Wonder Time
Wonder Time is a Windsor Hall exclusive program. Over the course of a year, students dive deep into a passion project of their choice and bring it to life. Whether it’s creating something new, researching a topic of interest, or mastering a skill, Wonder Time allows students to take ownership of their learning and showcase their creativity. Below are a few examples of Wonder Time projects completed by students, including creating a cookbook, founding a non-profit, and starting an online business selling plane models.
Showcase：
Take David, for example. Through Wonder Time, he founded the DC Coding Association to make coding lessons accessible to all. What started as an idea to offer free lessons has grown into a fully-fledged nonprofit with 12 volunteers, hosting workshops that have helped thousands of students.
This success came from David’s passion and the support he received at Windsor Hall, where we help students turn interests into impactful projects. Wonder Time empowers every student to explore, create, and achieve something uniquely their own.
*400+ Attendees Captivated by David at DC Coding Event!
Future Leaders Club
Future Leaders Club is an extracurricular activity that aims to provide students the opportunity to explore leadership, social responsibility, identity, and service learning. Through an IB lens, students learn about their strengths and preferences, leadership skills and qualities, career and life planning strategies, and the importance of service. Some activities include: Personality and career quizzes, university preparation and research, resume writing and mock interviews, and volunteering.
“I like Future Leaders Club because of the sense of community we’ve built here.” – Jennifer, Grade 7
“I have learned how to format a resume, interview for a job, and plan for my future. I also like being able to volunteer in our local community with my friends.” – Tyler, Grade 8
Art and Design Club
Our after-school art club, led by Emily Carr University instructor David Alba, welcomes students of all skill levels to explore and develop their artistic talents. Whether students are interested in 3D modeling, painting, or drawing, David works with them individually to nurture their skills and passions. Our studio is stocked with top-quality materials, including paints, drawing supplies, and state-of-the-art 3D printers, giving students everything they need to bring their creative visions to life.
Singapore Math Club：
The Singapore Math club provides a comprehensive and structured approach to mathematics education, emphasizing a deep understanding of mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills. Rooted in the curriculum developed in Singapore, known for its success in international assessments, this course covers topics such as arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis. The club aims to foster a solid foundation in mathematics and prepare students for advanced studies in the subject.
Chess Club：
The Chess Club at Windsor Hall is a welcoming space where students of all skill levels can explore the timeless game of chess. Through engaging activities and friendly matches, participants develop critical thinking, strategy, and problem-solving skills. Whether learning the basics or refining advanced tactics, the club fosters a supportive environment that encourages growth, patience, and sportsmanship.
Music Club：
The Music Club provides a space for students to explore their musical talents and collaborate on performances. This year, members practiced for the talent show, featuring instruments like the drums, piano, and guzheng.
Sports Club：
Stay active and have fun with Windsor Hall’s after-school sports club! Students can explore volleyball, basketball, and badminton in a welcoming and supportive environment. This club is all about fostering skills, building confidence, and embracing the joy of sports.
