Our curriculum has a special focus on gradual progression to ensure all students are appropriately challenged. Moving from interactive coding to advanced robotics, we guide students through each step of their academic journey while making sure every learner’s individual skill level and prior knowledge is respected and catered for.

An introductory course that immerses students into the world of coding. Using the interactive platform Scratch, students create their own video games—learning computational thinking, conditional statements, iterations, graphic design, and problem-solving skills along the way.

Students delve into the fascinating world of robotics with this course, where they learn how coding is utilized to control physical objects through the Edison Educational Robot. The transition from block code to text code using Python introduces them to more complex coding concepts.

The journey continues in our Game Wizards course, as students design complex games using Python on the PixelPAD platform. The crafting of well-structured, multi-level, and multiplayer games is a significant focus of this course.

With a four-series curriculum, our Robotics Prodigies course is geared to prepare students for post-secondary level engineering challenges. Topics such as electronics principles, operating systems, physics, artificial intelligence, and computer science, are covered, empowering students to create inspiring robotics projects limited only by their imaginations.

Participants will delve into the core principles and practices that support successful esports teams. Through a combination of theory and hands-on practical experience, students will gain a deep understanding of collaboration and teamwork.

Combining Tradition and Technology to Empower Youth

Program provides opportunities for students in Indigenous communities, blending traditional wisdom with modern knowledge to ensure promising future.

Class Availability and Registration

For the latest information on class availability and schedules, please contact us – we’re happy to assist you!

The program is designed to cover the following 10 essential skills for success:

Leadership – decision-making, conflict resolution, delegation
Character – integrity, empathy, accountability
Collaboration – adaptability, active listening, interpersonal communication
Creativity – idea generation, problem identification, risk-taking
Communication – clear expression, active questioning, feedback delivery
Critical thinking – analysis, evaluation of evidence, logical reasoning
Metacognition – self-assessment, goal setting, learning strategy
Mindfulness – present-moment awareness, stress management, non-judgmental awareness
Growth mindset – embracing challenges, persistence, learning from feedback
Fortitude – resilience, patience, courage

Technology is changing our world very quickly, and we are certain that equipped with confidence, love for learning, problem-solving, resilience, and creativity, they will flourish. 

We believe that education should ignite a spark in tomorrow’s leaders, and our dedicated team is committed to helping you make that happen. Join us, and together we’ll shape a bright and promising future. 

After-School Class Schedule for Saturdays

The Winter 2024 session is Jan 6 to March 23 – 11 lessons
Spring 2024 session is April 6 to June 22 – 11 lessons
Fall 2024 session is Sept 7 to Dec 14 – 12 lessons


January: 6, 13, 20, 27
February: 3, 10, 24  (No class on 17th due to Family Day Regional holiday)
March: 2, 9, 16, 23 (No class on 30th due to Easter break)
April: 6, 13, 20, 27
May: 4, 11, 25 (No class on 18th due to Victoria Day)
June: 1, 8, 15, 22 (No class on 29th due to Canada Day long weekend)

July and August break from regular classes, but will hold Summer Camps and Workshops.

September: 7, 14, 21 (No class on 28th due to Truth & Reconciliation Day)
October: 5, 19, 26 (No class on 12th due to Thanksgiving)
November: 2, 16, 23, 30  (no class on 9th due to Remembrance Day)
December: 7, 14 (No class on 21st and 28th due to Christmas and New Year)