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P11S – Young Computer Scientists

Deep Problem-Solving Skills and Logical Thinking. With 12 unique research areas, students develop understanding of advanced concepts and build up their breadth of coding expertise.

s102 – Python 1

S102 – Python 1 Rigorous Program that drives Results Experience our award-winning curriculum that has turned learners into winners of National and Global Code competitions. Introduction to Python, the most versatile language Python is a versatile and practical text-based programming language that is suitable for students with zero knowledge in coding. Sharpen Your Mind with Mathematical Challenges We have multiple mathematical challenges for students to apply their Python knowledge with what they learn in school. Give your child a technological edge. Create a Game of Chance! How many questions can you answer correctly in the fastest time? With an optimal learning structure Our curriculum are developed with our students learning […]

P201 – App Inventor 1

P201 – App Inventor 1 Get started on MIT App Inventor The MIT App Inventor platform is a visual programming language that will kickstart your kid’s interest in mobile app development. Create Your Very Own Mobile App With the right tools in hand and the right training, your kid is now ready to create an app that he is proud to show off to you. Learn User Experience/ User Interface Design Think from the user’s perspective and how they will act and react to different parts of the mobile interface and feedback to you about it. Give your child a technological edge. (Click image to enlarge) Utilizing the accelerometer (a […]

P206 – Python Junior 2

P206 – Python Junior 2 Rigorous Program that drives Results Experience our award-winning curriculum that has turned learners into winners of National and Global Code competitions. Apply Mathematics When Python Meets Mathematics, the learning is doubled. Write a Python program to solve a Mathematics problem sum. Develop a different perspective of mathematical concepts by visualizing them through code. Logical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills Learn to break down problems into smaller components to solve them efficiently and effectively. Let Your Child Take His Python Coding Skills To The Next Level Dice guessing game utilising concepts such as Random, While Loop and Conditionals by Collin, 10 years Old (Click image to enlarge) […]

P205 – Python Junior 1

P205 – Python Junior 1 Start your journey with Python Python is a versatile and practical text-based programming language that is suitable for students with zero knowledge in coding. Master Python Through Mathematics Designed to strengthen logical thinking and problem-solving skills, this program uses mathematics as a foundation for learning Python programming in an engaging way. Develop Your Own Baymax Develop your personalised healthcare companion which provides personalised health advice When Python Meets Mathematics, The Learning Is Doubled Students write code in Python to solve actual PSLE questions Students write code in Python to solve actual PSLE questions (Click image to enlarge) Explore game development with python and find out […]

P102 – Scratch 2

Students will be able to reiterate concepts with more challenging activities and realise their childhood dreams of building the coolest game or exciting blockbuster-like animation.

P101 – Scratch 1

Developed by MIT experts, Scratch is the visual programming language of choice to introduce children to coding. Our curriculum focuses on developing Computational Thinking through a myriad of projects, from basic to advance.

Congratulations! The Coding Lab Team won the Minecraft Cup Sustainable Award!​

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Coding Lab “Club Day”

Coding Lab Club Day What is Coding Club Day Coding Lab Japan hosts a weekly informal “Club Day”, free for current students, where kids can hang out with their coding friends and make new friends in a space surrounded by technology and others interested in coding, tech, robots, and games. Information Ages 7+ Online Only  Current Students (Enrolled in 2+ classes or 1+ Holiday Camp/workshop that calendar month): Free Guest: Current students can bring one friend who is new to “Club Day”. Others: 3,000yen per “Club Day” When/Where Fridays, 5:00pm—7:00pm, Online Reservations are required for each session in order to participate. Open reservation page