WORKSHOP · SINGAPORE
Camp Asia Fantastic Fall: Robotics Makerspace
Build and programme robots through age-appropriate challenges.
3 suggested activities to try together ↓A DAY TO LOOK FORWARD TO
What's waiting for you
Build and programme robots through age-appropriate challenges. The booking covers the full five-day camp. Choose the appropriate available age group when booking.
A shared discovery
Build and programme robots through age-appropriate challenges.
Make a little space
Choose a listed date that suits your family.
Follow their curiosity
Let your child choose something to notice.
MAKE MORE OF YOUR DAY · PLAI™
A little question. A bigger adventure.
Try asking your child: "What would you like us to look for together?"
On the way home: "What surprised you most?"
Before you go
Admission and tickets
SGD 725 for the full five-day camp; includes meals, snacks, materials and T-shirt. Optional transport is separate.. Confirm current prices and availability with the organiser before booking.
Is this right for our ages?
This event is listed for 6 years to 8 years. If your child is outside this range, check with the organiser before attending.
Accessibility and facilities
Contact Stamford American International School directly to confirm step-free access, pushchair arrangements, family toilets and any other facilities your family needs.
GET TO KNOW THE PLACE
Make yourself familiar.
Stamford American International School
⌖ 1 Woodleigh Lane, Singapore 357684
Stamford American International School is located at 1 Woodleigh Lane, near Woodleigh MRT on the Thomson-East Coast Line. The school operates an Am...
Meet the organiser
Camp Asia
Visit organiser website ↗THREE ACTIVITIES TO TRY TOGETHER · PLAI™
Three ways to keep exploring together.
Each activity below was chosen to extend what your child experiences at this event. No preparation needed.
Cognitive
Build It Taller Challenge
Child is invited to make the tallest stable structure they can from mixed materials and explain what keeps it up.
Try this activityCognitive
Cardboard Engineering Challenge
Child designs and builds a working cardboard mechanism (catapult, marble run) and improves it through tests.
Try this activityFine Motor
Imaginary Machine Build
Child assembles loose parts into a pretend machine and explains what each part 'does', blending narrative and systems thinking.
Try this activityKEEP EXPLORING