Featured Events in Singapore in June 2025 (June Updated)

Event details For 5 - 6 y.o 1 week long camp, Monday to Friday, 3 hours each day Small learning group of 1:6 teacher-student ratio Devices and materials provided Each student guided at own optimal learning pace T his camp is for returning or current students of LCCL's Early Creators Core Curriculum. Beginners should take this camp instead. Intakes Pick an intake (all Mon - Fri), 9:30am- 12:30pm: Mar - Apr 2025 17 - 21 Mar 1 - 4 Apr ( 4-day camp, register here ) 14-17 Apr ( 4-day camp, register here ) Jun-Aug 2025 2 - 6 Jun 9 - 13 Jun 16 - 20 Jun 23 - 27 Jun 30 Jun - 4 Jul 7-11 Jul 14-18 Jul 21-25 Jul 28 Jul - 1 Aug 4-8 Aug Early bird discount Early Bird (more than 2 weeks early): $570 Regular camp fee: $600 Pre-requisites Have started on LCCL's Early Creators curriculum, either from a previous camp or in weekly classes. If your child is new to the curriculum, take the beginners camp instead. Photo: LCCL pre-school learners winning first runner-up at the the National Robotics Competition (overall championship, pre-school level). Both have underwent the the Early Creators curriculum and could independently solve challenges. Introduction This camp is a subset of the Early Creators Core Curriculum (EC). Students learn via fun and engaging games and puzzles, whilst being facilitated by the teacher to problem solve, think of solutions, and code. Each lesson is scaffolded and learning objectives of each segment build upon earlier ones. What do students learn? (from the child's lens) Help cartoon friends with tasks like caring for pets, finding tools, serving food and rescuing your best friend! In order to be helpful, you must solve puzzles that hone your coding skills. Teachers will teach you how to code well and efficiently, so that you do not tire your friends out! Then, use your coding skills to create your own games. What do students learn? (from the adult's lens) Students learn: 1 . Coding Introduction to code Sequencing Loops Event-based programming 2 . Application of code Code movements, sounds and animation in a game. Using code to automate pet caring. 3 . Computational Thinking Learn simple yet powerful problem solving approached that can be applied to solving difficult code levels. Strategies can also be applied to other subjects, even in life! 4 . Testing Build critical thinking and troubleshooting ability by recognising errors and fixing code. This creates independent learners. 5 . Presenting Enhance presentation skills and confidence while sharing with campmates! Why LCCL Coding Academy Our academy is founded and led by a team of experienced computer science educators and practitioners. Our age-appropriate and progressive curriculum ensures in-depth understanding and strong fundamentals. This is proven over the years with multiple student wins: Platinum awards at the Hwa Chong Infocomm Challenge in 2023, 2024 2nd place at the IDE Code Builder 2024 Finalist at the IDE Code hacker 2024 Four students in the top 20 at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2024 1st place at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , secondary school level 1st and 3rd places at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , primary school level 1st, Best Programming Award in the National Robotics Competition (Regular) 2023, primary school level 1st, Global Robotics Games 2023, preschool level Three students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2023 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , secondary school level 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , primary school level 2nd, National Robotics Competition 2022, pre-school level Seven students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2022 Other wins in 2018 - 2023 Info & Contact Check us out at LCCLcoding.com or visit us virtually . WhatsApp or call 6817 2957. Click here to WhatsApp instantly . Photo: Learners during an Early Creators class at LCCL Coding Academy. Information Source: LCCL Coding Academy | eventbrite

Event details For 5 - 6 y.o. 4 day camp, Monday to Thursday, 3 hours each day Small learning group of 1:6 teacher-student ratio Devices and materials provided Each student guided at own optimal learning pace T his camp is for returning or current students of LCCL's Early Creators Core Curriculum. Beginners should take this camp instead. Intakes Pick an intake (all Mon - Thur), 9:30am- 12:30pm: Mar-Apr 2025 17-20 Mar 1-4 Apr (Tue-Fri) 14-17 Apr (Mon-Thu) Jun-Aug 2025 2-5 Jun 9-12 Jun 16-19 Jun 23-26 Jun 30 Jun - 3 Jul 14-17 Jul 21-24 Jul 28-31 Jul 4-7 Aug Early bird discount Early Bird (more than 2 weeks early): $456 Regular camp fee: $480 Pre-requisites Have started on LCCL's Early Creators curriculum, either from a previous camp or in weekly classes. If your child is new to the curriculum, take the beginners camp instead. Photo: LCCL pre-school learners winning first runner-up at the the National Robotics Competition (overall championship, pre-school level). Both have underwent the the Early Creators curriculum and could independently solve challenges. Introduction This camp is a subset of the Early Creators Core Curriculum (EC). Students learn via fun and engaging games and puzzles, whilst being facilitated by the teacher to problem solve, think of solutions, and code. Each lesson is scaffolded and learning objectives of each segment build upon earlier ones. What do students learn? (from the child's lens) Help cartoon friends with tasks like caring for pets, finding tools, serving food and rescuing your best friend! In order to be helpful, you must solve puzzles that hone your coding skills. Teachers will teach you how to code well and efficiently, so that you do not tire your friends out! Then, use your coding skills to create your own games. What do students learn? (from the adult's lens) Students learn: 1 . Coding Introduction to code Sequencing Loops Event-based programming 2 . Application of code Code movements, sounds and animation in a game. Using code to automate pet caring. 3 . Computational Thinking Learn simple yet powerful problem solving approached that can be applied to solving difficult code levels. Strategies can also be applied to other subjects, even in life! 4 . Testing Build critical thinking and troubleshooting ability by recognising errors and fixing code. This creates independent learners. 5 . Presenting Enhance presentation skills and confidence while sharing with campmates! Why LCCL Coding Academy Our academy is founded and led by a team of experienced computer science educators and practitioners. Our age-appropriate and progressive curriculum ensures in-depth understanding and strong fundamentals. This is proven over the years with multiple student wins: Platinum awards at the Hwa Chong Infocomm Challenge in 2023, 2024 2nd place at the IDE Code Builder 2024 Finalist at the IDE Code hacker 2024 Four students in the top 20 at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2024 1st place at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , secondary school level 1st and 3rd places at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , primary school level 1st, Best Programming Award in the National Robotics Competition (Regular) 2023, primary school level 1st, Global Robotics Games 2023, preschool level Three students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2023 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , secondary school level 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , primary school level 2nd, National Robotics Competition 2022, pre-school level Seven students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2022 Other wins in 2018 - 2023 Info & Contact Check us out at LCCLcoding.com or visit us virtually . WhatsApp or call 6817 2957. Click here to WhatsApp instantly . Photo: Learners during an Early Creators class at LCCL Coding Academy. Information Source: LCCL Coding Academy | eventbrite