Whether your child is just learning to read or already writing their own code, there's a path for them here.
Build Games. Build Confidence.
Students start with drag-and-drop block coding and level up all the way to JavaScript and professional game engines, designing and publishing their own video games along the way. Every level unlocks new skills, bigger projects, and a real sense of accomplishment.
Explore, Tinker, Team Up.
From invention kits and circuit crafts to LEGO robotics and Minecraft, clubs let kids try something new each season, build skills, and collaborate with friends who love the same things.
Future-Ready Skills in AI.
Kids don’t just use AI, they learn how it works and how to use it responsibly. Students explore AI for art, writing, coding, gaming, and robotics, then put it all together in a capstone project that solves a real-world problem.
Design It. Build It. Program It.
Students engineer robots that move, sense, and react to the world around them, then program them to solve real challenges using kits like LEGO SPIKE, VEX GO, and Ozobot.
Big Ideas for Little Minds.
Our youngest learners discover coding and engineering through colorful, tactile activities and visual block coding in ScratchJr and codeSpark. No reading required, just curiosity!
Every level unlocks new skills, bigger ideas, and more confidence. Students move at their own pace and earn a new badge at each milestone.
| Level | Name | What students do |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Spark | Get started with block coding and build a first playable game. |
| 2 | Builder | Learn the core building blocks of code: events, loops, and variables. |
| 3 | Maker | Design levels with tilemaps and add scoring, lives, and win conditions. |
| 4 | Architect | Tackle advanced block coding and build multi-level platformer games. |
| 5 | Translator | Make the leap from blocks to typed JavaScript. |
| 6 | Coder | Use functions, arrays, and smarter logic to build more complex games. |
| 7 | Artist | Create original pixel art and focus on how players experience a game. |
| 8 | Developer | Combine JavaScript, custom art, and game design into polished projects. |
| 9 | Capstone | Plan, build, and present an original game that shows off everything learned. |
After completing the Foundations Track, students step into the tools real game studios use, Unity and Godot, working in C# and GDScript.
| Tier | Name | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| I | Studio Apprentice | Tour a professional game engine and learn its core features. |
| II | Studio Programmer | Dive into object-oriented programming and game systems. |
| III | Studio Engineer | Manage scenes, build custom assets, and scale up projects. |
| IV | Studio Capstone | Take an original game through a full development cycle, from idea to launch. |
AI is becoming a basic skill, like reading and math. Whether your child dreams of being an artist, coder, storyteller, or inventor, we help them use AI thoughtfully and creatively. No prior experience needed.
What AI really is, how it learns, how to ask it smart questions, and how to spot bad information.
Make original art, animation, and music with generative tools, and talk about what's fair when AI helps create.
Use AI as a creative partner for stories and scripts, then edit and polish the results.
Discover AI in everyday life and build a simple chatbot or AR effect.
Use AI to debug faster, generate functions, and bring big project ideas to life.
See how AI is changing video games, then use it to build characters and levels.
Program robots with sensors and AI using micro:bit and LEGO SPIKE Prime.
Explore AI careers and how technology can be a force for good.
Design an AI-powered solution to a real-world problem.
For advanced coders: Python, APIs, and building real AI tools.
Tell us about your child and we'll point you to the right program.