Drop-in registration is OPEN for K-3 and ECE.
K-3 Program
Bahay Kultura’s Fall Session is a vibrant eight week Sunday morning program designed to immerse children ages 5-8 (K-3rd grade) in the rich cultural tapestry of the Philippines. Through a series of interactive and educational activities, participants will explore the beauty of their culture and heritage.
K-5 sessions will be 10:00 to 12:00pm each Sunday from October 18 to December 13 (off weekend of Thanksgiving)
Location
The Philadelphia School • 2501 South Street, Philadelphia, PA 19146
Dates:
Every Sunday from October 18 to December 13 (off weekend of Thanksgiving)
Program costs:
Early Childhood: $300
K-5: $450
Adult Tagalog: $450
Drop in rates (2 spots per class each weekend)
Early Childhood: $40 per session
K-5 + Adult: $60 per session
Early Childhood (ECE) Program
Back by popular demand, we've opened up a new class for children aged 2-4 (Pre-School + Pre-K).
This Early Childhood session will be similar thematically to the K-5 program but will be a music and play based “adult & me” format where caregivers will join their little ones in the session. Session 1 is from 10:00AM to 11:00AM. October 18 to December 13 (off weekend of Thanksgiving)
*If there is high demand, we will open a second session from 11:00am to 12:00pm, but only when capacity (15 students) for Session 1 has been reached.
Key Information
Adult Tagalog
We are officially offering Tagalog classes for adults! Classes are only open to parents and families of students who are enrolled in the Fall Session and will run from 11:00AM to 12:00PM. Looking to discover Tagalog or sharpen your conversational skills? Enroll in Adult Tagalog to be able to practice with your child as they learn useful vocabulary and phrases throughout the session!
Kuya/Ate Program (NEW!)
We’re excited to introduce the Kuya/Ate Program, a new enrichment and leadership experience designed for older Filipino American kids in 4th and 6th grade! Through hands-on activities in Filipino culture, food, art, storytelling, and mentorship, students will explore their cultural identity while building confidence and becoming role models for younger children. Designed with flexible, drop-in weekly participation, the program gives our growing kids a space to connect with their heritage, build friendships, and discover what it means to be a Kuya or Ate! It will run concurrent with the K-3 programming from 10:00AM to 12:00PM.