SUMMER PROGRAMS
For students in Grade 3 to Grade 5 (as of June 2026)
Summer programs meet daily from Monday to Friday. Every week we explore a different essential theme, helping build creativity, critical thinking, and real-world skills through hands-on experiences.
Looking for programs for students in Grade 6 to Grade 8?
June 29 (Mon) to July 3 (Fri) *NO Class on July 1
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
How do machines turn simple forces into movement? Students discover the hidden logic and poetry inside the way things work. Combining engineering thinking with hands-on making, young inventors design and build their own kinetic creations, exploring how mechanics, art, and imagination can move together.
July 6 (Mon) to July 10 (Fri)
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
What if waste could become the starting point for something new? Students rethink everyday materials and explore how designers transform discarded objects into meaningful creations, building beautiful, functional work while discovering what it means to design with intention and responsibility.
July 13 (Mon) to July 17 (Fri)
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Great stories often begin with a world waiting to be discovered. Students design original characters, environments, and objects that come together into a rich, imaginative universe, complete with its own rules, history, and life, brought into being through drawing, making, and storytelling.
July 20 (Mon) to July 24 (Fri)
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
How do machines turn simple forces into movement? Students discover the hidden logic and poetry inside the way things work. Combining engineering thinking with hands-on making, young inventors design and build their own kinetic creations, exploring how mechanics, art, and imagination can move together.
July 27 (Mon) to July 31 (Fri)
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
What if waste could become the starting point for something new? Students rethink everyday materials and explore how designers transform discarded objects into meaningful creations, building beautiful, functional work while discovering what it means to design with intention and responsibility.
August 3 (Mon) to August 7 (Fri)
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Great stories often begin with a world waiting to be discovered. Students design original characters, environments, and objects that come together into a rich, imaginative universe, complete with its own rules, history, and life, brought into being through drawing, making, and storytelling.
SUMMER PROGRAMS
For students in Grade 6 to Grade 8 (as of June 2026)
This program invites students in Grades 6–8 to explore how ideas take shape through creative thinking and hands-on making.
Each week introduces a new theme from games and systems to design and storytelling.
AI, coding, laser cutting, and 3D printing are used as tools to support the process.
The focus is on developing original thinking and creating meaningful work.
Looking for programs for students in Grade 3 to Grade 5?
June 29 (Mon) to July 3 (Fri) *NO Class on July 1
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Ideas become playable experiences, where interaction, decision-making, and system thinking shape how outcomes unfold.
July 6 (Mon) to July 10 (Fri)
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Natural systems become a starting point for exploring how design, materials, and human choices can work in more thoughtful and sustainable ways.
July 13 (Mon) to July 17 (Fri)
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Ideas grow into story-driven worlds, where visuals, structure, and imagination come together to express meaning.
July 20 (Mon) to July 24 (Fri)
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Ideas become playable experiences, where interaction, decision-making, and system thinking shape how outcomes unfold.
July 27 (Mon) to July 31 (Fri)
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Natural systems become a starting point for exploring how design, materials, and human choices can work in more thoughtful and sustainable ways.
August 3 (Mon) to August 7 (Fri)
Daily 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Ideas grow into story-driven worlds, where visuals, structure, and imagination come together to express meaning.
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Think Differently. Make Boldly.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Our programs are designed for students ages 8–14. Each experience is thoughtfully structured to match different stages of development while maintaining a high level of creative challenge and engagement.
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We keep class sizes intentionally small to ensure a focused and supportive environment. This allows instructors to guide each student while still encouraging independence and exploration.
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Each session blends guided instruction with hands-on exploration. Students work through creative challenges, experiment with materials, and develop ideas through making, iteration, and discovery.
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No experience is required. Our programs are designed to welcome both beginners and more experienced students, with projects that allow for different levels of depth and complexity.
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All materials are provided.
Students should their water and snacks. We kindly ask that food items avoid common allergens such as nuts. -
Our instructors provide guidance and support throughout each session. If your child has specific needs, we encourage you to share this with us in advance so we can better support their experience.
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We maintain a respectful and focused studio environment. If a student’s behavior significantly disrupts the experience for others, we will work with families to address it. In rare cases, a student may be withdrawn from the program.
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Registration is completed through our online payment system. Once payment is submitted, the student’s spot is confirmed.
Program details and preparation information will be shared with families a few weeks prior to the start date.
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Due to the structure of the program, we are unable to offer make-up sessions or refunds for missed classes. Each session is part of a continuous learning experience.
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Cancellations made at least 7 days prior to the program start date are eligible for a full refund.
Cancellations within 7 days are non-refundable, as space is limited and reserved in advance.
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Whether you’re exploring our programs, interested in a visit, or considering joining our team, we’d love to connect.