Skill SamuraiCoding & Robotics Holiday Camps
Hands-on coding, robotics and 3D-printing camps that keep young minds building all summer. Choose your center below to see its January lineup.
All full-day camps run 9am – 3pm at 104/79-83 Longueville Road, Lane Cove. Each camp day is capped at 15 spots. About our Lane Cove center →
Closed Tuesday 26 January (Australia Day).
3D Printing & Design Camp: Design the Future & Print It
Bring ideas to life: kids design objects in TinkerCAD and watch them come off the printer, leaving with a physical creation they made themselves.
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Robotics Challenge Camp: Build, Code & Compete with VEX GO
Kids become young engineers, designing, building and coding real VEX GO robots, then putting them to the test in team challenges.
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First-Time Coders: Game Making with Scratch
Never coded before? No problem. Kids build their first game in Scratch, a friendly block-based coding environment designed for absolute beginners.
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Roblox 3D Game Dev Camp: Build Obbies & Adventure Worlds
From playing Roblox to creating it: kids learn Lua programming and build their own obby and adventure map over two days. Two runs to choose from.
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Jr Minecraft Coding Camp: Make It Rain Chickens
Kids use coordinates, loops and if-else statements to make it rain chickens and pigs from the sky, a fun first taste of real coding concepts.
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Junior Pokémon Coding Camp
Beginners create their own Pokémon-inspired games while learning foundational coding concepts. Pair it with the morning Jr Minecraft camp for a full day.
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Minecraft Coding Camp: Code Your Own Custom Weapons & Power-Ups
Go beyond playing: kids use visual coding tools to mod Minecraft and create their own in-game items, weapons and power-ups.
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Ultimate Game Creator: Roblox & Minecraft Edition
From player to creator in one high-energy day: kids who love games discover how they're made and build their own in Roblox and Minecraft.
See dates and bookAll full-day camps run 9am – 3pm at Level 2/10-14 Market Ln, Rouse Hill. Small groups, expert coaches, hands-on projects every day. About our Rouse Hill center →
Closed Tuesday 26 January (Australia Day).
Minecraft Coding Camp: Code Your Own Custom Weapons & Power-Ups
Go beyond playing: kids use visual coding tools to mod Minecraft and create their own in-game items, weapons and power-ups.
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Roblox 3D Game Dev Camp: Build Obbies & Adventure Worlds
From playing Roblox to creating it: kids learn Lua programming and build their own obby and adventure map over two days.
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First-Time Coders Camp: Learn to Code with Scratch
Never coded before? No problem. Kids make characters dance, jump and talk in Scratch, a friendly block-based coding environment for absolute beginners.
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Robotics Challenge Camp: Build, Code & Compete with VEX GO
In one hands-on day, kids become young engineers, designing, building and coding real robots with the VEX GO system.
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3D Printing Half Day: Design It. Print It. Take It Home.
A three-hour workshop where kids discover how 3D printing is used in the real world, design their own object and take the print home.
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Half Day Minecraft Coding
Both January sessions are full. Ask us to add you to the waitlist, or try the full-day Minecraft camps above.
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3D Printing & Design Camp: Design the Future & Print It
Bring ideas to life: kids design objects in TinkerCAD and watch them come off the printer, leaving with a physical creation they made themselves.
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Minecraft Coding Camp: Code Your Own Weapons & Power-Ups
The one-day version: in one action-packed day, kids use visual block coding to design and create their own Minecraft weapons and power-ups.
See dates and bookWhat makes our camps different
Real attention for every child
Capped class sizes mean coaches can support each child's pace and curiosity, not just keep the room moving.
Kids take their projects home
Every camper leaves with a finished project: a game, a design file, or a working robot program.
Working With Children Checked
All educators hold WWC Checks and are experienced working with primary and high school age groups.
Good to know before camp
Does my child need any coding experience?
No. Every camp is beginner-friendly, and our coaches guide kids through each step. First-Time Coders is designed especially for children who have never coded before.
What should my child bring?
A packed lunch, a water bottle and a curious mind. We provide the computers, software and all materials, including robotics kits and 3D printing.
What are the camp hours?
Full-day camps run 9am to 3pm at both Lane Cove and Rouse Hill. Half-day camps run in the morning or afternoon, with the times shown on each camp above.
Are kids supervised during breaks?
Yes. All activities and breaks, including lunch, are fully supervised by our coaches.
How many kids are in each camp?
Each camp day is capped at 15 children, so every child gets real attention from the coaches.
Will my child bring anything home?
Yes. Every camper finishes a project they made themselves, whether that's a game, a working robot program or a 3D-printed creation to take home.
Can my child come to more than one camp?
Absolutely. Each camp covers a different topic and every session brings fresh challenges, so there's always something new to build.
How do I book?
Choose your center at the top of this page, then tap "See dates and book" on any camp. You'll see every available date in our live schedule and can book your spot online.
Camps are already selling out
Small groups mean limited spots, and some January sessions are already full. Pick your center above and book through the live schedule. Questions? We're happy to help you choose.
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