Engineers work with their hands, not just their keyboards. Every camp week balances digital logic with tactile building — and ends with campers presenting what they made.
| Week | Theme | Campus | Half day | Full day | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Aug 24 – 28 Ages 5–12 | Vision AIAdvancedTeach a computer to see. Campers train image and gesture models, then wire them into something physical that reacts to the real world. | Magnolia | — | $599 | |
Aug 24 – 28 Ages 5–10 | Ultimate STEM Mix-TapeBest of SummerThe greatest hits. We combine the highest-rated activities from the whole summer into one week. | Bellevue | $249 | $469 | |
Oct 9 Ages 5–12 | Monster Bots & MechanicsHalloween EngineeringA spooky engineering challenge for the state in-service day. Campers design, build and program motorised Halloween creatures — the kind that lurch, snap and light up when you walk past. | Magnolia | — | $519 | |
Nov 11 Ages 5–12 | Hero Tech RoboticsRescue EngineeringA Veterans Day camp honouring the people who turn up when things go wrong. Campers design rescue robots and automated utility vehicles for real emergency scenarios. | Magnolia | — | $519 | |
Nov 23 – 24 Ages 5–12 | BattleBots Mini-TournamentCompetitionTwo days of engineering showdown before the Thanksgiving break. Campers build the arena, engineer battle-ready robots and code competitive manoeuvres — then run the tournament. | Magnolia | — | $519 | |
Dec 21 – 23 Ages 5–12 | Winter Wonderland RoboticsWinter Break · Session 1Three days of winter engineering. Campers build automated snowploughs and motorised winter cabins, then code festive light sequences driven by sensors and microcontrollers. | Magnolia | — | $519 | |
Dec 28 – 30 Ages 5–12 | Scrap to Bot ChallengeWinter Break · Session 2Sustainable engineering to close out the year. Campers upcycle safe household materials and wire in electronic breadboards to build working, smart robots from what would have been thrown away. | Magnolia | — | $519 | |
Jan 18 Ages 5–12 | Smart City PlannersIoT & Urban DesignOn MLK Jr. Day campers take the role of urban engineers, wiring breadboards, sensors and basic Internet-of-Things ideas into a miniature smart city they plan together. | Magnolia | — | $519 | |
Jan 28 Ages 5–12 | Future City InnovatorsUrban EngineeringA semester-break continuation of our urban engineering theme. Campers use hands-on robotics and code to tackle the problems real cities are trying to solve. | Magnolia | — | $519 | |
Feb 15 – 19 Ages 5–12 | Minecraft World Builders & Game DesignGame Design WeekA full mid-winter break dedicated to game design. Ages 6–12 work on redstone logic, 3D spatial reasoning and custom game mechanics inside Minecraft. Our five-year-olds build the same ideas in LEGO, by hand. | Magnolia | — | $519 | |
Apr 12 – 16 Ages 5–12 | Ultimate Game Design: Roblox & AISpring BreakSpring break's flagship week. Older campers (6–12) work in Roblox Studio on Lua scripting and smart NPCs to build worlds other people can actually play. Younger campers take on mechanical engineering challenges alongside them. | Magnolia | — | $519 |
11 weeks open for enrolment.
Extended care runs at Magnolia. Both options are priced per camp week and added at checkout.
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Drop off an hour early — a quiet start with books, puzzles and free-build until camp begins.
Magnolia only
3:00 – 5:30 PM
Stay until 5:30 PM with supervised free-build, outdoor time and games after camp wraps.
Magnolia only
The Magnolia full-day timetable. Deep work in short blocks, with real breaks between them.
9:00 – 10:30 AM
Deep Work 1
Core engineering and building concepts.
10:30 – 10:45 AM
Brain break
Snack and hydration.
10:45 – 11:45 AM
Deep Work 2
Hands-on assembly and prototyping.
11:45 AM – 12:45 PM
Lunch & outdoor innovation
Discovery Park play area, weather permitting.
12:45 – 1:45 PM
Deep Work 3
Coding logic, AI training and sensor integration.
1:45 – 2:00 PM
Afternoon reset
Snack and stretch.
2:00 – 3:00 PM
Field testing
Obstacle courses, debugging and final improvements.
Kits, laptops, materials and a daily snack.
Every camper gets one on day one.
Every week ends with campers presenting their build.
Select weeks include a robot campers keep.
At Magnolia, half day runs 9:00–11:30 AM and full day 9:00 AM–3:00 PM, with early drop-off from 8:00 AM and care until 5:30 PM available. At Bellevue, half day runs 9:00 AM–12:00 PM and full day 9:00 AM–4:00 PM.
Magnolia is $269 for a half-day week and $519 for a full-day week. Bellevue is $249 half day and $469 full day. Vision AI is a specialist week at $599. Siblings get $50 off.
At Magnolia, yes. Morning Care runs 8:00–9:00 AM for $65 per week and Afternoon Care runs 3:00–5:30 PM for $160 per week. Both are added at checkout.
Magnolia takes ages 5–12, and Bellevue ages 5–10. Campers are grouped by age and experience within each week.
Magnolia full-day campers are escorted to the Discovery Park play area for lunch and outdoor time when the weather allows. You can opt out at registration and your child stays at the centre with staff.
A water bottle, and a packed lunch for full-day camp. We provide all robotics kits, laptops, materials, a daily snack and a camp t-shirt.
