explore habitats, weather, forces, and Earth science in a real-world setting.
Students investigate, make predictions, and test ideas, strengthening their inquiry skills and seeing how science explains the world around them.
For Grade 7
Learners explore the natural and historical wonders of South Dakota, visiting sites such as Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial, and Badlands National Park. They connect classroom learning in U.S. history, geology, and cultural studies to the landscapes and landmarks they encounter.
Students participate in guided tours, hear diverse stories, and reflect on American heritage and the landscape of the Midwest.
Tustin’s Chili Cook-Off gives Fairmont families a chance to be part of a beloved local tradition.
Students, parents, and staff come together to enjoy food, friendly competition, and live entertainment, strengthening connections with each other and with the wider Tustin community.
For Junior Kindergarten Learners enjoy a guided tour of a working farm, where they see how fruits and vegetables grow, meet farm animals, and pick their own pumpkin. This fall-themed trip connects classroom lessons about plants, seasons, and food to real-world experiences.
Students walk the fields, ask questions, and observe life on the farm, building nature awareness and a deeper understanding of farm-to-table connections.
For Grade 1, 2, 3 and 4
Children attend a professional children’s theater performance that brings literature and storytelling to life. Through live acting, music, and stagecraft, they connect what they read in class to characters, settings, and plots on stage.
Students respond to the performance, discuss themes, and reflect on the story, building comprehension skills, sparking creativity, and deepening their appreciation for the performing arts.
Discover and learn about animals from around the world as a Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) preschooler, exploring hands-on activities and meeting different species each week.
Observe, investigate, and connect with wildlife, fostering curiosity and empathy in every session.
Design and build your own Wild Robot as a student in grades JK–5, exploring Earth's biomes and tackling group challenges.
Race, battle, and parade your creation at the Robot Rally, discovering how engineering and teamwork drive innovation.
Solve real-world problems and celebrate every breakthrough in this hands-on, energetic club.
Fourth graders take part in a lively, in-school presentation that transforms history into an interactive experience. They take on roles, solve challenges, and work in teams as they journey through California’s major historical eras.
Students act out events, use critical-thinking skills, and collaborate with peers, bringing the social studies curriculum to life in an engaging way.
Students experience key events of the American Revolution through role-play, reenactments, and interactive storytelling. They explore influential figures, major battles, and the struggle for independence in a dynamic, in-school setting.
Students step into historical roles, debate ideas, and connect timelines to real human stories, strengthening their understanding of early American history.
For Grade 8
Students cap their middle school experience with a trip to the nation’s capital, visiting national monuments, Smithsonian museums, government buildings, and historic neighborhoods. They link lessons in civics and US history to the institutions and ideas that shape the country.
Students walk through iconic sites, ask critical questions, and reflect on democracy, leadership, and national identity, gaining a deeper sense of their own role as citizens.
Fairmont Families at North Tustin is the campus’ signature character-formation program, where students and families come together to build a close-knit, supportive community. Each month, students focus on a core value through engaging activities, discussions, and events. Students lead and participate in group challenges, celebrate achievements, and reflect on what it means to be a caring, confident individual. Families join in campus events, strengthening relationships and creating lasting memories. Every student and family is welcomed and valued, making North Tustin a place where everyone belongs and grows together.
Families can rely on our After-School Enrichment Programs to keep children engaged, supported, and happy every afternoon. Students take part in a wide variety of enrichment clubs - such as robotics, STEAM, chess, arts and crafts, dance, sports, cooking, and more - where they connect, create, and explore through hands-on activities.
Clubs begin right after the school day, with most starting between 2:45pm and 3:30pm and finishing by 4:30pm or 5:00pm, depending on the grade level and club choice.
The Fairmont-North Tustin sports program develops athletic skills with character traits needed for future success. It embraces healthy competition while encouraging players to learn from setbacks and failures.
Coach Trinh
The Fairmont-North Tustin sports program helps students to embrace healthy competition. In addition, we embrace all student athletes regardless of their current abilities and experience. Such experiences go far beyond the game.
Join Fairmont North Tustin and discover a community where students thrive academically, explore their passions, and grow as leaders and individuals.
