Get ready for an unforgettable four-day adventure designed especially for our 5th graders! Each day brings a new opportunity to explore, learn, and have fun together while discovering some of the amazing places and experiences right here on Maui.

We’ll explore the natural world at Kīpuka Olowalu, soar through the trees on a zip line adventure, head out on the ocean for an exciting whale watch, and wrap up the week with a visit to the Maui Ocean Center and Fun Center.

From forests and wildlife to the ocean and the sky, this Winterim is all about getting outside, trying new things, building friendships, and experiencing Maui in a whole new way!

Take to the air in this exciting four-day Aerial Arts Winterim Intensive at Maui Movement Collective! 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.

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.

Saddle up for four action-packed days of western horsemanship, open to riders of every level. Students will learn horse care, riding fundamentals, rodeo events, and trail skills, building confidence and real horse-handling ability along the way.

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!

Health Notice: Certain medical conditions—such as asthma, pregnancy, or cardiovascular issues—may prevent participation in scuba diving. Please review the PADI medical questionnaire prior to registration.

Using the U. Natural Method, students will engage in mobility training, breathwork techniques, and boxing drills all designed not only to build physical capability, but also to develop spatial awareness, emotional regulation, discipline, teamwork, and confidence.
Each day is structured to progressively challenge learners in a safe, inclusive environment where all grade levels collaborate, push themselves, and support one another.

Ever wonder what it actually takes to build something, from the first sketch to the finished building? This program gives students a hands-on look at construction management and the construction industry, no experience needed. The week kicks off with a tour alongside an architecture division, where students see how projects start on paper long before anyone picks up a tool. Next, it's out to active home construction sites in Lahaina, plus behind-the-scenes visits to suppliers most people never get access to, including Hawaiian Cement, Walker Industries, Hawaii Materials Recycling, and other vendor partners. Midweek, students head to civil construction projects in progress, potentially with the Wastewater Reclamation Division and the Department of Water Supply, watching heavy equipment at work and learning how all the moving pieces of a project fit together. The week closes out in the classroom with a rundown of civil construction management basics and an introduction to civil engineering as a career path. Students leave with a real understanding of how a construction project comes together from start to finish, and a clearer sense of the career options this industry has to offer.

By the end of the week, students will have a full picture of how a construction project moves from design to completion, and the range of careers available across the industry.

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.

Get ready for a Winterim adventure filled with music, magic, and unforgettable experiences! This trip is open to Seabury Hall Chorus and Band students in grades 8–12. Students who are not currently enrolled in Chorus or Band but have participated in the program previously may also join with director approval.

Students will experience the magic behind the music while exploring some of Orlando’s most exciting destinations.

Students head to the Disneyland Resort in California for hands-on Disney Imagination Campus workshops, exploring the physics, engineering, and technology behind park attractions and entertainment. Guided by Disney professionals, students see STEM concepts applied in action while experiencing the parks.

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.

Spend the week getting a behind-the-scenes look at the farm-to-table movement with zero-waste, plant-based chef and restaurant owner Alexa Caskey of Moku Roots, Maui’s acclaimed farm-to-table restaurant.

Students will harvest fresh produce, learn professional cooking techniques, and create flavorful, healthy meals from scratch using ingredients grown right here on Maui. Along the way, students will explore sustainable farming practices, plant-based cooking, food waste reduction, and what it takes to run a successful farm-to-table restaurant.

This hands-on experience is perfect for students interested in food, cooking, sustainability, agriculture, or simply learning how to make incredible meals with fresh, local ingredients.

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).Pool days start at 8:00am and Ocean days start at 7:15am.

Step into the natural and cultural landscape of Hawaiʻi Island. Students will spend several days living and learning together at Keawaiki Bay, staying in rustic cabins and exploring the island’s coastal environments through hands-on activities, snorkeling, and excursions that highlight the area’s natural and cultural history.

Students will also participate in a community service project helping to clean a local fishpond, connecting their experience to the importance of mālama ʻāina and caring for Hawaiʻi’s natural resources.

Throughout the trip, students will build teamwork and independence while developing a deeper understanding of Hawaiʻi Island’s environment, culture, and our shared responsibility to care for the places we call home.

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!

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 painting and mixed media with Cara Griffin, metalsmithing/ jewelry with Noryne Taylor (2 days), and printmaking with Mars Zender. Students may wish to bring extra funds for optional additional supplies or materials for metalsmithing.

Step into the rich traditions of Hawaiian voyaging and community leadership in this hands-on Winterim program! Students will immerse themselves in Hawaiian cultural knowledge and practices, gaining a foundational understanding of the traditional Hawaiian star compass and ancient navigation techniques. Beyond theoretical training in seamanship skills, participants will step aboard to experience sailing on a traditional Hawaiian voyaging canoe (waʻa kaulua).

A central pillar of this program is community service and outreach. After receiving mentorship from expert educators, students will put their knowledge into action by visiting local schools, engaging with keiki and youth, and facilitating hands-on educational activities. Join us to learn, practice, teach, and serve while helping to perpetuate voyaging traditions for the next generation!

Please note: This program is open to students in grades 9–12. Students should be willing to actively engage in learning and to support Hui o Waʻa Kaulua in their community outreach mission. No previous voyaging or teaching experience is required, but students must be able to swim. We are looking for students who are curious, responsible, and ready to learn.

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

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.

Join us for an unforgettable 4-day Winterim on O‘ahu! Based in comfortable, quality accommodations at the Courtyard Marriott in Waikīkī, this unique program blends service, leadership, and the arts across the island—from the vibrant energy of Honolulu, the valleys of Kāne‘ohe, and the North Shore. Students will earn up to 9 CSL hours through hands-on community projects, including traditional lo‘i service and ocean clean-ups, while engaging in guided moments of reflection designed to connect service with purpose, leadership with humility, and community with self-growth.

Beyond service, participants will explore O‘ahu’s rich arts and history through visits to Capital Modern, Bishop Museum, and ‘Iolani Palace, while savoring great food at a variety of local eateries along the way. Balanced with plenty of fun—including shopping at Ala Moana and a cinema night—this trip offers an inspiring opportunity to build lasting friendships, step into new communities, and discover the impact you can make.

This Winterim is about more than just travel—it’s about discovering who you are when you step into new communities, embrace new friendships, and reflect on the impact you can make.

He huakaʻi ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi kēia polokalamu winterim. E huakaʻi mākaʻikaʻi ana iā Hāna a me Maui Komohana. He winterim hoʻomoana keia. E hoʻomaka ana i ka Poʻakahi a i ka Poʻalima. This is a Hawaiian Language Immersion winterim. Students will explore Hāna and West Maui. Students will camp and are expected to speak Hawaiian from the moment they awake until returning to sleep. This winterim begins on Monday and will conclude on Friday.

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!”

The NYC Dance & Theater Winterim offers an unforgettable week immersed in the heart of New York City’s vibrant performing arts scene. Students will train at world-renowned studios such as Open Jar and Broadway Dance Center, learning from professional choreographers and industry artists while experiencing multiple Broadway productions and world-class dance performances.
Beyond the stage, students will explore some of New York City’s most iconic cultural landmarks, including Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Times Square, and Lincoln Center. This dynamic experience brings together dance, theater, culture, and the energy of the city that never sleeps, creating an inspiring and unforgettable journey for aspiring performers.

🚨 The trip is currently full.

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.

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.

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.

Trade the beaches of Maui for the mountains of West Virginia. Students spend the week at Snowshoe Mountain learning or improving their skiing and snowboarding skills. First-time skiers and snowboarders receive preference — no experience is necessary.

Dive into the world of professional art-making and cultural storytelling in Art Winterim. Throughout this four-day experience, students will learn directly from celebrated local artists in their studios, explore iconic landscapes, and experiment with diverse mediums- from acrylic painting and landscape drawing to relief printmaking and mixed media. By translating personal reflections, local flora, and traditional motifs into original artwork, participants will build core technical skills and present a final piece in a culminating exhibition.

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.

Explore the necessity and beauty of wai (water) on this Winterim. Did you know that human bodies are mostly water? Did you know that water covers over 70 percent of the Earth’s surface? Explore streams, pools, waterfalls, coves and beaches. Learn about the properties and physics of water. Understand the aqueduct systems that provide water for Maui. Participate in water sampling and testing stream water. Build epic sandcastles using surface tension of water. Understand the importance of the water cycle, water rights, water conservation, water testing, and water collection including using a catchment system.

Get ready for an exciting, hands-on outdoor adventure with Waiheʻe Coastal Edu! This interactive program invites learners of all ages to explore the relationship between people and ʻāina: the natural, cultural, agricultural, and urban lands that sustain us. Through guided hikes across HILT's land, students bring learning to life by exploring native biology, rich local history, and traditional cultural practices. Packed with engaging activities and real-world exploration, Waiheʻe Coastal Edu offers positive, interactive learning experiences rooted in the unique character of Hawaiʻi and its diverse sites. By training the next generation of ʻāina stewards, this program supports HILT's long-term mission and the health of our pae ʻāina.

This program brings students to Washington, D.C. for a firsthand look at how democracy works. Through visits to iconic monuments, memorials, museums, and federal buildings, students see government and civic life in action, alongside peers from across the country.

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!

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.