STEM Academy in KENT - February Half Term (6 - 11yrs)
Ebbsfleet Green Primary
Fun, hands-on learning for curious young minds. Day 1 – Monday 16th February Secret Agents & Spy Tech LEGO Robotics • Coding Basics • Systems Engineering Welcome to the world of secret agents, where clever thinking and smart technology are the most powerful tools of all. On this exc …moreiting day, children become junior secret agents, using LEGO Robotics to design and build intelligent machines that protect information, detect movement and solve hidden challenges. Through hands-on engineering and playful problem-solving, they will explore how real-world security systems work and how engineers design technology to keep people and places safe. Children will: Build sensor-based alarm systems and detection devices Design secure doors and locking mechanisms Create code-breaking and signal-based challenges Learn how sensors, motors and simple coding work together Take part in team missions that develop logical thinking and problem-solving Day 2 – Tuesday 17th February Explorers & Adventurers LEGO Robotics • Geography • History • Storytelling Pack your bags — we’re going on an adventure! Children will step into the shoes of explorers and adventurers, travelling across oceans, deserts, mountains and polar regions. Through LEGO Robotics challenges, they will design and build machines that help explorers overcome obstacles, transport supplies and navigate unfamiliar environments. Children will: Build exploration vehicles, ships and adventure machines Learn about continents, oceans and extreme environments Discover real explorers from history and across cultures Solve engineering challenges linked to navigation and survival Create and share their own adventure stories This day encourages curiosity about the world, teamwork and problem-solving, all wrapped in an exciting narrative journey. Day 3 – Wednesday 18th February Mythical Creatures & Legends LEGO Robotics • Creative Engineering • Stop-Motion Animation What if myths came to life through engineering? On our most imaginative day, children will design and build mythical creatures inspired by legends from around the world, from dragons and sea monsters to magical guardians. They will then bring their creations to life using stop-motion animation, combining engineering with storytelling and digital creativity. Children will: Design and build moving mythical creatures using LEGO Explore simple mechanisms for motion, wings, jaws and limbs Learn the basics of stop-motion animation Create short animated scenes and stories Develop confidence in creative expression and teamwork This day blends engineering with art, myth and technology, perfect for children who love to imagine, design and create. What Makes Engineering Minds Holiday Camps Special? Hands-on LEGO Robotics and Engineering every day Small groups and personalised support Experienced and very competent DBS-checked tutors A balance of STEM learning and creative exploration Designed for primary-aged children Fun inclusive and confidence-building environment No prior experience in robotics or coding is required, just curiosity and enthusiasm. 10% sibling discount available. Places are very limited, please book now to avoid disappointment. To avoid paying extra fees, please select "Alternative Payment Methods" at the checkout. You will then receive an invoice to pay directly by bank transfer. less
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| February Half Term Clubs Kent | Mon 16th February 2026 - Wed 18th February 2026 |
STEM Academy in Blackheath - February Half Term (6 - 11yrs)
Mycenae House
Fun, hands-on learning for curious young minds. Day 1 – Tuesday 17th February Secret Agents & Spy Tech LEGO Robotics • Coding Basics • Systems Engineering Welcome to the world of secret agents, where clever thinking and smart technology are the most powerful tools of all. On this ex …moreciting day, children become junior secret agents, using LEGO Robotics to design and build intelligent machines that protect information, detect movement and solve hidden challenges. Through hands-on engineering and playful problem-solving, they will explore how real-world security systems work and how engineers design technology to keep people and places safe. Children will: Build sensor-based alarm systems and detection devices Design secure doors and locking mechanisms Create code-breaking and signal-based challenges Learn how sensors, motors and simple coding work together Take part in team missions that develop logical thinking and problem-solving Day 2 – Wednesday 18th February Explorers & Adventurers LEGO Robotics • Geography • History • Storytelling Pack your bags — we’re going on an adventure! Children will step into the shoes of explorers and adventurers, travelling across oceans, deserts, mountains and polar regions. Through LEGO Robotics challenges, they will design and build machines that help explorers overcome obstacles, transport supplies and navigate unfamiliar environments. Children will: Build exploration vehicles, ships and adventure machines Learn about continents, oceans and extreme environments Discover real explorers from history and across cultures Solve engineering challenges linked to navigation and survival Create and share their own adventure stories This day encourages curiosity about the world, teamwork and problem-solving, all wrapped in an exciting narrative journey. Day 3 – Thursday 19th February Mythical Creatures & Legends LEGO Robotics • Creative Engineering • Stop-Motion Animation What if myths came to life through engineering? On our most imaginative day, children will design and build mythical creatures inspired by legends from around the world, from dragons and sea monsters to magical guardians. They will then bring their creations to life using stop-motion animation, combining engineering with storytelling and digital creativity. Children will: Design and build moving mythical creatures using LEGO Explore simple mechanisms for motion, wings, jaws and limbs Learn the basics of stop-motion animation Create short animated scenes and stories Develop confidence in creative expression and teamwork This day blends engineering with art, myth and technology, perfect for children who love to imagine, design and create. What Makes Engineering Minds Holiday Camps Special? Hands-on LEGO Robotics and Engineering every day Small groups and personalised support Experienced and very competent DBS-checked tutors A balance of STEM learning and creative exploration Designed for primary-aged children Fun inclusive and confidence-building environment No prior experience in robotics or coding is required, just curiosity and enthusiasm. 10% sibling discount available. Places are very limited, please book now to avoid disappointment. To avoid paying extra fees, please select "Alternative Payment Methods" at the checkout. You will then receive an invoice to pay directly by bank transfer. less
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| February Half Term Clubs Blackheath | Tue 17th February 2026 - Thu 19th February 2026 |
STEM Academy in West London - February Half Term (6 - 11yrs)
John Betts Primary School
Fun, hands-on learning for curious young minds. WEDNESDAY 18th February Explorers & Adventurers LEGO Robotics • Geography • History • Storytelling Pack your bags — we’re going on an adventure! Children will step into the shoes of explorers and adventurers, travelling across ocea …morens, deserts, mountains and polar regions. Through LEGO Robotics challenges, they will design and build machines that help explorers overcome obstacles, transport supplies and navigate unfamiliar environments. Children will: Build exploration vehicles, ships and adventure machines Learn about continents, oceans and extreme environments Discover real explorers from history and across cultures Solve engineering challenges linked to navigation and survival Create and share their own adventure stories This day encourages curiosity about the world, teamwork and problem-solving, all wrapped in an exciting narrative journey. What Makes Engineering Minds Holiday Camps Special? - Hands-on LEGO Robotics and Engineering every day - Small groups and personalised support - Experienced and very competent DBS-checked tutors - A balance of STEM learning and creative exploration - Designed for primary-aged children - Fun inclusive and confidence-building environment No prior experience in robotics or coding is required, just curiosity and enthusiasm. 10% sibling discount available. Places are very limited, please book now to avoid disappointment. To avoid paying extra fees, please select "Alternative Payment Methods" at the checkout. You will then receive an invoice to pay directly by bank transfer. less
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| Explorers & Adventurers | Wed 18th February 2026 - Wed 18th February 2026 |
STEM Academy in Blackheath - Easter (6 - 11yrs)
Mycenae House
Fun, hands-on learning for curious young minds. Engineering Minds’ STEM Holiday Clubs offer children an exciting opportunity to explore the world of STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths – through fun, hands-on projects in engineering, coding, robotics and science. These activ …moreities are designed to spark curiosity, build problem-solving skills and inspire a love for learning. Each day, children will build and program interactive models using LEGO Education robotic kits equipped with smart hubs, sensors and motors. They’ll tackle real-world challenges, develop coding and engineering skills and bring their own ideas to life through innovation and teamwork. The theme or focus of each day will be announced in advance, allowing children to look forward to a new STEM adventure on the day. Children must bring a packed lunch and snacks, and wear weather-appropriate clothing, as we usually spend our lunch break outdoors in the Mycenae House Garden (weather permitting). No prior experience is needed – just imagination and curiosity. 10% sibling discount available. Places are very limited, please book now to avoid disappointment. To avoid paying extra fees, please select "Alternative Payment Methods" at the checkout. You will then receive an invoice to pay directly by bank transfer. less
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| Easter Clubs Blackheath | Tue 7th April 2026 - Thu 9th April 2026 |
STEM Academy in Blackheath - May Half Term (6 - 11yrs)
Mycenae House
Fun, hands-on learning for curious young minds. Engineering Minds’ STEM Holiday Clubs offer children an exciting opportunity to explore the world of STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths – through fun, hands-on projects in engineering, coding, robotics and science. These activ …moreities are designed to spark curiosity, build problem-solving skills and inspire a love for learning. Each day, children will build and program interactive models using LEGO Education robotic kits equipped with smart hubs, sensors and motors. They’ll tackle real-world challenges, develop coding and engineering skills and bring their own ideas to life through innovation and teamwork. The theme or focus of each day will be announced in advance, allowing children to look forward to a new STEM adventure on the day. Children must bring a packed lunch and snacks, and wear weather-appropriate clothing, as we usually spend our lunch break outdoors in the Mycenae House Garden (weather permitting). No prior experience is needed – just imagination and curiosity. 10% sibling discount available. Places are very limited, please book now to avoid disappointment. To avoid paying extra fees, please select "Alternative Payment Methods" at the checkout. You will then receive an invoice to pay directly by bank transfer. less
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| May Half Term Clubs Blackheath | Wed 27th May 2026 - Thu 28th May 2026 |
STEM Academy in Blackheath - Summer Holidays (6 - 11yrs)
Mycenae House
Fun, hands-on learning for curious young minds. Engineering Minds’ STEM Holiday Clubs offer children an exciting opportunity to explore the world of STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths – through fun, hands-on projects in engineering, coding, robotics and science. These activ …moreities are designed to spark curiosity, build problem-solving skills and inspire a love for learning. Each day, children will build and program interactive models using LEGO Education robotic kits equipped with smart hubs, sensors and motors. They’ll tackle real-world challenges, develop coding and engineering skills and bring their own ideas to life through innovation and teamwork. The theme or focus of each day will be announced in advance, allowing children to look forward to a new STEM adventure on the day. Children must bring a packed lunch and snacks, and wear weather-appropriate clothing, as we usually spend our lunch break outdoors in the Mycenae House Garden (weather permitting). No prior experience is needed – just imagination and curiosity. 10% sibling discount available. Places are very limited, please book now to avoid disappointment. To avoid paying extra fees, please select "Alternative Payment Methods" at the checkout. You will then receive an invoice to pay directly by bank transfer. less
| Week | Dates |
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| Week 1 £114 | Wed 22nd July 2026 - Thu 23rd July 2026 |
| Week 2 £171 | Tue 28th July 2026 - Thu 30th July 2026 |
