After-school adventures for imaginative minds
Welcome to Quest Club!
Quest Club replaces one afternoon of “after-school care” with structured play, creative projects, and gentle social coaching in our Guild Worlds universe. Kids bring their special interests; we supply the quests, props, and calm structure.
D&D Quest Club
Calling all Table Top Gamers 11-14 years
Starting in November we are running Dungeons and Dragons sessions and Pokemon One Shot sessions for 11-14 year olds. Small Groups, ND friendly with movement breaks and a calm predicable routine.
Sessions are $39 per child with discounts offered for siblings.
Join us for some end of year gaming
What happens in a session?
How each session runs.
We use the same calm, predictable flow every week. Kids can opt for movement breaks or the quiet corner at any time, and they only share work if they want to.
What happens in a typical session
- Arrival & settle (≈10 min): snack, System Scan (how we’re feeling), choose supports.
- Warm-up & mini-skill (≈15–20 min): quick game or skill focus (e.g., voice game, dice primer, tool demo).
- Quest time (≈50–70 min): D&D scene / drama micro-scenes / creative build. Breaks anytime.
- Optional share (≈5–10 min): tiny “show & tell” for those who want to.
- Wrap & tidy (≈5–10 min): reflection token, Shutdown & Debris routine, handover.
Term Overview
Week 1 - Welcome to your Guild
In week one students are introduced to their Guilds. They will create their characters, understand how quests work, and set group rules.
WEEK 2 - Build your Guild World
Students will develop maps, build biomes and create groups or factions (Star Wars, Pokemon, Harry Potter etc) for their world with a focus on how they can work together as a group. Drama Guild will look at the foundations of movement and voice
Week 3 - Quests Begin
Students will undertake small challenges and work with other guilds to solve the problem. Drama Guild will look at scene starters and short improvisations
Week 4 — First Quest
Guilds tackle a small challenge together and create a short scene, comic beat, prop, or project start.
Week 5 — The Twist
Add a surprise (storm, festival, mystery) and update your build, script, or design to respond to it.
Week 6 — Team-Up
Combine ideas across groups to make one bigger piece—merged map tiles, a joint scene, or shared audio/poster.
Week 7 — Polish
Refine details: clearer lines, labels, voices, or timing so the work reads well and feels finished.
Week 8 — Side-Quest Sprint
Make one quick add-on (new location, prop, mini-zine/audio bite) to boost the world or story.
Week 9 — Final Touches
Prepare your favourite piece for a simple share—mount, export, rehearse, or label.
Week 10 — Guild Celebration
A relaxed, optional show-and-tell where kids share a highlight with friends and family—no grades, just pride.
PRICING
WHAT’S INCLUDED:materials, and gentle supports (quiet corner, movement breaks); opt-in sharing only.
Quest Club runs in 10-week terms. Session materials are included.
- Per session: $39
- 10-week term pass: $390
- Homeschool daytime: $35 / session
- Trial first session: $20 (credited if you continue)
- Family discount: 10% per additional child