Design Thinking

Designing and inventing allows students to practice critical thinking, problem solving and collaboration skills.
In this program, students will embark on an exciting journey of discovery as they work together in teams to design and construct their very own machine using wooden inclined planes, levers and wheels and axles. Each team is challenged to engineer a mechanism that will transport a ball from one end of the machine to the other, showcasing their problem-solving skills and ingenuity every step of the way.

Suitable for Years 0-3
Onsite supervision ratios: 1 adult to 6 children.

Max students per session: 30

Inspire creativity and collaboration with "Invent-a-Machine Senior," an immersive education programme where students design and build a machine that carries a marble from one side of the room to the other. This hands-on experience combines engineering, teamwork, and problem-solving as students collaborate to incorporate a lift component into their creations.

Suitable for Years 4+
Onsite supervision ratios: 1 adult to 6 children.

Max students per session: 30

Please note, this is a 90-minute session.

Join your students as they delve into the fascinating world of electric cars, crafted entirely from everyday items that you can find around the home. Through trial and error, they'll explore concepts such as weight ratio, aerodynamics, and energy efficiency.

Suitable for Years 4-8
Onsite supervision ratios: 1 adult to 6 children.

Max students per session: 30

Digital game design is the art of crafting interactive experiences through the combination of technology, storytelling, and mechanics. Unlock your student’s creativity as they dive into the fun world of game design to create their own platform-style digital game. We’ll explore game mechanics, story telling and design, allowing students to bring their ideas to life. No coding experience is needed for this programme.

Suitable for Years 4+
Onsite supervision ratios: 1 adult to 6 children.

Max students per session: 30

In our Games programme, students dive into the world of games to discover what makes them exciting, challenging, and enjoyable. From board games to digital favourites, they unpack how games are built, test different strategies, and experiment with creating their own. It’s a fun, active programme where learners think creatively, work together, solve problems, and learn to evaluate what makes a great game.

Suitable for Years 0-8
Onsite supervision ratios: 1 adult to 6 children.

Max students per session: 30