Take to the air in this exciting four-day Aerial Arts Winterim Intensive at Maui Aerial Arts! Students will explore the fundamentals of aerial performance while building strength, grace, and confidence. Under expert guidance, participants will learn a variety of aerial disciplines—including silks, hammock, dance trapeze, lyra, and a specialty apparatus—and work toward creating their own original routine. The week culminates in a student showcase where families are invited to watch and celebrate each performer’s progress.

This four-day AI Boot Camp immerses high school students in the fast-changing world of artificial intelligence through hands-on, experiential learning. Each day, participants design and share original projects—ranging from digital stories and wearable art to music tracks and short videos—while developing the skills to work creatively and collaboratively. Along the way, they examine how AI connects to both local and global issues, reflecting on the opportunities and challenges it creates. The program emphasizes not only technical skills but also ethical awareness and responsible action, ensuring that students leave with a portfolio of tangible work and a deeper understanding of how creativity, technology, and collaboration shape the future.

Unleash your creativity and make a real impact on Maui! Join Mrs. Quiocho for an unforgettable adventure crafting nature-inspired crochet, knitting, or macramé projects at some of the island’s most beautiful spots. Along the way, we’ll spread kindness with hands-on acts like litter removal, window cleaning, or donating handmade creations—making each place shine even brighter.
Enjoy lunch, snacks, reading, and chill time in stunning locations, all while learning new crafting skills and connecting with friends. This is more than just a workshop—it’s a one-of-a-kind experience that combines art, adventure, and aloha!
Meet in the Library at 8:00 am daily

Ever wonder what it’s like to work with sea turtles, moon jellies, and reef fish? Here’s your chance to find out! Spend your week behind the scenes at Maui’s aquarium, where you’ll gear up and step right into the tanks to help care for some of the ocean’s coolest creatures.
You’ll work side by side with aquarists and curators—feeding turtles, measuring jellies, cleaning exhibits, recording behaviors, and even diving into coral care. This is your all-access pass to the life of a marine biologist.

Buzzing with Purpose: The Art and Science of Beekeeping

Where would our world be without the incredible pollinators that keep our gardens and farms thriving? In this hands-on Winterim program, students will dive into the fascinating world of honeybees through a full beekeeping curriculum—from starting and caring for hives to harvesting and processing honey. Alongside their work with bees, students will explore the vital role pollinators play in our ecosystem, participate in a comprehensive farm tour, and get their hands dirty in the soil through farm activities like prepping beds, planting, and harvesting with our experienced team.

Ready to explore Maui’s incredible underwater world? The Beginner Scuba Winterim at Maui Diving introduces students to the essentials of scuba diving through hands-on training and real ocean dives. This four-day course prepares participants to earn their PADI Open Water Diver certification, combining independent eLearning prior to winterim with professional instruction, and guided dives in some of Maui’s most beautiful locations. Students will build confidence, learn safety protocols, and experience the excitement of breathing underwater for the first time!

Step into the kitchen and explore the exciting world of cooking and baking alongside a professional private chef. Each day offers a hands-on culinary adventure designed to build confidence, sharpen techniques, and expand kitchen vocabulary—all while creating delicious dishes to enjoy and share.

Drones are taking over! Learn how to fly the latest drones, including programming them for autonomous flight and data capture techniques such as photogrammetry to generate high-resolution 3D imagery that can be used as virtual environments for gaming and interactive storytelling.

Love animals and want to make a real difference on Maui? Join us for an immersive experience with the island’s wildlife, farm, and domestic animals! You’ll get an up-close look at how a local non-profit animal rescue provides compassionate care through feeding, health check-ups, adoption programs, and volunteerism. This hands-on program is perfect for animal lovers ready to roll up their sleeves and help create a brighter, happier life for Maui’s furry and feathered friends.

Get ready for four days of hands-on animal adventure! Spend three unforgettable days at Jillian's stable in Kula exploring natural horsemanship, horse whispering, basic horse care, and riding skills—including a scenic trail ride. Learn how to build trust and communicate with horses while gaining skills you’ll remember for a lifetime.
On one special day, step into the world of animal rescue and farm life with visits to the Maui Pig Sanctuary and Surfing Goat Dairy. Meet rescued pigs, explore sustainable farming, and see how animals of all kinds are cared for.
This Winterim is perfect for students who love animals, enjoy the outdoors, and want a fun, hands-on experience that combines learning, adventure, and friendship.

Jump into the action with the Maui Fire Department, Maui Police Department, Ocean Safety, and the U.S. Coast Guard. Experience what it’s really like to protect and serve our island. Spend the week training right at their stations and facilities. Each day brings a new challenge: swimming and workouts (think runs, push-ups, and more), heading out on the water, suiting up in firefighting gear, and practicing lifesaving skills. Get ready to sweat, push yourself, and discover firsthand what it takes to be a First Responder on Maui.

Dive into the world of freediving with AIDA-certified instructors Leena Oijala and Martyna Goralska. This program gives students 16 and older the opportunity to explore the ocean while learning essential freediving skills, from breath-hold techniques and equalization to safety and rescue procedures. Participants will combine classroom theory, pool training, and open-water practice at Keawakapu Beach and the wreck of St. Anthony. Students will also have the chance to put their skills to work in a reef clean-up session, and may pursue AIDA Level 1 or 2 certification through written and applied tests (certification is optional).

In this Winterim, students will be fully immersed in the art and everyday life of a Hawaiian lei maker. Each day brings a new and exciting experience, including gathering lei-making materials from sacred and scenic locations around Maui such as Iao Valley, Olowalu, and Keokea.

Students will explore the native Hawaiian flora and fauna used in lei making, learning about their cultural significance and how to mālama (care for) these plants. Over four days, participants will camp at Moʻoloa, a private sanctuary in Makena that houses a large Native Hawaiian plant garden. Here, students will learn the history of the area and engage in aloha ʻāina (land stewardship) activities.

Participants will practice a variety of lei styles, including Haku, Wili, Hili, Hīpuʻu, Humu Papa, Nīkiʻi, and more. Through hands-on learning and cultural engagement, students will gain a deeper appreciation for their island home, Hawaiian culture, and the art of lei making.

Spend four days and three nights in Hana with the Maui Invasive Species Committee and dive into Maui’s unique ecology! Each day, gear up to explore the upper areas of Hana and Kipahulu, eradicating invasive plants, insects, and species like miconia, little fire ants (LFA), and the coconut rhinoceros beetle. After hard work, unwind at Hamoa Bay and other favorite beaches—experiencing Hana’s waterfalls, coastal spots, and hidden trails. Work hard, play hard, and mālama ʻāina in one unforgettable adventure!

He huakaʻi ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi kēia. This winterim is a full ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi immersion winterim. E mākaʻikaʻi ana i nā wahi pana o Oʻahu a Lua. This winterim will visit storied places of Oʻahu a Lua, e laʻa me ka loko iʻa o Heʻeia, Ka hale aliʻi ʻo ʻIolani, ka hale hōʻikeʻike ʻo Bihopa, kekahi loʻi kalo, some of these places include Heʻeia fishpond, ʻIolani Palace, the Bishop Museum, taro patches and other sites. E aʻo ana nā haumāna i nā moʻolelo e pili ana i ia mau wahi pana. Students will learn the history concerning these aforementioned storied places. A e māhuahua aʻe ana kāna ʻōlelo ma o ia ʻano huakaʻi. Students' language tend to grow exponentially when immersed in the target language.

In this fun and hands-on visual arts Winterim, students will create a variety of projects while working in the professional studios at the Hui. Guided by Hui teaching artists, participants will explore multiple mediums, including lauhala weaving with Koral Gill to create a bracelet, metalsmithing/ jewelry with Noryne Taylor (2 days), printmaking with Bo Brady, and cyanotype photography with Sarah Barrick. Students may wish to bring extra funds for optional additional supplies or materials for metalsmithing.

In this fun and hands-on visual arts Winterim, students will create a variety of projects while working in the professional studios at the Hui. Guided by Hui teaching artists, participants will explore multiple mediums, including lauhala weaving with Koral Gill to create a bracelet, painting with Cara Griffin, printmaking with Tia Brady, and cyanotype photography with Sarah Barrick.

The Independent College Visits program offers Juniors and Seniors a one-time opportunity to explore out-of-state colleges and universities of interest. Students will meet with campus representatives, tour facilities, and immerse themselves in the campus environment to better understand each school’s culture and offerings. This experience encourages proactive research, planning, and reflection, helping students make informed decisions about their post-secondary education while developing independence and organizational skills.

Internship Program – 20 Hours

The Winterim Internship Program provides students with a unique opportunity to gain real-world experience in a professional or academic setting. This program requires a commitment of 20 hours over the week and is designed to help students explore career paths, build professional skills, and connect classroom learning to practical experiences.

Mentor Approval: Students must secure a mentor for their internship and receive approval from Mrs. Brown by November 7, 2025.

Deadline: All internship placements and approvals must be finalized by November 15th.

This program is ideal for students seeking hands-on experience, professional growth, and the chance to explore potential career paths in a supportive learning environment

Even warriors gotta eat.

Among the best known Japanese cultural artifacts is bushidō : the way of the samurai, an ethical and spiritual discipline that aimed to help practitioners cultivate equanimity, truthfulness and compassion in the midst of life’s uncertainties. This same set of principles has come to shape the spirit of modern Japan, including the Japanese diaspora that spread to the Hawaiian islands beginning in the late 19th century.

Join us for a taste of this rich and diverse history as we explore the cultural influences that continue to inspire Maui’s Japanese-American community. Each day we’ll learn about and engage in a new Japanese art or martial art form with a master practitioner, coupled with a sensory experience of the cuisine that has come to embody the values of this magnificent civilization.

Are you a strong swimmer with a passion for helping others? Step into the world of lifeguarding and discover your potential! As a Junior Lifeguard, you’ll gain essential aquatics skills, leadership experience, and the confidence to shine both in and out of the pool.

Step into the heart of Maui at Kaʻehu, a vibrant community-based restoration and cultural education site in Wailuku. This immersive program invites students to explore the rich history, traditions, and natural beauty of Kaʻehu while learning to mālama (care for) the land and ocean. Through hands-on experiences rooted in Hawaiian values, students will develop a deeper understanding of the delicate balance between people and ʻāina (land) and kai (ocean), connecting to both the environment and cultural practices that have sustained Hawaiʻi for generations.

Join us for an unforgettable 3-day Winterim on O‘ahu, created through a special partnership between Seabury Hall and St. Andrew’s Schools. This unique experience blends service, leadership, and spirituality with the vibrant culture and creativity of Hawai‘i’s capital.
Through collaborative service projects and peer mentoring with St. Andrew’s students, participants will not only earn CSL hours but also discover the joy of building connections that last beyond the program. Guided moments of personal reflection and spiritual exploration will help students connect service with purpose, leadership with humility, and community with self-growth.
Beyond service, students will dive into the arts, history, and culture that shape O‘ahu: from world-class galleries like HoMA and Capital Modern to the living history of Bishop Museum, ‘Iolani Palace, and traditional lo‘i. Evenings bring time to relax—whether at the beach, strolling Ala Moana, or enjoying a movie night with friends.

The Mālama Kula Winterim invites students to roll up their sleeves and take part in the restoration and protection of Kula’s unique ecosystems. Guided by community experts and residents, students will explore Kula’s ecology, history, and land use while confronting the real-world challenges our community faces—from invasive species and fire hazards to erosion and runoff. This immersive experience empowers students to be part of the solution: helping to “turn back the clock” by replacing non-native hardwoods and fire-prone species with thriving native forests that safeguard both the land and the community. Alongside ecological restoration, students will gain hands-on knowledge of hazard mitigation, learning practical steps like fire-hardening landscapes and emergency preparedness drills.

Join us for a four-day Out of Classroom Experience where you’ll dive into the world of local government and see how decisions that shape our community are made. A highlight of this program will be visiting the Maui County Council’s Residency Area Office on Lāna‘i, where you’ll learn firsthand how the government works on this unique island. Along the way, you’ll explore the real issues facing Maui County today and discover the important role you can play as a resident in shaping the future of your community.

Step into an unforgettable four-day adventure with the Maui Hero Project where FEMA disaster
preparedness and wilderness survival meet personal growth. Students ages 13–18 will earn
CPR/AED and First Aid certification, practice search and rescue operations, and learn how
to establish and manage a basecamp using the Incident Command System—the same
framework used nationally by first responders. Alongside these critical readiness skills, students
will learn ocean safety through lifeguarding, snorkeling, spearfishing, and fish filleting with

catch-and-cook meals, while also building confidence through wilderness training in shelter-
building, fire-starting, and ethical hunting practices. From waterfall rescues to bowhunting

training and pig-trap construction, the Maui Hero Project now in its 26th year develops
resilience, leadership, and teamwork. The program culminates in applied multiple survival
challenges—mock hunts, hands-on deer butchering, active-shooter paintball, waterfall
hikes and cliff jumps. With all gear, meals, and transportation provided—and an overnight
camping experience in individual tents—this immersive camp equips teens with both
practical survival abilities and the mindset to face real-world disasters (from hurricanes to AI)
with confidence and responsibility.

Join us for a 4-day musical adventure with the Maui Pops Orchestra! Middle schoolers will explore the basics of violin and cello through fun, hands-on learning. The week wraps up with a casual “informance,” where students share what they’ve discovered in a short performance for family and friends.

Ride the waves each morning with alumna Dustin Tester and her expert team at Maui
Surfer Girls, one of the island’s longest-running surf schools. Afternoons take you onto
Maui’s trails, exploring lush valleys and local spots while learning about Hawaiian
culture and mālama ʻāina (caring for the land). Depending on conditions, some days
may be full surf days or all-day hikes—an adaptable adventure designed to build
confidence, resilience, and a deeper connection to Maui’s land and sea.

Let's explore robotics!
Students will build and program their own robots, learning key concepts in engineering, coding, and teamwork. Activities include assembling the robot, programming basic and sensor-driven movements, and designing creative projects to solve real-world challenges. The program emphasizes problem-solving, collaboration, and creativity, culminating in a student-led showcase of their robotic creations.

Roll up your sleeves and power up! In this four-day woodworking Winterim, students will learn to safely use power tools and hand tools while designing and building their own projects. From measuring and cutting to sanding and finishing, every step teaches both craftsmanship and creativity. By the end of the program, students will walk away with practical skills, new confidence, and a project they can proudly say, “I built this!”

Discover what your future could look like on Oʻahu! This immersive program takes students on a tour of some of Hawaiʻi’s top colleges and universities, including the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, Chaminade University of Honolulu, Hawaiʻi Pacific University, Honolulu Community College, Kapiʻolani Community College, Leeward Community College, and Windward Community College. During campus visits, students will meet current college students, explore academic programs, and get a first-hand look at the different pathways available right here in Hawaiʻi.

When you’re not touring campuses, you’ll explore all that Oʻahu has to offer — from famous landmarks and scenic lookouts to the island’s vibrant food, art, culture and shopping. This experience will help you imagine your next steps and find the right fit for your future.

Dive into an unforgettable week exploring the vibrant reefs of South and West Maui! Students will get hands-on experience with the ocean through multiple swims, observing the incredible undersea world and learning about the geography, geology, mythology, history, and oceanography of our local waters.

One highlight of the week is a two-person kayak adventure, giving students a whole new perspective of the shoreline and the back side of the reefs. Along the way, you might encounter whales, sea turtles, rays, and colorful reef fish—up close and personal! This Winterim is perfect for anyone ready to put their face in the water, explore the reefs, and connect with Maui’s marine environment.

Note: it is important that you have a level of comfort in the water and don’t mind swimming. You do not need to own your own snorkeling gear.

Step back in time and discover the incredible ingenuity of our ancestors! In this hands-on Winterim, you’ll explore how early humans crafted tools from rocks, wood, and natural fibers, and you’ll get to make and use your very own versions. From slings to spears, knives, and atlatls, you’ll learn the skills, history, and techniques behind these ancient inventions. Guided by Mr. Kellogg, you’ll safely work with sharp and tricky materials, practice your craftsmanship, and take your creations home to continue your Paleolithic adventures.

This adventurous course will offer a new perspective of the world through the eye of the camera. We will learn to 'see' with a camera, the way an artist sees, as we explore composition and photographic techniques on location. Nature is our classroom! We will go on “A NEW PHOTO JOURNEY EACH DAY”, as we explore unique island destinations such as Haleakala Crater, Iao Valley, Kealia Pond & Boardwalk, Ulupalakua Ranch, etc. We will eat at some of Maui's best lunch cafes to review & edit photo images. Students will need a digital camera (with zoom lens capability); a personal camera or Iphone 13 or newer will work as a camera, or an equivalent phone.

Explore the vibrant world of visual storytelling in Public Arts and Murals 2026. Under the guidance of Maui-born artist Matthew Agcolicol, students will dive into the intersections of nature, spirituality, and creativity. Inspired by Hawaii’s rich ecosystems, Matthew’s work invites participants to engage with the environment and discover how art can reflect and shape our understanding of the world. Throughout the week, students will experience hands-on mural creation, collaborative workshops, and guided art explorations that encourage self-expression and community impact.

Get ready to crank it up! This Winterim is your all-access pass to the world of rock and roll. Under the guidance of Seabury Hall’s own Mr. Peter Della Croce and Mr. Saeed Marandi, students will sharpen their skills on guitar, ukulele, drums, bass, and keyboard while diving into classic rock tunes. From jamming in the classroom to performing in the community, this program is designed to help every student find their rhythm, build confidence, and experience the thrill of live music.

Step onto the mat with multiple-time Jiu Jitsu World Champion Penny Thomas and unlock your inner confidence! This hands-on program empowers you with practical self-defense skills to keep you safe in real-world situations. No experience? No problem! Open to all skill levels, this program will teach you to stay alert, calm, and prepared.

Get ready for an exciting week in Southern California! Students selected for this trip will visit a variety of colleges and universities—big and small, public and private, urban and suburban—to get a real feel for the many options out there. Each day, we’ll tour two campuses, attend info sessions, and chat with admissions reps who can give you insider tips on what their schools are all about.

This trip is all about helping you explore what you want in a college while learning how to connect with admissions officers and spot the key differences between types of schools. Oh—and yes, we’ll wrap up our adventure with a day at Disneyland as a fun reward for your engagement throughout the week!

Trip Details:
Dates: Sunday, February 8 – Saturday, February 14
Cost Includes: Flights, ground transportation, hotels, breakfast each day, and Disneyland tickets
Bring Spending Money For: Lunches, dinners, snacks, and any extras (shopping or Disney souvenirs!) — either cash or a debit/credit card works.

Please remember: the main purpose of this trip is to explore college options—Disneyland is the grand finale for students who’ve been fully engaged along the way.

If you have any questions before signing up, email Mr. Ray (wray@seaburyhall.org)

Come get your feet wet and explore the hidden ecosystems that flow through Maui’s valleys. Guided by renowned aquatic biologist Skippy Hau, students will dive into the study of Maui’s freshwater streams, learning what makes these habitats vital to the island’s health. Through hands-on fieldwork at Honomanu and Wailuku streams, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of native and invasive species, practice scientific observation and data collection, and experience the connection between freshwater ecology and conservation. By the end of the program, you’ll use your findings to create a short conservation video that highlights the importance of protecting Maui’s stream environments.

In this artistic and culturally significant program, students will learn about and make lau hala implements. Students will learn the plaiting techniques needed to make a small mat, baskets, bracelets, advanced bracelets ornaments and fans. Students will learn ulana lau hala from master Lau Hala practitioner Pohaku Kaho’ohanohano.

You’ve seen them gliding across the waves on Maui’s legendary North Shore—now it’s your turn to join them! Under the expert guidance of HST Windsurfing & Kitesurfing School, Maui’s gold standard for ocean sports since 1985, you’ll learn to harness the wind and ride the waves with confidence. Whether you’re a complete beginner or ready to refine your technique, HST’s professional instructors will help you build skills, balance, and stoke. Get ready to experience the thrill of windsurfing in one of the most iconic surf destinations in the world!

Have you seen the water sport of Wing Foiling? The sport is thrilling, challenging, athletic, and most of all FUN!!! This is a four-day program for beginners who want to learn how to Wing Foil. While our focus will be Wing Foiling, our activity will be determined each day by the weather and wind forecast. The safe and experienced instructors from HST will be leading this beach and ocean program. Students should be comfortable swimming in the ocean for this program. Get ready for four fun days on the water at beautiful Kahului Harbor or Kanaha Beach Park (weather dependent)!

Seabury Hall’s Yoga & Wellness Winterim is designed to be a Maui wellness experience to explore body, mind and relaxation practices for health, longevity and renewal. This Winterim will take place at the Maui Yoga Shala in Paia, Maui.

The NYC Dance & Theater Winterim offers an unforgettable week immersed in the heart of New York City’s performing arts scene. Students will train at world-renowned studios such as Open Jar and Broadway Dance Center under the guidance of professional choreographers, while attending multiple Broadway productions including The Outsiders, MJ The Musical, and Sunset Boulevard. Alongside these artistic experiences, participants will explore iconic landmarks like Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Times Square, and Lincoln Center. This dynamic program combines dance, theater, and culture in the city that never sleeps—an inspiring journey for any aspiring performer.

🚨 The trip is currently full.

Exclusivley for our 5th graders, this four day Winterim Experience