LEGO Robotics

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Hands-on robotics meets awesome challenges! Learn STEM skills, work as a team and celebrate every successful build.

What is Lego Robotics?

Camp Type: STEM

Robotics and LEGO enthusiasts ages eight to 10 will love building and programming their own LEGO robots! Campers will pair up and use cooperative teamwork skills to build a LEGO robot and program using an iPad and the LEGO Boost app. Throughout the week, campers will develop practical STEM skills, foster their creativity and end the week by playing with their creations through challenges, races and mini competitions. In addition to acquiring mechanical engineering concepts, campers will also have the opportunity to participate in daily active outdoor play and camp-style programming. Recreational swimming is also included a few times per week.

Schedule & Fees

Week	Dates	Age*	Cost
Week 3	July 6–10	8–10 Years	$675
Week 4	July 13–17	8–10 Years	$675
Week 7**	August 4–7	8–10 Years	$540
Week 8	August 10–14	8–10 Years	$675
Week 9	August 17–21	8–10 Years	$675

*Please read our full age policy here.

** Shortened week due to statutory holiday.

Camp Details

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Dress Code

Dress for an active day.

Wear running shoes and comfortable clothing that can get dirty!

We recommend bringing a change of clothes in case of accidents or situations which require a change of clothes.

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Daily Activities

Each camp has a focus and daily activities also include camp-style games and outdoor play.

Bring sunscreen, a hat and a water bottle labelled with your camper’s name.

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Swimming

All camps include recreational swimming 2–3 times per week.

Bring a bathing suit and towel on your swim days (a schedule will be sent to registered families).

There is no alternative programming available during swim time.

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Meals

Lunch and two snacks are included each day.

Sample menu available here.

WHY STEM?

Prepare campers for tomorrow while sparking excitement today! STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) promotes innovative thinking, which helps campers become adaptable and future-ready for the evolving world around them. At camp, STEM comes to life through hands-on exploration that encourages curiosity, creativity and problem-solving. Campers learn how things work, try new ideas, build confidence and have fun as they discover all that’s possible!

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6 Elm Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
M4W 1N4
Canada

Tel: 416-935-4128
camps@branksome.on.ca