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Coding and Robotics Holiday Camps in Singapore: The December 2026 Guide

What to look for in a holiday camp, and the coding, robotics and AI camps running in the December 2026 school holidays.

Updated 1 Oct 2026Ages 4 to 16By Computhink Academy

iWritten by Computhink Academy. We run holiday camps ourselves. Details about other providers come from their own websites, checked on 1 October 2026.

Quick answer: for the December 2026 school holidays, Computhink Academy in Toa Payoh runs 8 coding, robotics and AI camps for ages 7 to 16, in classes of up to 8 children with laptops and robots provided. Other providers with December camps are listed further down, with links to their own sites.

How to choose a holiday camp

Six questions worth asking any provider before you book.

1

How many children per class?

Smaller groups mean your child gets real time with the teacher, not just a seat.

At Computhink:up to 8 per class.

2

Will my child finish something real?

Look for camps where every day builds towards a project your child can show you.

At Computhink:every camp is built around a project, so your child finishes with a game, world, robot or app.

3

Is the camp matched to my child's age?

A 7-year-old and a 14-year-old need different tools and a different pace.

At Computhink:8 camps, each for its own age band, from Scratch at 7 to AI and Python for teens.

4

Is everything provided?

Ask whether laptops, robots and kits are included, or whether you need to bring a device.

At Computhink:laptops, LEGO robots and all equipment provided.

5

Who is teaching?

Experience with children matters as much as coding skill.

At Computhink:teaching children to code since 2015, rated 4.9 on Google.

6

What happens after the camp?

A camp is a great start; the skills stick when learning continues.

At Computhink:each child gets a short level assessment and a recommended weekly class level.

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Computhink Academy, Toa Payoh

Hands-on coding, robotics and AI camps in small groups, for ages 7 to 16. Three days, three hours a day, and your child leaves with something they built.

4.9Google rating, 127 reviews

8camps by age and interest

Up to 8children per class

Since 2015teaching children to code

Minecraft Agent: The Warden's MazeAges 7 to 12

Minecraft Redstone EngineeringAges 7 to 12

LEGO Robotics CampAges 7 to 12

Scratch Coding CampAges 7 to 11

Python Minecraft Coding CampAges 11 to 16

Roblox: Defenders of MagicAges 11 to 16

AI Coding Camp for TeensAges 12 to 16

G3 Computing Python CampSec 3 and 4

Small groupsUp to 8 children, so the teacher knows every child's project.

Built around a projectEach day builds towards something your child can show you at the end.

A clear next stepA level assessment during camp, and a recommended weekly class.

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Other providers in December

Listed alphabetically. Details come from each provider's own website, checked on 1 October 2026.

The Brainery CodeAges 5 and up · Central, Marine Parade, Jurong GatewayTechcation, Age of Innovation and Fast Track camps of 2 to 3 days.
thebrainerycode.com

Mind TheoryAges 8 to 16 · UbiAI Sprint and AI Storytelling camps; sessions listed from 23 November.
mindtheory.sg

Roboto Coding AcademyAges 7 to 12 · Novena, TampinesAI and coding camps in Junior and Young versions.
roboto.sg

Children's WorklabAges 4.5 to 13 by camp · several mallsRobotics, 3D modelling, Minecraft, Roblox and AI camps; December dates not yet published.
worklab.com.sg

Meta RoboticsAges 5 to 13 · several locationsYear-End Holiday Workshop in three robotics levels; dates not yet published.
metarobotics.sg

NewtonshowAges 5 to 13Christmas LEGO robotics camp, listed from 20 November to 12 January.
newtonshowcamp.com

The Lab SingaporeAges 5 to 14 · four locationsHoliday camps; December dates not yet published.
thelab.sg

The Young MakerAges 4 to 16 · Kovan, Lowland3-hour modules from Scratch Junior to Python and LEGO robotics.
theyoungmaker.com

Questions parents ask

What age can children start a coding camp?

Most camps in this guide start between ages 4 and 7. Scratch and LEGO robotics suit younger children; Python and Roblox camps usually start from about 11.

Does my child need coding experience?

Most beginner camps need none. Text-coding camps such as Python often suit children who have tried Scratch first.

Coding camp or robotics camp: which is better?

Robotics suits hands-on builders; game-based coding suits children who love games. Both teach breaking a problem into steps and testing ideas.

Are AI camps worth it for kids?

Look for one where children build something and learn how AI works and where it goes wrong, rather than only typing prompts.

Checked on 1 October 2026 on each provider's own website. Dates and fees change; follow each link to confirm before booking.