Enrichment That Inspires the Whole Child

At Oak Arbor, learning extends far beyond the classroom.
Our enrichment programs give students opportunities to explore, create, and serve — building confidence, community, and joy in learning.

CREATE

Art, Music, and Imagination

MOVE

Physical Education and Outdoor Play

DISCOVER

Enrichment and Exploration

Children express themselves through creative exploration every week.
Our art and music programs invite them to discover beauty, rhythm, and meaning — deepening focus, joy, and self-confidence.

Art
Hands-on projects inspired by nature, culture, and great artists
Exploration of color, shape, and design through Montessori materials
Student displays throughout the school

Music
Singing, rhythm instruments, and movement
Foundational music theory and appreciation
Opportunities for performance during chapel or community events

Faith
Students learn that creativity is a reflection of God’s design — expressing gratitude and love through beauty and sound.

Physical development is part of every child’s growth.
Through weekly physical education and outdoor play, students build strength, coordination, and teamwork — all in an atmosphere of respect and encouragement.

PE classes twice weekly for all ages
Outdoor movement, sportsmanship, and cooperation
Games and exercises that promote focus, health, and joy

Movement helps children connect mind and body — learning how effort, persistence, and practice lead to personal growth.

Each semester brings special enrichment classes that broaden our students’ learning and life experience.
These offerings vary by term and may include:

Sample Enrichment Classes
Nature study and gardening
Sewing and handcrafts
Cooking and nutrition
Science exploration and experiments
Cultural celebrations and guest workshops

These opportunities nurture curiosity and creativity, giving children a deeper appreciation for the world God has made.

See Enrichment in Action

Schedule a visit to experience the creative, active, and faith-filled energy that enriches daily life at Oak Arbor.

"The greatest gift we can give our children are the roots of responsibility and the wings of independence," Maria Montessori