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Curious builders who wire things up, not just click things together
Best suited for: Curious kids who love to build things with their hands
⚡ Limited spots this school holiday — same teacher, same slot, all week.
every single session
students across Asia
average student stay
accredited
Actual Arduino Uno projects, built with coding and AI and during the camp by students aged 10 to 12.
AI-Powered Interaction
Smart sensing with IR sensor
Automated Systems
*Projects will vary depending on student interests.
Your child probably uses technology every day. But this camp is about building it — connecting a real sensor, writing code that responds to the physical world, and seeing something actually light up, move, or react.
We chose the Arduino Uno R3 specifically because it’s one of the most beginner-friendly boards available. Every project uses one or two components connected with the minimum wires possible — never a tangle. The goal isn’t to overwhelm; it’s to give one clear, satisfying win each day.
The skills built this week are the same starting point used in AI, Robotics, IoT, Electronics and Engineering.
No prior coding experience needed. This camp is designed for complete beginners who are ready to build something real.
Prerequisites: None. Complete beginners welcome.
Your child builds things that actually work. Not worksheets. Not slideshows. Real components, real code, real results. Most kids see their first LED blink within the first hour.
Not sure which level is right? Chat with us on WhatsApp and we’ll help you decide.Â
A sample schedule -every learner progresses at their own pace. Your child’s teacher will adapt to their speed.
Prerequisites: none
Your first working circuit
Measure distance, trigger decisions
Teach AI to recognise patterns
Build a working traffic light
Sense, decide, and act automatically
Questions? Chat with us on WhatsApp.
Getting your child into camp takes minutes. We’ll find the perfect teacher to pair them with, you just pick what works for your family.
Not at all. This camp is built for complete beginners. PictoBlox uses simple drag-and-drop blocks, and the teacher walks through every wire connection on screen before your child touches the kit.
Yes, completely. The Arduino runs on very low, completely safe power — similar to a TV remote. Wires click into slots on the board just like plugging in headphones. No soldering, no risk.
This module is a purposeful introduction. From here, your child continues on our regular coding/electronics learning journey. As they grow older, they’ll move naturally into our Robotics and IoT module with more advanced hands-on projects.
A Windows or Mac computer (not a tablet) with a working webcam, microphone, and Zoom installed. If it’s a MacBook with only USB-C ports, a simple USB-C hub is needed to connect the Arduino, the same kind used for a mouse or flash drive.
Let us know at least 24 hours in advance and we’ll schedule a make-up session. Saturday is our standard backup day if the regular slot isn’t available that week.
From first project to real-world skills — we’ll be with your child every step of the way.
Same teacher, same slot, all 5 days.
We fill up quickly – especially Slots 2, 4 and 5.
Or call us: +65 9650 7344
Questions welcome — our advisor replies personally, usually within the hour
