After-hours clubs · Laureates Academy
Keep your school. Extend your learning. Explore a subject more deeply with Laureates' after-hours clubs, welcoming students from other schools.
After-hours learning gives students a way to use Laureates' educational services while continuing at their main school. Begin with your child's interests and current understanding, then find out which programme is the right fit.
Choose a direction
Explore each club's details before deciding. Programme scope, placement and availability are specific to the club.
From secure foundations to creative problem solving and contest preparation, the Math & Computing Club starts with the right level of challenge.
Interested in science beyond the regular school day? Start a conversation about what your child wants to explore and the current Science Club options.
2026–2027 · All amounts in Canadian dollars
80 sessions of 75 minutes,
normally twice weekly.
Ask for the scope and full fee
of the selected programme.
Begin with the learner
Bring their grade, interests, current learning and the kind of challenge they are looking for.
Discuss the club and its entry expectations. For Math & Computing, assessment helps identify the starting level and stream.
Confirm the current timetable, participation format, availability and fee terms for the selected programme.
Before you begin
Yes. Laureates' after-hours clubs are offered to students from other schools alongside their main school programme. Club participation is separate from full-time day-school admission.
The Math & Computing Club offers hybrid participation. Ask the school about the current format of Science, Art or Chess Club before making arrangements.
No. Details are programme-specific. The 2026–2027 Math & Computing annual fee is CAD $4,000 for 80 sessions of 75 minutes, normally twice weekly. Science Club's fee is to be confirmed for the selected programme. Ask about the current timetable and any other club you are considering.
Explore Laureates' day-school programme for a broader look at learning throughout the school day, or book a conversation to discuss your child's needs.
Let curiosity lead
Tell us what interests your child.
We can begin with a conversation.