September & October 2026 Holiday Camps for Kids in Singapore – AI Coding & Robotics for Ages 4-19
Two school holiday windows, one programme. Empire AI runs Mon-Thu camps in the September MOE break and the October international school half-term, at both Novena and River Valley. 13 hands-on AI, coding and robotics tracks for ages 4-19. Beginner-friendly. DSA-ready Certificate of Completion.
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Why parents choose Empire AI for Singapore school holiday camps
MOE-registered. Founded in 2016. Trusted by 5,000+ Singapore families across local and international schools. Our September and October holiday camps turn screen time into real STEM skills your child can actually use.
Real AI Literacy, Not Just AI Usage
Your child doesn’t just prompt AI – they learn how it works. PictoBlox, machine learning, prompt engineering and Vibe Coding are taught alongside Scratch and Python.
Turn Screen Time into Smart Learning
Minecraft, Roblox and gaming platforms become learning environments. Same things your child loves – now they’re building, not just consuming.
DSA & International School Portfolio Ready
Every camp ends with a real project – take home a 3D-printed model, a published Roblox game, a mobile app, or an AI-trained Minecraft world. Certificate of Completion backed by real work.
Two Centres, Two School Calendars
All camps run at both Novena and River Valley, across the September MOE break and the October international half-term. Pick whichever centre is closer to home. Small class sizes at both.
Find the right camp week for your child’s school
Singapore MOE schools and international schools take their term breaks at different times. We run camps in both windows at both Novena and River Valley – so whether your child is at a local MOE school, an international school, or both centres are equally close to home, you’ll find a week and a centre that works.
September School Holiday Camps
For MOE primary and secondary school students. Designed around the Singapore Term 3 break in early-to-mid September.
- Ages 4-19 – pre-school, primary, and secondary and post-PSLE teens
- MOE-aligned curriculum mapped to ability levels
- Held at both Novena and River Valley campuses – pick the one closer to home
- Ideal as a portfolio booster for DSA applications
- Multiple Mon-Thu sessions across the September break
October Mid-Term & Half-Term Camps
For students at UWCSEA, Tanglin Trust, Dulwich, Stamford American, AIS, NLCS, SJI International, GESS, CIS, OWIS, OFS and other international schools that close for the October half-term.
- Ages 4-19 – from a dedicated 4-6 early-years track up to teen AI, machine learning and computing camps
- English-medium with internationally-recognised STEM tools (PictoBlox, Minecraft Education, Blender, Scratch)
- Held at both Novena and River Valley campuses – choose whichever is closer to home or school
- Scheduled to overlap with multiple international school half-term weeks
- Mon-Thu sessions across late September and October
· Mon 5 Oct – Thu 8 Oct 2026
· Mon 12 Oct – Thu 15 Oct 2026
· Mon 19 Oct – Thu 22 Oct 2026
When are the September and October camp weeks?
Each camp is a Monday-to-Thursday block, 10 hours total across the week. Morning slot 9.30 am – 12.00 pm. Afternoon slot 1.30 pm – 4.00 pm. Pick the week that matches your child’s school calendar.
Mon 7 – Thu 10 Sep
Mon 28 Sep – Thu 1 Oct
Mon 5 – Thu 8 Oct
Mon 12 – Thu 15 Oct
Select a September or October 2026 camp by age
All camps are beginner-friendly and run at both Novena and River Valley, across multiple Mon-Thu weeks in September and October. No prior coding or AI experience required.
Ages 4-6 – Pre-schoolers & Early Years
Both 4-6 camps run at Novena and River Valley, across both holiday windows.
AI Explorers for Little Learners
Ages 4 to 6 · Intro to AI & Coding for Young Minds · Novena & River Valley
Your child’s first step into AI starts here. This hands-on Singapore school holiday camp introduces 4 to 6 year olds to artificial intelligence and basic coding through stories, games and creative play. Children discover how AI shows up in everyday life – from voice assistants to smart cameras – while building digital literacy and computational thinking. No prior experience needed.
This camp runs in both the September window and the October international half-term window, at both Novena and River Valley. Demand is strongest in October because most local pre-schools stay open year-round – but if your 4-6 year old’s pre-school does take the September break, both weeks are available.
- What is AI? Discover how AI works in everyday life through age-appropriate stories.
- Intro to coding concepts: Sequences, instructions and logic through games and unplugged activities.
- ScratchJr storytelling: Animated stories with characters that move, talk and respond.
- AI interaction: Voice AI and image recognition tools designed for young explorers.
- Creative digital play: Draw, design and imagine with simple digital art tools.
- Collaborative problem-solving: Pair missions that build teamwork and critical thinking.
Scratch + LEGO SPIKE Essentials Level 1
Ages 4 to 9 · Block-Based Coding & Robotics · Novena & River Valley
One of our most-booked early-years camps. Children code their own simple games in Scratch (or ScratchJr for 4-6s) and then bring them to life with LEGO SPIKE Essentials robotics. Block-based programming meets hands-on building – a strong all-rounder for both lower primary local students during the September break and international school early-primary students during the October half-term.
- Coding concepts: Sequences, loops and event blocks through progressive projects.
- Animated stories & games: Use ScratchJr or Scratch to create interactive mini-games.
- LEGO SPIKE robotics: Build and program real robots to move, sense and respond.
- Spatial reasoning: Develop 3D thinking through hands-on builds.
- Project showcase: Present a finished project on the last day.
Ages 7-9 – Lower Primary
Lower primary is the heart of Empire AI’s camp programme – approximately half of all our holiday camp students sit in this age band. We run four 7-9 tracks at both Novena and River Valley, across both the September MOE break and the October international half-term, so that every family finds a fit.
Minecraft with STEAM & AI – Level 1
Ages 7 to 9 · Build, Code & Design with AI in Minecraft Education · Novena & River Valley
Our flagship 7-9 camp. Using Minecraft Education Edition, your child designs, builds and codes their own interactive worlds – going beyond gameplay into structured programming and computational thinking. AI concepts are introduced through intelligent in-game behaviours, automated systems and responsive environments. The same Minecraft your child already loves, taught as a real STEM skill.
- AI-enhanced game design: Integrate AI logic and automated behaviours into Minecraft worlds.
- Block-based coding: Sequences, loops, conditionals and events to program in-game systems.
- 3D world building: Plan, construct and theme entire environments with design intent.
- NPC programming: Code non-player characters with intelligent, conditional responses.
- Game mechanics: Build scoring systems, win/lose conditions and interactive challenges.
- Computational thinking: Decompose complex problems into logical, solvable steps.
App Development with AI
Ages 7 to 9 · Build Real Mobile Apps with AI · Novena & River Valley
Your child has an idea for an app – let’s build it. In this hands-on camp, students design, code and launch their own mobile apps using Thunkable and MIT App Inventor with AI integrations. From wireframe to working app on a real device, your child experiences the full product cycle of a mini software engineer. “My child built an app with AI” is one of the most parent-marketable concepts in our 2026 line-up – and the curriculum delivers on it.
- App design & wireframing: Plan user interfaces and map app flows before writing code.
- Thunkable / App Inventor: Build cross-platform apps with visual, block-based environments.
- AI integration: Add features like image recognition, voice interaction or smart recommendations.
- Database & logic: Connect apps to live data and build dynamic, responsive functionality.
- User testing: Test on real devices and iterate based on user feedback.
- App publishing & portfolio: Package and present a finished app – DSA-ready.
Tynker + LEGO SPIKE Essentials Level 1
Ages 7 to 9 · Block Coding & Robotics Classes for Kids · Novena & River Valley
One of our best-selling robotics classes for kids in Singapore. Tynker block coding meets LEGO SPIKE Essentials robotics – your child writes code that controls a real robot they build with their own hands. A favourite for parents who want a hands-on alternative to screen-only camps. The same programme behind Empire AI’s Top 3 finishes at the FIRST LEGO League 2023 and 2024.
- Tynker block coding: Visual, drag-and-drop programming designed for young learners.
- LEGO SPIKE Essentials: Build motorised, sensor-equipped robots that follow your code.
- Algorithms in action: See your code translate into real-world robot behaviour.
- Engineering design cycle: Build, test, iterate, improve.
- Pair programming: Develop collaboration and communication through paired challenges.
Micro:bit with STEM & AI – Level 1
Ages 7 to 9 · Build Smart Devices with Micro:bit and AI · Novena & River Valley
Hands-on coding meets real engineering. Children program the BBC micro:bit – a pocket-sized computer used in schools around the world – to control LEDs, respond to sensors, and act on real-world inputs. Foundational AI concepts are introduced through pattern-recognition challenges and adaptive logic. The “I built a real device” moment is one of the most engaging in our 7-9 line-up.
- Micro:bit programming: Code with MakeCode (block-based) to control LEDs, buttons and outputs.
- Sensor science: Explore accelerometers, light sensors, temperature probes and radio modules.
- AI logic for kids: Pattern detection, conditional behaviour, and simple decision systems.
- Wearable & IoT concepts: Design connected devices that react intelligently to the world.
- Engineering design cycle: Plan, build, test, iterate, present.
- Capstone project: Take home a working smart device built and coded by your child.
Ages 10-12 – Upper Primary
Upper primary is where AI starts to click. PictoBlox, Minecraft Level 2, 3D Printing with Blender and Roblox are our most-ordered 10-12 camps – the age where students are ready for genuine machine learning concepts, more advanced game design, and 3D modelling tools used by real engineers. All four 10-12 modules run at both Novena and River Valley across both holiday windows.
Minecraft with STEAM & AI – Level 2
Ages 10 to 12 · Advanced Minecraft Education with AI Behaviours · Novena & River Valley
The next-level Minecraft Education camp for upper primary students who have already done Level 1 or are confident with block coding. Students dive deeper into multi-agent AI logic, redstone engineering, advanced game mechanics and Python-based scripting. A perfect “what’s next” for kids who already love Minecraft and are ready for genuine programming concepts.
- Advanced AI behaviours: Multi-condition logic, state machines and pathfinding.
- Python in Minecraft: First exposure to text-based scripting alongside block code.
- Redstone engineering: Build complex circuits, gates and machines.
- Game design depth: Multi-level worlds, resource economies and progression systems.
- Computational thinking: Decomposition, abstraction and pattern recognition.
- Final showcase: Present a complete playable world on the final day.
AI with PictoBlox
Ages 10 to 12 · Real Machine Learning with Block Coding · Novena & River Valley
If your child has outgrown Scratch and is ready to actually train a machine learning model, this is the camp. PictoBlox is a block-based AI/ML platform built on top of Scratch that lets kids train image recognition, voice detection, face tracking and gesture models – using a friendly visual interface instead of intimidating Python. It is the cleanest bridge from “I can do Scratch” to “I understand what AI actually is”.
This is the niche the Empire AI brand was built to own: real AI literacy for kids, not just AI usage.
- What is machine learning? Understand training data, models and predictions through hands-on demos.
- Image classification: Train a model to recognise objects your child shows the camera.
- Voice and audio AI: Build a speech-controlled sprite or assistant.
- Face and gesture detection: Code an interactive project that reacts to facial expressions.
- Block-based code: All the AI is built with familiar Scratch-style blocks – no Python needed.
- AI ethics for kids: Where AI gets it wrong, and why fairness matters.
- Final project: Build an interactive AI-powered game or tool to show off.
3D Printing with Blender Level 1
Ages 10 to 12 · Design, Model & Print Your Own 3D Creations · Novena & River Valley
One of Empire AI’s fastest-growing camps – 3D Printing with Blender has more than doubled in enrolment every year since 2022. Students use Blender, the industry-standard 3D modelling software, to sculpt, texture and render real 3D models. Then they prepare files for our in-house printer and take home a physical object they designed themselves. AI design tools are integrated to accelerate the workflow.
- Blender fundamentals: Navigation, primitives, sculpting and modifiers.
- 3D modelling principles: Topology, scale, proportion and design intent.
- AI-assisted design: Use generative tools to accelerate ideation and texturing.
- Rendering & lighting: Bring models to life with materials and lighting.
- 3D print preparation: Slice files, choose settings and ready models for the printer.
- Take-home project: A 3D-printed model your child designed from scratch.
Roblox Coding & Game Design Level 1
Ages 10 to 12 · Code, Design & Publish a Roblox Game with AI · Novena & River Valley
Your child goes from playing Roblox to designing, coding and publishing their own Roblox game using Lua programming – the language used by real Roblox developers. Through guided projects, students learn the fundamentals of coding, game design and computational thinking while building interactive virtual worlds from scratch. AI tools are integrated to help generate ideas, design assets and test logic. No prior coding experience required.
- Lua programming: Real code in Roblox Studio to control behaviour and player interactions.
- AI-assisted design: Use AI tools to generate game assets, brainstorm mechanics and debug logic.
- Game world building: Design maps, obstacles, themed environments and immersive game spaces.
- UI & scoreboards: Build graphical interfaces, scoreboards and server-side scripts.
- Game publishing: Learn the full pipeline to publish and share a completed Roblox game.
- Logic & debugging: Test, iterate and improve game code – just like a real developer.
Ages 13+ – Secondary, Post-PSLE & Beyond
Our most advanced tracks, built for teens who want to go past block coding into real AI and computer engineering. All three run at Novena and River Valley across both holiday windows, and each ends with a real project for a DSA, scholarship or international school portfolio.
Prompt Engineering for AI Builders
Ages 13+ · Master the Art of Communicating with AI · Novena & River Valley
In the age of AI, the most powerful skill is knowing exactly how to talk to it. Built for ages 13 and up, this immersive camp takes students beyond basic ChatGPT, Gemini and Midjourney usage into real prompt engineering – giving clear, structured instructions that produce high-quality text, images and code. Through hands-on projects they learn to shape ideas, refine outputs and use AI for creative thinking, problem-solving and everyday productivity. No prior experience required.
- Foundations of prompt engineering: How large language models read instructions and why wording matters.
- Text & creative prompting: Craft prompts to generate stories, essays, scripts and marketing content.
- Image generation: Use tools like Midjourney and DALL-E to create visuals from text descriptions.
- Code generation with AI: Prompt AI to write, explain and debug code – a superpower for future developers.
- Chain-of-thought & role prompting: Advanced techniques to make AI reason more accurately and creatively.
- Real-world AI project: Build a prompt-powered mini-project – a chatbot, content pipeline or image series.
AI & Machine Learning Fundamentals
Ages 13+ · Understand, Train & Deploy Real AI Models · Novena & River Valley
Step beyond surface-level AI into how it actually works – our most advanced holiday camp. Designed for ages 13 and up, this 4-day programme introduces the core principles behind modern AI through hands-on projects using Python, no-code machine learning tools and real-world datasets. Students explore how models are trained, experiment with tasks like image classification, and build a practical understanding of neural networks. No prior AI experience required, though best suited to students ready to engage at a deeper technical level.
- AI & ML concepts: Supervised and unsupervised learning, classification and prediction models.
- Python for AI: Write scripts to load data, train models and evaluate performance metrics.
- Model training: Train real models using platforms like Teachable Machine and Scikit-learn.
- Neural networks demystified: Visualise how deep learning networks process information.
- Data literacy: Explore, clean and analyse datasets to uncover insights and train fairer models.
- AI ethics & real-world impact: Debate bias, fairness and responsibility in AI deployment.
Raspberry Pi & Advanced Computing
Ages 13+ · Build & Program a Real Computer From the Ground Up · Novena & River Valley
Give your teen the skills that sit under every modern device. Built for ages 13 and up, this hands-on camp puts a real Raspberry Pi computer in their hands and teaches them to set it up, navigate Linux, and program it with Python to control physical hardware. Across four days they wire up sensors, lights and inputs, then design and build a working computing project of their own – the same foundations behind robotics, IoT and embedded systems. A strong bridge from block coding into real computer engineering. No prior experience required.
- Set-up & Linux basics: Boot, configure and navigate a Raspberry Pi from the command line and desktop.
- Python for hardware: Write Python to read inputs and control outputs through the GPIO pins.
- Physical computing: Wire up sensors, LEDs, buttons and motors to build interactive circuits.
- Real project build: Design and assemble a working device – a weather station, alarm or game controller.
- Computing foundations: Understand how operating systems, files and processes actually work.
- Pathway to engineering: A launchpad into robotics, IoT and embedded systems for future engineers.
Friday Add-On: Pitch, Present & Market Your Project
A public speaking and pitching workshop for kids in Singapore, built around what your child just made in camp. Most coding camps stop at the build. Ours doesn’t. The Friday add-on teaches young builders aged 7-18 how to present in front of a room, pitch an idea with confidence, and market the project they spent four days making.
It’s the soft-skill layer that turns a Mon-Thu camp into a real portfolio moment. Public speaking, presentation skills, entrepreneurship basics, marketing thinking and stage confidence – all in one focused 2.5-hour Friday session, then a clear pathway into our year-end showcase event where students present their work to a public audience.
What your child learns on Day 5 – and why it matters
Singapore parents searching for public speaking classes for kids or a public speaking course for kids usually run into one of two problems: their child can build, code and make things but freezes the moment they have to present, or their DSA or international school application needs a real project and the confidence to talk about it. Most enrichment centres solve only half of that. This is the only Friday workshop in Singapore that pairs a four-day STEM build with a same-week public speaking and pitch coaching session – so your child walks away with the project and the voice to present it.
It meets your child wherever they are – a shy pre-schooler taking a first gentle turn on stage, a lower-primary child who clams up in front of the class, an upper-primary student building a DSA portfolio, or an older child steadying their nerves before a secondary school or scholarship interview:
- ▸ Public speaking fundamentals: Stage presence, voice projection, eye contact and posture – the same skills taught in adult public speaking courses, distilled for ages 7-18.
- ▸ Pitch a real project: Craft and deliver a 60-second pitch about the Minecraft world, app, AI model or 3D-printed object they built this week.
- ▸ Confidence building through repetition: Present in pairs, in small groups, then to the whole class – graduated exposure that genuinely builds confidence in shy children.
- ▸ Entrepreneurship basics for kids: Who is this for? What problem does it solve? Why should someone care? The first real exposure to product thinking that most P3-P6 students get.
- ▸ Brand & marketing design: Give the project a name, design a logo, pick a colour palette using AI design tools. A real introduction to branding.
- ▸ Take-home pitch deck: A polished slide deck or poster that can be reused for DSA portfolios, international school applications, scholarship interviews or show-and-tell.
Especially valuable for shy children, second-language English speakers, and any upper-primary or older student preparing for DSA and secondary school interviews. 2.5 hours, Friday morning, 9.30am – 12pm, at both Novena and River Valley, across all September and October camp weeks.
Add Friday at registration or after – just tick the box during sign-up, or WhatsApp +65 8145 5004 to add later.
Pathway to the year-end showcase
Friday add-on students earn priority spots at Empire AI’s year-end showcase event – your child presents their pitch and project at a public booth, in front of real visitors. Date and venue details will be shared with registered families closer to the event.
Simple, transparent camp pricing
All camps are flat-priced. Bring your own device and pay $350 instead of $410. 10% off applies to siblings AND friend-referrals – both the family you refer and your family save when you bring someone new to Empire AI. The optional Friday “Pitch, Present & Market” public speaking workshop is an add-on for any camp.
Single Camp
(Mon-Thu)
- One Mon-Thu camp at Novena or River Valley
- Bring your own iPad / laptop
- Certificate of Completion
- Take-home project
Camp + Device Rental
- One Mon-Thu camp at Novena or River Valley
- iPad / laptop provided
- Certificate of Completion
- Take-home project
- Best for first-time families
Friday Add-On
Pitch & Present
- 2.5hr Friday workshop: public speaking, pitching & marketing
- Stage presence, confidence and pitch delivery
- Priority spot at the year-end showcase
Sibling & Referral Discount
- Siblings: 10% off for all children in the same booking
- Referrals: 10% off for you AND the friend you refer
- Stackable with Friday add-on
- Enter referrer’s name at registration, or WhatsApp us
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September & October 2026 camp FAQ
Centres & calendars
Are camps at both centres, or only one?
All 13 camps run at both Novena and River Valley, across both holiday windows. Pick whichever centre is closer to home or work – we do not restrict by school type. Many of our Novena families come from international schools, and many of our River Valley families come from MOE schools. You choose your preferred centre during registration.
My child is at a local MOE school but River Valley is closer – can we book RV?
Yes, absolutely. Local kids at River Valley and international kids at Novena are entirely normal at Empire AI. Convenience for your family wins over school type.
For Singapore local school parents
When are the Singapore September school holidays in 2026?
Singapore MOE schools take their Term 3 break from Saturday 5 September to Sunday 13 September 2026. Our September camps run Mon-Thu during that break and the immediately following week, at both Novena and River Valley.
Are these camps suitable for P1 to P6 students?
Yes. Each module is age-banded (4-6 pre-school, 7-9 lower primary, 10-12 upper primary, 13+ secondary) so the curriculum matches your child’s level. P1-P5 students typically join during the September MOE break; P6 leavers should also explore our Post-PSLE Camps in late October.
Do the camps count for DSA portfolio applications?
Yes. Every camp ends with a real project (a 3D-printed model, a published Roblox game, a Minecraft world, a trained machine learning model, etc.) and a Certificate of Completion. These are accepted by most Singapore secondary schools as evidence for DSA in the STEM track.
Do you have camps for teenagers or secondary school students?
Yes. Our Ages 13+ tracks – Prompt Engineering for AI Builders, AI & Machine Learning Fundamentals, and Raspberry Pi & Advanced Computing – are built for secondary and post-PSLE students who want to go deeper than block coding. All three run at both Novena and River Valley across the September and October windows, and each ends with a real project suitable for a DSA, scholarship or international school portfolio.
What about the Post-PSLE camps?
Post-PSLE camps for P6 leavers (run during the PSLE marking days in late October) are listed on our dedicated Post-PSLE Camps page. They include Minecraft Level 2, 3D Printing with Blender, Unity with C# and other modules aimed at incoming Sec 1 students.
For international school parents
When is the international school half-term in October 2026?
It varies by school. Most Singapore international schools – UWCSEA, Tanglin Trust, Dulwich, Stamford American, AIS, NLCS, GESS, CIS, OWIS, SJI International – take a one or two-week half-term in mid-October, typically between 12-22 October. We run camps across three weeks to maximise overlap with your child’s specific school calendar. Please WhatsApp us at +65 8145 5004 if you’d like to confirm dates against your school’s schedule.
Are the camps suitable for international school early-years (ages 4-6)?
Yes – we run AI Explorers for Little Learners (4-6) and Scratch + LEGO SPIKE Essentials (4-9) at both Novena and River Valley, across both windows. The October half-term week is when international school 4-6s fill fastest, so book ahead.
Will the curriculum align with what my child is learning at school?
Our October camps map to international curriculum frameworks – IB PYP STEM units, Cambridge Primary Computing and US Common Core technology standards. PictoBlox, Minecraft Education, Blender and Scratch are widely used at international schools and the work your child does at camp complements their school learning.
Friday “Pitch & Present” workshop
What is the optional Friday workshop?
A 2.5-hour public speaking, pitching and marketing workshop for kids and teens aged 7-18, held the Friday after their Mon-Thu camp. Your child learns how to present in front of a room, pitch their week’s project with confidence, and design simple branding and marketing for it. It’s the soft-skill layer most coding camps skip – and it’s especially valuable for shy children, second-language English speakers, P5-P6 students preparing for DSA interviews, and secondary students preparing for scholarship or school interviews.
Is it really a public speaking class for kids, or just a marketing class?
It’s both. The workshop pairs public speaking fundamentals – stage presence, voice projection, eye contact, posture, pitch delivery – with simple entrepreneurship and marketing thinking. The 2.5 hours are split across both, and every child presents their pitch live to the class by the end of the session.
How does the Friday workshop connect to the year-end showcase?
Friday add-on students earn priority spots at Empire AI’s year-end showcase event – your child gets to present their project at a public booth in front of real visitors. Date and venue details will be shared with registered families closer to the event.
How much does the Friday workshop cost?
An additional $70 on top of the Mon-Thu camp fee. You can add it during the initial registration, or top up later by WhatsApp.
General
Where are the camps held?
Novena: Goldhill Shopping Centre, 151B Thomson
Road, Level 3 – next to Velocity@Novena Square, 5 mins from Novena
MRT.
River Valley: 8 Mohd. Sultan Road, #03-01
– near UE Square and Robertson Quay.
My child has no prior coding or AI experience. Can they still join?
Yes. All 13 camps are beginner-friendly. Students are grouped by age and level to ensure a comfortable, confident pace. The only exception is Minecraft Level 2 (ages 10-12), which assumes either prior Minecraft Education experience or completion of Level 1 – though motivated beginners often do well with extra support.
How much do the camps cost?
$350 per camp without device rental. $410 per camp with iPad or laptop rental included. Sibling discount 10% applies automatically for second and third children. Referral discount 10% applies for you and the friend you refer. The optional Friday workshop is an additional $70.
Will my child receive a certificate?
Yes. All participants receive a Certificate of Completion backed by a real project they built. Ideal for Singapore DSA portfolios and international school applications alike.
How do I register and secure a spot?
Use the registration form above or WhatsApp us at +65 8145 5004. Slots are limited – small class sizes are how we deliver real attention to every child. Early registration strongly encouraged, especially for the popular October half-term week (12-15 October 2026).