After-school, unboxed.
Enrich is after-school care on wheels. We pick kids up at the bell and take them somewhere worth going — swimming, music, art, sport, making things — a different adventure every day, back by 5.
The hours between 3 and 5 shouldn't be a waiting room.
Most after-school care is a gym floor and a bin of old toys — kids kill time until pickup. Those ten hours a week could be swim strokes, piano chords, and paint under fingernails instead. Enrich turns dead time into the richest part of a kid's day, and because we go to the community instead of renting a building, every dollar goes into the program — not the rent.
A real curriculum, not babysitting
Every day has a theme and a destination — actual instructors, actual skills, actual progress kids are proud of.
The whole town is our classroom
Pools, rinks, studios, libraries, trails, community centres — venues that sit half-empty from 3 to 5 become our campus. No rent, no walls.
Shared ride, shared cost
One small crew of kids from one or two schools shares a caregiver, a van, and the cost — private-nanny quality at a fraction of the price.
Pickup at 3. Adventure till 5.
We meet kids at the school door, take attendance, and roll. Parents get a ping at pickup and at drop-off. Rotations change with the season.
Splash
Swim lessons at the community pool
Studio
Art & making at the rec-centre studio
Jam
Music — rhythm, ukulele, sing-alongs
Play
Sport & games — field, court, or rink
Wonder
STEM, library quests & nature walks
Nanny-level attention. Group-level price.
Hiring someone privately for the 3-to-5 gap runs about $1,000 a month per family. Share the caregiver, the van, and the adventures across a small crew, and the same enriched two hours costs a fraction — with more fun, because friends came along.
Boringly serious about the safety part.
The fun only works if the foundation is airtight. Enrich is being designed from day one around BC's child-care licensing and passenger-transport rules — not around loopholes.
Want your 3-to-5 back — and better?
We're gauging interest from Tsawwassen and South Delta families before the first van rolls. Tell us your school and your kid's age — founding families shape the program (and get first seats).