After School Clubs

Does your child love to draw, paint and create?

Art Club is a great way for students to get creative, learn new skills and have fun! Students get to create a variety of projects that will spark their passion and enthusiasm for art. 

This Club Is offered on Mondays in the Fall.

Session 1 - Grades 2 & 3

Sept 28th to Oct 19th 

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Session  2 - Grades 4 & 5 

Nov 9th to Dec 7th 

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Does your child love opportunities to spread kindness to others and connect with other students who want to do the same?

Kindness Club is a place where students come together after school to make the world a little brighter! Using games, fun projects, and creativity the Kindness Club finds ways to spread kindness at school, at home, and in our community. Be a kindness hero and have fun while making new friends! 

This Club Is offered on Mondays.

Session 1 - Grades 1 - 5

Sept 28th to Oct 19th 

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Session  2 - Grades 1 - 5

Nov 9th to Dec 7th 

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Does your child enjoy critical thinking and strategy?

Chess Club teaches students the basics of the game of chess and encourages them to build their skills through one-on-one play with other students. Students are challenged to think critically, encouraged to be flexible while having fun and making new friends!

This Club Is offered on Mondays in the Fall.

Session  2 - Grades 3, 4 & 5

Nov 9th to Dec 7th 

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Does your child love to act, react, and have a blast?

Improv Club is a great way for students to build confidence, communication skills, and have fun! Students are challenged to respond to a variety of scenarios, react on the spot, and be creative in their thinking. 

This Club Is offered on Mondays.

Session 1 - Grades 3, 4, & 5 

Sept 28th to Oct 19th 

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Does your child love sports, movement and fun? 

Sports Stars love to try different sports and movement games! Each club session begins with movement, agility and plyometric challenges. Then the sport of the week is introduced. Sports include soccer, lacrosse, beachball volleyball, basketball and Flag Football  Children get time to play, explore and do drills related to the sport of the week. 

This club is sponsored by Thrive Field House. 

This Club Is offered on Mondays.

Session 1 - Grades 1 & 2 

Sept 28th to Oct 19th

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Does your child enjoy solving puzzles and number games?

Math Explorers solve puzzles, play board games and work with friends to solve problems. This club allows students to sharpen their skills in fun and creative ways that will grow their love for all things math. 

This Club Is offered on Mondays.

Session 2 - Grades 1 & 2 

Nov 9th to Dec 7th 

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Does your child enjoy coding and problem solving? 

DASH Robotics Workshop teaches basic programming using DASH Robots. Students will engage in 21st century skills including hands-on experience, collaboration, creative thinking, problem solving, computational and sequential thinking and spatial relations. 

We Need A Volunteer For This Club. 

Would you be willing to help?

Is your child a creative thinker who is  excited about the game of Minecraft ?

Minecraft Club is challenges students to think creatively and logically as they create their worlds. Students will complete challenges, learn new ways of thinking, and have fun with fellow Minecraft enthusiasts. 

Coming back Spring 2027!

Does your child love to understand how things work and why? 

The Vex Robotics club allows students to work together to build and design robots. Their critical thinking skills will then be used to get their robots to follow sequences and codes. This is a fun way to explore the world of robotics with hands on experience and like minded friends!

We Need A Volunteer For This Club. 

Would you be willing to help?

Does your child love advocating  and taking action for the enviornment? Are they passionate about keeping our earth healthy and our envionement strong?

If so, Conservation Corps may be the right club for them!  Students will help with a variety that make a positive impact on our enviornment.  Projects including beautification, conservation and education.  

Conservation Corps will help to keep Belvedere sustainable and green! 

More information coming soon.

For Student in Grades 3, 4 & 5

Click Here to fill out the interest form. 

Do you have a 5th Grader who loves STEM? Is your child excited to learn all things in engineering, robotics, and how things work?

The Sea Perch Underwater Robotics Club is sponsored by the Advanced Co-Curricular office in Anne Arundel County in conjunction with the office of Naval Research and the United States Navy Academy. 

The Sea Perch program engages students in STEM activities in which they design and build an underwater remote operated vehicle (called a Sea Perch). 

The initiative focuses on bringing academia, government, and industry to work together to nurture student interest in marine biology and engineering.

Students use drills, PVC cutters, and learn to solder. Also, students will earn the exciting opportunity to participate in the Spring Expo at the US Naval Academy. 

Applications Open in Late Fall!

Does your child want to boost her confidence while elevating her physical fitness? Does she want to be a part of a group of girls who are harnessing thier "I Can" power?

Girls on the Run of the Greater Chesapeake offers lessons taught by trained volunteer coaches who create a welcoming environment using our evidence-based curriculum. "Hello, Mountain Mover!" lessons teach girls about their I CAN power.

What can you expect this season? Your Girls on the Run team will meet twice a week for ten weeks. Coaches will lead fun activities and discussions. Together, your team will create a project that supports your community. 

Returning Spring 2027!

Does your child love to draw, paint and create?

Art without Boundaries is a welcoming after school club where students of all abilities come together to explore the world of art. Through hands on projects students will explore different art materials, while building friendships and confidence. The club encourages teamwork and acceptance making sure everyone has the chance to shine and contribute in their own special way. 

Does your child have an interest in journalism, story telling, and capturing memorable moments?

The Yearbook Club is looking for students who are interested in learning about how a yearbook is made, the journalism and writing skills needed to create content, and lending their time and talent to create the 26-27 BES yearbook.   Yearbook Club members will choose the theme, design the cover, and create the content for the first 15 pages of the yearbook. 

Interested students can apply by filling out the application below. Applicant's 4th and 5th grade teachers will also be contacted for recommendations. Students need to be able to attend all club meetings, make phone calls to conduct interviews, and use a computer at home to access the web-based yearbook software.  This club will meet from October to April. Club day for the Fall is Thursdays afterschool. 

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Application Opens 9/9/26 at 9 AM

Application will close on  9/16/26 at 11:59 PM