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Young children aged 5 to 7 learning Scratch block coding at LCCL, Orchard Road Singapore

AGES 5–7 · $10 TRIAL · IN-PERSON · SCRATCH

Book a $10 Early Creators trial, ages 5–7.

A single 60-minute Scratch class on Orchard Road. Your child drags and drops colourful code blocks — no reading or typing needed — and builds a little game they take home.

IDE2025 Overall Champions · 1st, Global Robotics Games 2023 (preschool) · Among the youngest competition winners in Singapore

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All materials and laptops are provided — just bring your 5–7 year old. Your $10 trial fee is credited to your first month's fees when you enrol.

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THE FIRST CLASS

Block coding with Scratch, made for ages 5–7.

Block coding (also called visual coding) lets young children program by dragging and dropping colourful blocks instead of typing. There's no syntax to memorise and nothing to spell — just the same computational thinking taught at top schools, learned through play.

IN THE TRIAL
They help Missy Police solve the neighbourhood

Your child guides Missy Police through a fun adventure, placing drag-and-drop code blocks in sequence to solve each puzzle. They cheer when the code runs and it works — and they did it themselves.

WHAT THEY PRACTISE
Sequential thinking and problem-solving

Breaking a task into steps, like following a recipe. Testing ideas, fixing what doesn't work, and trying again. Real coding logic, learned through visual, hands-on play.

DURATION60 MINUTES
AGES5 TO 7
FORMATIN-PERSON, ORCHARD RD
CLASS SIZEMAX 6 (6:1 RATIO)
TAKES HOMEA SCRATCH PROJECT THEY BUILT

SINCE 2012

Why parents trust us with their child's first code.

LCCL was founded by Juliana, an NUS Computer Science graduate, and our curriculum is advised by Professor Leong Hon Wai of NUS. We've taught coding to over 3,000 children since 2012.

That experience shows up in the small things: how to pace a five-year-old, when to step in, when to let them puzzle it out. In 2025, our students became IDE2025 Overall Champions.

60 MIN · AGES 5–7 · IN-PERSON · SCRATCH

AFTER ONE TRIAL CLASS

What you'll see in 60 minutes.

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They solve a real problem

Not copying the teacher — your child thinks through a puzzle and makes it work. Watch them light up when the code runs.

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You'll know if they're ready

Our teachers assess attention and interest, then give you honest feedback on the right time to start. No pressure to continue.

3

They learn real block coding

Through visual, hands-on play, your child picks up the sequential thinking and debugging that coding is built on.

WHAT PARENTS SAY

"My son has been with LCCL Coding Academy for 5 years, since he was in Kindergarten 2. Over the years, coding has become something he truly loves. He placed in the Top 20 in this year's Coding Olympics."

Eileen NeoMum of a student since K2

"LCCL flexibly used different platforms to help kids develop different facets important to coders. Above all, the classes are fun, relaxing, and casual, and my kids love them."

Yong MingDad of a 6 and 8 year-old

"Juliana is very dedicated in coaching my son, who has learning challenges, to code in Scratch. She develops logical thinking in a fun and interactive way."

KhangminMum of an Early Creators student

"I had some trouble with the programming and learned to never give up."

JeromeStudent, age 6

PARENTS ASK

"Is 5 really not too young?"

Not at all. Children who start at kindergarten age tend to build good problem-solving habits and a learning attitude that set up coding success later. We see it every term.

"What will my child do in the trial?"

They build a real Scratch project themselves — guiding Missy Police through a puzzle — not just watch a demo. Class size is max 6, so every child gets personal attention.

"How is this different from the weekly programme?"

The trial is a single 60-minute taster class. Early Creators is the ongoing weekly programme it leads into. The trial is the best way to see the class and meet the teacher first — read about the programme.

"Is the trial fee refundable?"

The $10 fee is non-refundable, but it's credited in full to your first month's fees if you enrol within 30 days. You can reschedule with 24 hours' notice. If we cancel a class, you get a full refund.

"Where exactly in Orchard?"

Forum Office Tower, 583 Orchard Road #13-01. It's a 5-minute walk from Orchard MRT (Exit A), with parking at the Forum carpark.