Hawkswood School Fine Art Show, featuring work from the year, will be held in the West Building on Wednesday, May 20 | 2:30 PM – 5:00 PM and Thursday, May 21 | 9:30 AM – 2:00 PM. A $10 CASH donation is sugged to support the art program, donations are completely voluntary. All students will be represented in the Show. Hope to see you there!

Our students had a blast experimenting with chemical reactions and changes while creating “Elephant Toothpaste!”
Students gathered materials for the experiment, made a hypotheses, and carefully observed the exciting results of combining ingredients. It was a fun, hands-on way to explore science concepts while encouraging curiosity, critical thinking, and teamwork!
Great job to all of our young scientists!

Our students had an absolutely wonderful time making memories and celebrating together. It was truly a special evening filled with smiles, laughter, and joy.
A huge THANK YOU to all of the incredible staff members who chaperoned and helped make the night such a success. Your support, dedication, and care mean so much to our students and school community!









A little sunshine and a lot of growth!
One of our students spent time watering and caring for the garden, helping our plants thrive. Experiences like this build responsibility, patience, and a real connection to nature.
We love seeing our students take pride in their work and enjoy the outdoors!







Thank you, Fiona, for making our day brighter with your special visit!

Hawkswood School will be closed on Monday, February 23, 2026. Stay safe.

During Science Class, students made structures using gummy hearts and toothpicks. The students counted the amount of supplies needed for each structure, and worked diligently to assemble them. This activity incorporated Science, Engineering, and Math. The class thoroughly enjoyed making 2 dimensional and 3 dimensional structures.
Well done and YUMMY too!

Preschool students learned all about the Winter Olympics! The students created their very own Olympic torch craft to proudly hold up while listening to the Olympic theme song.
What a wonderful way to celebrate teamwork, creativity, and the Olympic spirit!
Great job!

Hands-On Science Fun! đź«§
Students completed an experiment requiring them to carefully follow directions to create and blow their own bubbles! The outcome was perfect bubbles that the students really enjoyed—what a great way to combine learning with fun and discovery!
We’re proud of our young scientists for their focus, teamwork, and excitement throughout the activity!

During a collaborative OT & speech therapy group, this class created resolutions for the new year and made a Times Square ball drop craft! These activities provided opportunities to work on many skills such as fine motor skills, following directions, answering questions, and making requests. Have a wonderful 2026!

