w211 – Drone Programming

W211 – Drone Programming Future-Ready Skills Development Drone technology is rapidly expanding across industries including agriculture, construction, emergency services, and entertainment. Learning to program drones prepares children for future career opportunities in these growing fields. STEM Integration Drone programming naturally combines multiple STEM disciplines – coding (Computer Science), flight physics (Science), drone design (Engineering), and calculations for flight paths (Mathematics) – providing practical real-world application of these concepts. Spatial Thinking and Problem-Solving Programming drones requires thinking in three-dimensional space and solving complex problems (like obstacle avoidance or efficient path planning), developing crucial cognitive abilities that transfer to many other areas. See Schedules Schedule Holiday Camp Class Type1-Day Workshop2-Days Holiday Camp5-Days […]

w201 – 3D Printing

W201 – 3D Printing Workshop Transform Ideas into Reality Your child will master the fundamentals of 3D design while creating exciting personal projects they can take home and proudly display. Watch as their eyes light up when they hold their very first 3D-printed creation! MIT-Inspired, Age-Appropriate Learning Your child will learn using professional-grade 3D modeling software, specially adapted for young learners. The workshop’s “design-and-print” approach lets them progress from basic shapes to impressive 3D models at their own pace. Build Future-Ready Skills Beyond just 3D printing, your child will develop crucial spatial awareness, creative problem-solving, and design thinking skills that are invaluable in today’s technology-driven world. If They Can Dream […]

P11M – Minecraft Coding

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.

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.

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.