SEP 2026 – JAN 2027
Holiday camps that build something real.
Five programmes. Ages 5–18. Morning and afternoon sessions, in-person at Orchard Road.
Our students took the overall top spot. Four placed Top 20 at Coding Olympics 2025.
Founded by NUS CS alumni. Curriculum designed with Prof Leong Hon Wai, NUS Associate Professor of Computer Science.
14 years teaching kids 5–18. 3,000+ students. Not a pop-up camp. Not our first holiday season.
Individual pacing. Kids stay because they want to come back.
Morning · 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM · Ages 9–18
They come back knowing how to use AI to study on their own. Self-awareness, AI literacy, and a method to learn anything.
They design a game from scratch: characters, animation, music. Pencil and paper first, pixel art and soundtrack by Friday.
They stop watching tutorials and start writing code. By Friday they’ve built their own program and explained how it works.
Afternoon · 2:30 PM – 5:30 PM · Ages 5–12
They drag code blocks instead of typing them. By Friday they’ve animated a character they invented and can tell you what a loop is.
A focused holiday week levelling up real programming fundamentals through projects.
ALL PROGRAMMES
BEYOND THE WEEK
The camp is the starting point.
If your child lights up during the week, we run Weekly Classes year-round for ages 5–18. Scratch, Python, and competition prep. Same small classes, same teachers, same room.
See our regular programmes →QUESTIONS
Does my child need any experience?
No. Every camp starts from zero.
What should they bring?
Morning camps (10–18): bring a laptop and earphones. Afternoon camps (5–11): we provide the laptops. Bring earphones for Day 4 of Game Design (music composition).
Can siblings attend the same week?
Yes. Mornings and afternoons run separately, so siblings of different ages can attend the same week. Drop the older one off at 9:30 and the younger at 2:30.
What's the cancellation policy?
No cash refunds. You can reschedule to another camp week in the same holiday season, subject to seat availability. Bookings are non-transferable to another family. If your child misses a day, they can replace it during another week of the same camp. See our Terms of Sale.