Summer Camp · Grades 1–8
STEM & Storytelling Camp
The STEM & Storytelling Camp pairs hands-on science, LEGO robotics and coding with creative writing and presentation, so children build something real and then learn to tell its story.
What campers do
Inside the programme.
Build it, code it, then stand up and tell the room why it matters. Two disciplines most camps keep apart.
LEGO robotics
Design, build and program working machines in escalating weekly challenges.
Coding & app building
Block-based coding for younger campers, real app projects for Grades 6–8.
Creative writing
Story structure, character and voice — written, illustrated and shared.
STEM experiments
Hypothesis, test, record, revise. Real scientific method, made loud and fun.
A day at camp
A day on STEM & Storytelling.
Every camp follows the same daily structure — the Workshop Sessions are what differ. On STEM & Storytelling they cover lego robotics, coding & app building, creative writing, stem experiments.
Outdoor activities
Whenever weather and outdoor conditions are suitable, campers take part in 30–45 minutes of supervised outdoor activities each day.
- Soccer
- Team-building games
- STEM scavenger hunts
- Relay races
- Outdoor engineering challenges
- Cooperative games
- Movement breaks
- Recreation
Outdoor activities may take place on school grounds, nearby parks or designated outdoor spaces under staff supervision.
Schedules may be adjusted due to weather or safety conditions.
9:00am – 5:00pm · Monday to Friday
- 9:00–9:15Welcome & Team Building
- 9:15–10:15Workshop Session 1
- 10:15–10:35Break
- 10:35–11:45Workshop Session 2
- 11:45–12:30Supervised Lunch
- 12:30–1:30Creative Activities (Coding, Robotics, 3D Design, Group Projects)
- 1:30–1:45Break
- 1:45–2:45Workshop Session 3
- 2:45–3:30Outdoor Activities / Team Challenges (Weather Permitting)
- 3:45–4:45Workshop Session 4
- 4:45–5:00Daily Reflection & Pick-up
Outcomes
What your child leaves with.
- A finished build and a finished story to take home
- Comfort speaking in front of a group
- Genuine curiosity about how things work
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