It’s time for the kids to get acquainted with their new classmates, instructors and their surroundings.

Look out for our friendly staff who will sign your child in for the day. It's outdoor time until lessons kick off!

Kids can catch up with their new friends and we learn about what’s in store for the day ahead.

Now we’re going to do the ‘Loopy Dance’, followed by some insightful iPad based learning about how important loops are in coding.

This physical exercise teaches kids about ‘events’ - “When I do this, then you do that” = When I turn around, then you stomp your feet.

This teacher led discussion encourages children to discuss ideas on how to stay safe online, and what to do if they see something that upsets them.

Why is direction so important in code? Let’s find out with a high-energy dancing game!

Some time for the kids to be in the playground, play with their new friends and have a bite to eat.

Coding is everywhere in today’s world. Let’s look at how it affects everyday objects we surround ourselves with.

We’ll play a fun game where we have to teach each other how to perform tasks in a language a computer would understand.

We're big fans of outdoor fun too! Depending on the venue we'll have some handball and soccer games, or make use of other school equipment (skipping ropes, balls etc.).

It’s time for Blue-Bot’s first appearance! He’s our friendly coding robot that teaches us about algorithms.

Coding is all about trial and error. It’s time for students to evaluate their games and share with the class.

More teamwork! The challenge is to build the highest tower using just matchsticks.

Before we say goodbye, we go over everything we’ve learned over the past two days. Kids are also given a Code Camp medal to recognise their progress!

Coding is everywhere in today’s world. Let’s look at how it affects everyday objects we surround ourselves with.

We'll be outside from 3:30 PM, ready for parents to us pick up before 4:00 PM.

Using only matchsticks, can you build a structure strong enough to hold a book? Let’s build and test to find out!

Also known as ‘IF statements’, these instruct computers to make decisions based on variables.