Elementary School Programs
We provide full-day Elementary programs from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, offering enriching courses and diverse activities in English. Student activities are held in three buildings, a full-size soccer field, a pool, two gyms, and three dedicated playgrounds designed just for our little ones.
SESSION DATES & THEMES
SESSION 1: JUNE 16-20, 2025 | ||||
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Challenge Seekers : Promoting teamwork, problem-solving, and personal growth with adventurous activities, students tackle scavenger hunts, build boats, climb indoors, and explore the Han River by kayak, sailboat, and SUP. These experiences foster resilience, creativity, water safety skills, teamwork, and an appreciation for nature. To pack in more fun, camp ends an hour later than usual this session. Pre-Kindergarten students will stay on campus with their Instructor and Camp Counselors, while all others visit off-site locations up to three times during the week. (Different Camp Hours) |
SESSION 2: JUNE 23-27, 2025 | ||||
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Dynamic Designers : Growing engineering skills through hands-on challenges, students build gravity-powered vehicles to compete on 2.5m/8ft high speed tracks, construct bridges that can withstand 100kg/220lbs bricks, create a basketball court size village with electric circuits, and fabricate life-sized nature-inspired structures that can house ten people. These innovative design challenges foster problem-solving skills, spark creativity, promote sustainability, and encourage the application of engineering concepts to real-world solutions, inspiring curiosity and inventive thinking. |
SESSION 3: JUNE 30 - JULY 4, 2025 | ||||
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Korea Aficionados : Immersing in Korean culture through hands-on experiences, students explore the art of food fermentation and kimchi-making, history and artistry of Hangul calligraphy, depth of Joseon Dynasty history, ingenuity of Hanok houses, and craftsmanship of traditional pottery and textiles. The blend of food, history, architecture, and art fosters a deeper appreciation of Korea’s rich cultural heritage through interactive learning. |
SESSION 4: JULY 7-11, 2025 | ||||
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Aquatic Advocate : Delving into water conservation and marine science, students explore sustainable water practices, marine ecosystems, and the water cycle’s crucial role in sustaining life and shaping weather patterns. This program fosters environmental responsibility, deepening understanding of weather patterns, aquatic ecosystems, and human impact while inspiring future advocates for protecting vital water resources and aquatic environments. |
SESSION 5: JULY 14-18, 2025 | ||||
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Interstellar Navigators : Exploring space science through interactive experiences, students engage in hands-on activities to design and launch model rockets, investigate the wonders of the solar system, and simulate planetary atmospheres. They craft constellations through art and storytelling while testing their knowledge in dynamic space-themed challenges. This program nurtures scientific curiosity, creativity, and teamwork, inspiring students to discover the mysteries of the universe. |
SESSION 6: JULY 21-25, 2025 | ||||
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Team Superheroes : Embarking on an action-packed journey, students unleash their creativity by designing superhero personas, tackling dynamic obstacle courses, and developing leadership and teamwork skills. Inspired by the Guinness Book of Records, students tackle problem-solving challenges that enhance critical thinking and teamwork. The experience culminates in a thrilling final mission, fostering resilience, confidence, and a sense of community as they embrace their inner superheroes. |
GROUP SPECIFICS
Pre-Kindergarten 3 - 4
Group Play |
This is a breakdown of a Pre-Kindergarten 3 or 4 student's day.
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Snack | |
Activity Stations | |
Water Play / Free Swim |
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Recess |
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Circle Time: Music | |
Fine Motor Skills |
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Lunch |
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Circle Time: Reading |
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Snack |
Kindergarten - Grade 1
Snack |
This is a breakdown of a Kindergartener or Grade 1 student's day.
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Session Themed Activity |
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Quiet Time: Reading | |
Free Swim / Water Play | |
Session Themed Activity | |
Lunch |
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Session Themed Activity | |
Snack |
Grade 2 - 3
Session Themed Activity |
This is a breakdown of a Grade 2 or 3 student's day.
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Snack | ||
Session Themed Activity | ||
Lunch | ||
Quiet Time: Reading |
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Free Swim / Water Play | ||
Session Themed Activity |
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Snack |
Grade 4 - 5
Free Swim / Water Play |
This is a breakdown of a Grade 4 or 5 student's day.
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Snack | |
Session Themed Activity | |
Quiet Time: Reading | |
Lunch |
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Session Themed Activity | |
Snack |
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Session Themed Activity |
STAFFING/STUDENT RATIO
Staffing per Session
Staff | Details |
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Director of Camp SFS | 1 |
Managers | 6 |
Instructors | 14 |
Office Staff | 2 |
Counselors | 46 |
Media Team | 5 |
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) | 2 |
Lifeguards | 3 |
Adult to Student Ratio
Depending on a student's grade, the adult to student ratio will vary to ensure the safety of all students. In-Class ratios are smaller with the addition of the instructor.
Grade | Counselor to Student Ratio | In-Class Adult to Student Ratio |
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Pre-Kindergarten 3 - 4 | 1 : 3 | 1 : 2 |
Kindergarten - Grade 1 | 1 : 5 | 1 : 4 |
Grade 2 - 3 | 1 : 8 | 1 : 5 |
Grade 4 - 5 | 1 : 9 | 1 : 6 |
TUITION
APPLICATION CATEGORY | TUITION PER SESSION (KRW) |
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SFS Student |
720,000 |
External Student |
790,000* |
*Non-SFS External Students are subject to a one-time per year, non-refundable application fee of 100,000, which is applied to the total amount per student during registration.
Application Dates
Early: February 20 - March 3, 2025
Regular: March 4 - Application End Date (Varies by Session)
Application End Dates (2025)
Session 1 - June 4
Session 2 - June 11
Session 3 - June 18
Session 4 - June 25
Session 5 - July 2
Session 6 - July 9
External students that are children of SFS Alumni
- Apply as External Students
- Eligible for SFS Student Fees, after Camp SFS confirms the parent’s attendance at SFS
- A one-time external application fee of 100,000KRW will be applied to the total amount per student
- Added as a current registered students of Seoul Foreign School quota