Students will engage in hands-on experiments and engineering activities where they are encouraged to apply STEM within their solutions.

How does this help in child development?

These sessions provide memorable exploratory learning experiences that bridge children’s interests and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), allowing kids to learn through play. Through fun and engaging hands-on experiments and engineering activities, theory is brought to life, igniting a genuine interest in learning. These activities also hone creative problem-solving, communication, and collaboration skills. By merging play with education, children develop a deep understanding of scientific concepts while enjoying the process, fostering a lifelong passion for STEM.

Session 1 - Newtons law of Motion (Sat, 18 Apr 2026):
Students will explore Newton’s 3 Laws of Motion with games & experiments, and learn how rockets work.

Session 2 - States of Matter (Sat, 25 Apr 2026):
Students will learn about the three states of matter through exciting hands-on experiments and visual demonstrations.

Session 3 – It’s Electric (Sat, 9 May  2026):
Students will explore how electricity powers the things around them through experiments & tinkering activities.

Session 4 – NASA Robotics (Sat, 16 May 2026):
In this exciting introduction to robotics, students will discover how to use programming, sensors and attachments to make their robots complete a task-based space mission.