Enrollment open · Limited spots

Winter Break Camp

Two separate 3-day intensives · 9 AM–3 PM · Ages 6–15

  • Intensive week 1 — $300December 21–23, 2026
  • Intensive week 2 — $300December 28–30, 2026

Three days each · Monday–Wednesday. Reserve early; placement confirmed before payment.

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Programs

Discover how your child learns best

No lectures and no one-size-fits-all worksheets. Students explore, build and test through real projects, moving between six specialised labs at their own pace. From after-school programs and homeschool programs to robotics camp, STEM camp and kids summer camp in Davenport, Champions Gate and Four Corners, FL.

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School-year & seasonal programs

After-School Tech Club

August–May · Monday–Friday, 3:00 – 6:00 PM · 2-hour sessions

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Two-hour sessions between 3:00 and 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Choose 1–5 sessions per week, from $50 to $240 per month, plus a $50 enrollment fee. Students continue their project tracks across all six labs.

Homeschool STEM Lab

August–May · Flexible weekday scheduling

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A ready-made STEM and technology block for homeschool families, with personalized learning paths, small groups and documented project progress. Step Up for Students accepted.

Winter Break Camp

Two separate intensives · Dec 21–23 or Dec 28–30, 2026 · 9 AM–3 PM · $300 each

Winter Break enrollment is open! Choose intensive week 1 (December 21–23) or intensive week 2 (December 28–30), or both. Hands-on STEM for ages 6–15, $300 per three-day intensive. Limited spots — request your week now. Placement confirmed before payment.

Tech Summer Camp

9 weeks, June–July · Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

A full-day STEM camp for ages 6–15. Students rotate through all six labs every day, in small groups matched by age and skill. Families choose their own drop-off and pick-up times within camp hours.

The labs

What students actually do

Coding Lab

From first blocks to real syntax — Scratch, Python, Roblox Studio, HTML/CSS and JavaScript.

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Robotics Lab

Build, wire, program and test robots while learning automation and teamwork.

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Engineering Lab

Design, test and improve real structures, circuits and mechanisms through challenges.

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Science Lab

Guided experiments across chemistry, physics, biology, energy and electricity.

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3D Design & Printing Lab

Model in Tinkercad and Blender, then print the parts students designed themselves.

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Game Design Lab

Move from playing to building with Roblox Studio, Minecraft Education and Unity.

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Self-paced by design

Grouped dynamically, not by birthday

Students are placed by age, skill level, experience, learning pace and personal goals. Groups shift naturally through the day as the lab rotation and project complexity change — which builds teamwork, adaptability, leadership and peer learning along the way.

  • Small groups of 3–4 students, never a lecture hall
  • Real skills and finished projects, not app time
  • Led by a certified STEM teacher and lab mentors
  • Structured, supervised, camera-monitored facility
  • Progress and project updates shared with parents
  • Approved Step Up for Students provider
After-school robotics and coding students programming VEX robots at RunTheCode in Davenport, FL

Age tracks

The same labs, the right depth

Ages 6–8

Foundations & confidence

Guided, playful projects across all six labs, adapted to attention span and fine-motor skill. Kids leave able to explain what they built.

Ages 9–12

Independent building

Students rotate through every lab with increasingly independent projects in coding, robotics, engineering, science, game design and 3D printing.

Ages 13–15

Advanced & leadership

Deeper technical concepts, coding systems, engineering design, AI exploration, innovation challenges and mentoring younger members.