This Nov / Dec holidays, we are offering two different camp programmes, “Marine Expedition” and “Robots vs Drones”.
Program Overview
We believe that kids should build, not buy their own toys and robots, and created the Marine Expedition camp to develop kids as creators of technology and not just consumers. In this camp, kids will be exposed to both tactile stimulation through hands-on woodwork, as well as intellectual stimulation through coding and design challenges. Through this camp, kids will learn gumption and technology in equal measures, as they build their own remote control / autonomous / outlandish boats and thingamajigs.
Nov 18-20 (8am to 1pm)* Ocean Explorers
Design, build, and sail your own boat. Participants will learn about naval architecture, electronics, coding, and develop “making” skills.
Activities
Price : $ 320
* Early drop-off and late pick-ups available for the busy parents at no extra cost. Just let us know in advance what time you’ll like to drop-off and pick-up your kids.
Nov 21-22 (8am to 1pm)* Naval Science
Water and Electricity DO mix! Carry out experiments relating to water and the sea. Participants will learn electronics, coding, and science.
Activities
Price : $ 220
* Early drop-off and late pick-ups available for the busy parents at no extra cost. Just let us know in advance what time you’ll like to drop-off and pick-up your kids.
Marine Expedition Combo Package
Nov 18-22 (8am to 1pm)* Ocean Explorer + Naval Science
Price : $ 490 (Discount of $50)
* Early drop-off and late pick-ups available for the busy parents at no extra cost. Just let us know in advance what time you’ll like to drop-off and pick-up your kids.
Dec 2-6 (8am to 1pm)* Robots vs Drones
Program Overview
Learn to build robots, code autonomous vehicles, and program drones!
This program utilizes the popular Lego EV3 robotics set and the Mambo Drone, and emphasizes on robotics programming. In particular, the Lego EV3 is the most commonly used set in local robotics competition. Through this camp, our participants will learn coding skills, robotics construction, and autonomous robotics programming.
Activities
Price : $ 490
* Early drop-off and late pick-ups available for the busy parents at no extra cost. Just let us know in advance what time you’ll like to drop-off and pick-up your kids.
FAQ
Are campers allowed to bring home their projects?
For the Marine Expedition programme, whatever they build is theirs to keep. We do not restrict the type or quantity of parts and materials used; as long as it’s available in our center, they can build it into their project and keep it. For programs utilizing micro:bits, we limit the campers to one each; this helps us to keep costs low for you.
For Robots vs Drones, the campers may not keep the robot or drone. We also do not sell these products ourselves, but would be happy to show you where you can buy them.
What tools will they use?
For the Marine Expedition programme, tools that we may use depends on the individual camper’s design, and includes:
- Computers and tablets
- 3D printer
- Scissors
- Pen knife
- Screw drivers
- Hammer
- Hand saw
- Sandpaper
- Hand file
- Glue gun
- Soldering iron
- Cordless drills
- Jigsaw
For the Robots vs Drones programme, the campers will only utilize the robot, drones, computers, and tablets.
Jigsaws and soldering irons! Is it safe?
Kids need to be exposed to some amount of danger, so that they can learn to assess risks on their own. Our instructor-mentors closely supervise all work with dangerous equipment to ensure that no serious injuries occur, but minor cuts, splinters and burns should be expected when performing woodwork and soldering. If either parents or child is uncomfortable with a particular tool, we will let the child plan the task, but have the instructor-mentor perform it for them. We will also stop a child from operating a tool if we feel that the child is unable to do so safely.
Are snacks provided?
Yes. We’ll have a 30mins break every day, during which we will provide snacks and drinks for the kids. Do let us know if your child has any dietary restrictions.