Code Camp

My son had a brilliant day and can’t wait to go again. There were 2 facilitators and 10 children so plenty of supervision and help. He came home and immediately wanted to teach me everything he learnt.

The course was pitched at the right level for my son. It allowed him to express himself and his wild ideas! . He had a great time and the teachers were very supportive

My child really enjoyed the two days "It was fun and the teachers were really nice. I liked the music and it was fun being creative." We'd definitely join in again.

It was a little disorganized - It is one thing to teach the subject, it is another thing to understand how to teach a subject to children that various in age. I prefer a free online program called code.org supported by Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon, the Infosys Foundation, and Google

The kids loved it and want to keep going back.not only do your kids learn stuff but they have fun and make lots of friends in the short time they are there. The Educators are very good at doing their job and they are very friendly you have to come here

My kid loves being a DJ and enjoyed the activity there. They mixed two pieces of music into a DJ edition. The music is great. They also made some computer presentations and played on PC

I was disappointed at the first day of DJ camp as the kids could not get a laptop for whole time which I paid for but It had been fixed the second day when I complained.

My son absolutely loved it! He doesn't want to become a DJ, but enjoyed learning all about it and asked to do it again, he had so much fun. I just wish there had of been a program closer to us, as it was a fair way to travel for it.

My child attended the 2 day animation course recently, unfortunately he was the only person who was using an Android pad instead of the rest of the children in his session. The first day he mentioned he was coupled with a buddy who they did a movie together, I asked whether he had learnt anything he said hardly any as he wasn't the owner of the Ipad. Fair enough. We all know if anyone who does not have hands on experience with anything especially with electronic equipment the experience and learning is limited. I asked him whether he asked for ...

YouTube camp. My child was in a team of 4. Two of the members were 1-2 years older and dominated the project. My child seemed to have played a relatively small part in the overall project. This provided the opportunity for less-driven students to simply cruise through the day without learning. The opportunity for the older members to lead and mentor were also missed. Perhaps closer anticipatory supervision would be more beneficial. Only generic details were provided at the end of day 1 and 2, so there was no opportunity for timely constructive ...

The course was a lot of fun and I look forward to coming back. The course content could have been more advanced for my needs. The course was magnificent and the tutors were enthusiastic. The teaching staff were very helpful and patient with various technical difficulties. In all, it was fun.

My child spent 3 days at YouTube creators and didn’t learn anything new. It is a program suitable for very beginners. This was an underwhelming experience. I would have liked to see more effective ways to use YouTube, creating channels, gaining subscribers, how to upload and ways to use YouTube safely and effectively.

Hi Code camp,
My daughter had a great time at code camp and she has asked to go again.
But as a committed environmentalist I can't say I am a big fan of the gold medal she received. The code camp hat has some value (although I already have plenty of hats). But why do we have to keep giving children medals and trophies for participation. Good old fashioned certificate (on recyclable paper) would be reward enough.

Had two children attend the course over the three days. Both thoroughly enjoyed it. It was starter course so content was right and good outcome of the course was their own app.

My 8 year old son loved his time at Code Camp, the teachers were so friendly, welcoming and supportive. The programme was extremely well organised - a very slick operation! The merchandise is a nice touch - my son wore his Code Camp hat was worn constantly for the 3 days of camp and he was absolutely thrilled with his medal and certificate on the last day. Only suggestion would be to have some activities that foster connection between the kids in addition to the actual coding work - my son said the kids were a bit unfriendly and I wonder if some group activities in break times might have helped to build some friendships, which would have made the camp absolutely perfect.