Holiday Camps for Kids | Coding, Robotics & AI
Make school holidays productive and exciting with hands-on coding, robotics, and STEM holiday camps designed to help children learn, create, and innovate while having fun.
About Our Holiday Camps
Our Holiday Camps combine coding, robotics, and STEM with exciting themes and today’s most popular technology platforms, making learning engaging and relevant for every child. Students create real projects inspired by games, apps, AI, robotics, and other trending technologies while developing valuable skills in a fun, supportive environment.
Upcoming School Holiday Camps
September Holiday Camp: Roblox Studio World Building
Our September Holiday Programme brings children into the world of Roblox Studio, where they can explore coding, game development and 3D world-building through a hands-on, project-based experience. Designed for beginners, the programme encourages children to create, experiment and build their own interactive Roblox worlds while developing creativity, problem-solving and computational thinking skills.
Learn Roblox Studio, beginner coding, 3D world building and game design while creating your own playable Roblox experience.
What Kids Learn at Our Holiday Camps
Our holiday coding camps go beyond screen time, giving children opportunities to build, create and experiment through hands-on coding, robotics, game development and technology projects. Depending on the programme, students develop problem-solving, creativity, computational thinking and digital skills while working on projects they can be proud of.
Explore Our School Holiday Programmes in Singapore
Discover exciting holiday coding camps designed to inspire creativity, computational thinking, and problem-solving through hands-on projects. Whether your child is taking their first step into coding or exploring game development, our holiday programmes provide an engaging learning experience in a fun and supportive environment.
Our June Holiday Camp For Kids
Super Mario Coding Adventure: From Playing Games to Making Them
Most children recognise the basic ingredients of a platform game: a character, a world to explore and things that make the journey more challenging.
The Super Mario Adventure allowed children to play with ideas and tools, giving rein to their unlimited imagination. Children were introduced to augmented reality and virtual reality, which showed them how digital worlds can become interactive.
MakeCode Arcade let them focus on building a game full of hero figures, obstacles, and other game elements that could make the game more like a real world.
Of course, the Mario theme continued when we got into Minecraft Education. The only change was that the stage got bigger. Instead of a small arcade game, here children got a chance to construct a three-dimensional world they imagined.
That meant making decisions about the environment itself. Where should things go? What should the player see? How should the world feel?
The same theme therefore, became a starting point for several different kinds of digital creation
The June camps offered these young minds several starting points, from constructing a playable arcade experience to building an escape room or building a Roblox maze.
Minecraft Escape Rooms: When the World Becomes the Puzzle
Building something is one challenge. Creating something that another child must solve is another. That was the idea behind the Minecraft escape-room projects.
Students created spaces containing hidden roads, switches, and interactive elements. Instead of manually constructing every part of their environment, they could use code and Minecraft mechanics to make parts of the world respond to the player.
Redstone, pistons, levers and sensors became useful for creating those interactions. A simple room could instantly turn into a puzzle the children had to solve. Then came the fun part: students could try one another’s creations. That shifted how children looked at their own projects.
The Minecraft programme eventually moved from individual puzzles to something much larger. Students designed their own Smart Towns, bringing buildings and automated elements together into a bigger digital environment.
Roblox Game Creation: Building a Game Players Can Explore
Just random pathways put together to create a minefield, or a maze, sounds quite simple. But when you decide you must make it livelier, things become interesting.
Roblox Studio was the base for children to build a game using mazes. They weren’t limited to creating pathways and walls.
Children could add other elements to modify the theme and player actions. Moving platforms could create new challenges. Reward mechanics could add another reason to keep exploring.
Roblox’s programming language, Lua, let children experience newbie-level scripting to make certain game sections different. The result was more than a static 3D environment. Students were building spaces that did something.
And because they could test one another’s creations, they got to see whether the game they had imagined worked for another player.
Why Parents Choose Graphite Academy
Empowering students with future-ready coding and robotics education through structured, hands-on learning experiences.
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Schools across Singapore trust Graphite Academy to deliver engaging coding and robotics programmes.
CSTA-Aligned Curriculum
Our curriculum follows internationally recognised Computer Science education standards.
Small Class Sizes
Smaller class sizes provide personalised guidance and meaningful support for every student.
Hands-On Project-Based Learning
Students build games, apps, robots, and AI projects while learning practical coding skills.
Competition & DSA Pathways
Structured pathways help students prepare for coding competitions, portfolios, and DSA opportunities.
Experienced STEM Instructors
Learn from passionate STEM educators dedicated to inspiring confidence and curiosity.
Trusted by 5,000+ Singapore Families
Thousands of parents have trusted Graphite Academy to help their children develop coding, robotics, problem-solving, and future-ready digital skills through engaging, hands-on learning.
Upcoming School Holiday Camps
Discover exciting holiday coding camps designed to inspire creativity, computational thinking, and problem-solving through hands-on projects. Whether your child is taking their first step into coding or exploring game development, our holiday programmes provide an engaging learning experience in a fun and supportive environment.
Frequently Asked Questions About Holiday Camps
What is a coding holiday camp?
A fun, hands-on programme where children learn coding, robotics, and technology through exciting projects.
What age groups can join the holiday camps?
Our camps are suitable for children aged 6–12 years, with programmes tailored to different age groups.
Do children need prior coding experience?
No. Most camps are beginner-friendly, and our instructors guide students every step of the way.
Which Schools Offer Robotics DSA?
A number of secondary schools offer Robotics DSA under Robotics, STEM, Engineering, or Applied Learning Programmes. Selection criteria vary by school and may include interviews, practical assessments, portfolio reviews, or demonstrations of technical ability. The official MOE SchoolFinder provides the most up-to-date list of participating schools.
Will students receive a certificate after completing the camp?
Yes. Every student receives a Certificate of Participation upon completing the programme.
How can I register for a holiday camp?
Register online or contact us via WhatsApp. Early registration is recommended as places are limited.