SK Spring STEM Camp 2026 in Caroline Springs starts in 6 days – Monday 21 September. Every session is capped at 12 students. If you’ve been thinking about it, this is the week to decide.
What Your Child Gets at Spring STEM Camp Caroline Springs
- Paper Circuits – build working LED art from copper tape and coin cells, take it home
- Breadboard Electronics – wire a traffic light, buzzer alarm, and LED circuits from scratch
- Scratch Games – code and publish a real playable arcade game online
- Python Animations – write real text code, generate geometric art with Turtle Graphics
No pre-built kits. No following steps on a screen. Every project is built by the student, from scratch, with a qualified engineer in the room.
Each session runs 3 hours. Children who are stuck get guided – not given the answer. Children who finish early go further. It is the kind of focused, challenge-based session that is hard to find in a standard school holiday program in Melbourne. If you are still deciding between coding tracks, this guide to Scratch vs Python for kids may help. Full session details and pricing are on the SK Spring STEM Camp page.
Who Can Join
Ages 8-15. No prior experience needed in any track. The camp runs at 4 Kyneton Cct, Caroline Springs – central to Taylors Lakes, Burnside Heights, Hillside, and Melbourne’s western suburbs. Half Day (9am-12pm or 1pm-4pm) or Full Day (9am-4pm) options. Both weeks available.
Pricing
- Half Day (3 hrs): $150
- Full Day, 1 Week (Mon-Thu, 9am-4pm): $460 – that’s $115/day
- Both Weeks Full Day: $920
Camp starts Mon 21 Sep. Showcase Day: Fri 2 Oct, 1-4pm – enrolled families welcome – please confirm attendance. No extra charge.
Seats fill session by session. Book at trybooking.com/DPOBP before your preferred session closes.
