Coding and Robotics Camps
Date: Monday 14th July 2025 - Arcade Game Design
Date: Tuesday 15th July 2025 - Lego Robotics (Amusement Park)
Date: Wednesday 16th July 2025 - Minecraft Coding (PVP Mini Games)
Date: Monday 21st July 2025 - Lego Robotics (Quirky Creations)
Date: Tuesday 22nd July 2025 - AR/VR Coding
Date: Wednesday 23rd July 2025 - Arcade Game Design
Date: Monday 28th July 2025 - Minecraft Coding (Journey to Japan)
Date: Tuesday 29th July 2025 - Minecraft Coding (Rainbow City)
Date: Wednesday 30th July 2025 - Minecraft Coding (Mission to Mars)
Date: Thursday 31st July 2025 - Minecraft Coding (Mobs and Monsters)
Date: Friday 1st August 2025 - Minecraft Coding (African Safari)
Dates: Monday 4th August 2025 - Lego Robotics (Crazy Carnival Games)
Dates: Tuesday 5th August 2025 - Lego Robotics (Science Connections)
Dates: Wednesdays 6th August 2025 - Lego Robotics (Animals and their Environments)
Dates: Thursday 7th August 2025 - Lego Robotics (Science in Nature)
Dates: Friday 8th August 2025 - Lego Robotics (Great Adventures)
Ages: 6-14 years
Times: 10am – 3pm each day (Wraparound care available 8am – 6pm)
Price: £69.50 per day (discounts available for block bookings)
We are delighted to have teamed up with Code Kids to bring you some fantastic high end coding and robotics holiday camps for kids aged 6 and up.
Code Kids is a team of engineers, coders and developers with a special interest in hands on learning. Our approach is project based. We don’t teach coding for the sake of coding. Our holiday camp offers Immersive, project-based learning through interactive platforms!
Code Kids offer:
- 8:1 student: teacher ratio
- State of the art facilities
- Highly experienced UK based tutors
- All tutors have enhanced DBS certificates
- Lots of fun learning opportunities
No prior coding experience necessary to attend our camps.
Minecraft Coding:
Children are experts and end users of Minecraft. They use this passion and interest to learn to code the games that they play every day. Minecraft makes coding fun yet meaningful.
This course is designed for students who are looking to learn to code the games they play everyday. Minecraft makes coding fun yet meaningful as players learn and understand coding concepts that they bring to life in the game! Each day has a different theme. The participant can use a drag and drop interface which is highly intuitive. Coding concepts like variables, if/then/else statements and constructors will be learnt.
Lego robotics
In this course children use the LEGO WeDo 2.0 to design robots to solve a real-world ‘big problem’ such as pollution, animal welfare, space exploration. Each day has a different theme as they learn to code their robots in interactive challenges. In addition to the basics of robotics, children learn key engineering principles such as force and motion, gear ratios and aerodynamics.
Augmented/Virtual Reality Coding:
In the first half of the day, we use Merge Cube to design and learn coding principles to turn it into any virtual object. Content creation for the best piece of tech we’ve seen in recent times. Workshop participants use the MERGE Cube and turn it into a hologram that they can hold in their own hands! Participants learn design principles through the use of computer-aided design (CAD) tools.
The second half will focus on a highly interactive virtual reality 3-D world. Learn to build interactions with block-based coding or advanced scripting. Our students use computer-aided design (CAD) to create their 3-D worlds. They then use visual block-based and intuitive programming language to code interactions between the various elements of their virtual reality world and the end-user of their product.
- Use visual block-based and intuitive programming language to code.
- More advanced coders can have fun coding scripts to add interactions through JavaScript.
- Use code to experiment with physics! Create simulations of physical phenomena and visualize abstract scientific concepts in 3D or VR.
Game Design:
Become game developers for a day using a virtual platform for creating and publishing video games. Students create their own 13-bit layouts, characters, and art for their game. We provide the resources that encourage collaboration while guiding students through a design thinking process.
No prior coding experience necessary. If your child has been to one of these workshops before, then their learning will be extended further and they will not have to repeat the same content as before.