The Bio-Inspired Robotics Workshop is an immersive engineering experience where students explore how nature inspires intelligent robotic systems. Drawing inspiration from the movement and adaptability of living organisms, participants design, assemble and program the bio-inspired robots using Arduino-based embedded systems. Through the integration of electronics, mechanics, coding and wireless communication, learners transform engineering concepts into functional robotic prototypes while developing creativity, computational thinking and real-world problem-solving skills.

Little Builders Program is an immersive, hands-on engineering experience where students discover how the world's most important infrastructure is designed, built and sustained. Through inquiry-based investigations and real-world construction challenges, learners explore the science behind bridges, dams, buildings, construction materials and sustainable infrastructure.

By combining engineering principles with design thinking, students build working structural models, experiment with different materials, investigate forces acting on structures and create climate-responsive buildings. Throughout the program, learners develop an authentic understanding of how civil engineers solve problems that shape cities and communities while strengthening creativity, collaboration and critical thinking.

This inquisitive program introduces children to a world of exciting scientific concepts through hands-on exploration and dynamic projects. Students will dive into magnetism, understanding how magnetic fields work and how force and motion are connected. They will explore the fascinating chemistry of acids and bases, learning about the science behind soap-making and observing the reactions that form everyday products. Through optics, they'll learn about lenses and light dispersion, discovering how we see the world differently with tools that magnify and separate colors. They'll also observe minute details using their own DIY Foldscope microscope, deepening their understanding of the microscopic world. The program concludes with a meaningful design challenge, where students will apply what they've learned to create innovative solutions, combining their knowledge in a fun, creative way.

This inquisitive program introduces children to a world of exciting scientific concepts through hands-on exploration and dynamic projects. Students will dive into magnetism, understanding how magnetic fields work and how force and motion are connected. They will explore the fascinating chemistry of acids and bases, learning about the science behind soap-making and observing the reactions that form everyday products. Through optics, they'll learn about lenses and light dispersion, discovering how we see the world differently with tools that magnify and separate colors. They'll also observe minute details using their own DIY Foldscope microscope, deepening their understanding of the microscopic world. The program concludes with a meaningful design challenge, where students will apply what they've learned to create innovative solutions, combining their knowledge in a fun, creative way.

Toy Makers Studio is an immersive, hands-on program that channels children's natural instinct for imaginative play into real-world creation. By transforming the urge to "make-believe" into the ability to "make-real", the program engages young learners in designing and engineering their own original toys within a dynamic studio environment. Through guided experimentation across diverse mediums ranging from textile crafting to mechanical and kinetic systems participants move from initial sketches to fully functional prototypes, including soft companions, tabletop arcade games and water-based play objects. This process-driven approach equips students with practical making skills, creative problem-solving abilities and a strong foundation in design thinking, fostering innovation and confidence that extend well beyond the studio.

This course is designed to introduce young learners to the creative world of User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) design, empowering them to imagine, design and build meaningful digital experiences.

Throughout the program, students engage in age-appropriate design thinking practices such as identifying user needs, building personas, sketching ideas, creating moodboards, refining layouts and testing early designs. As they prototype, students will also use guided digital design spaces to bring their ideas to life, learning how screens, buttons, colors and interactions work together to tell a story.

Students will also be introduced to artificial intelligence in a thoughtful and safe way. They will use AI to generate ideas such as layout suggestions, icon concepts or simple text prompts remaining fully in control of the creative process, understanding AI as a supportive thinking partner rather than a creator. Discussions on responsible use help students reflect on where AI can help, where it cannot and how to use technology ethically and thoughtfully.

This program engages learners in the structural and creative study of fiber arts through investigations of tension, gauge, geometric construction and three-dimensional shaping. It emphasizes the mathematics of pattern design, the logic of stitch anatomy (from slip knots and chains to double crochets) and the structural integrity of different yarn weights, while applying this knowledge through design-based projects and tactile expression.

This course introduces young learners to the art and logic of crochet as both a mindful practice and a medium for self-expression, sparking curiosity through hands-on, screen-free experiences. Over 21 immersive hours, children will explore how a single continuous thread can transform into complex, structured fabrics through mastery of the hook, loops and foundational techniques.