INFANT SCHOOL STEM PROGRAMMES (K1 - G1)
Week 1: 30 March 2026 - 2 April 2026
(4 Days - No camp on 3 Apr)
Spark curiosity. Spark creativity.
Our Art Science camp is a magical hands-on adventure designed especially for kindergarten explorers! This unique camp blends the wonder of science with the freedom of artistic expression, allowing young learners to experiment, create, and imagine every single day.
Each session invites children to become little scientists and artists as they:
Conduct exciting, safe hands-on experiments — from fizzy reactions and colorful chemical magic to exploring light, water, and motion.
Transform scientific discoveries into creative masterpieces through painting, toycraft, and mixed-media art projects.
Explore big ideas in simple, playful ways that nurture curiosity and confidence.
Build fine motor skills, problem-solving abilities, and creative thinking through guided Maker-style activities.
Our camp is designed specifically for young learners, with age-appropriate explanations, sensory-rich experiences, and plenty of opportunities to explore through touch, movement, and imagination.
By combining science and art, children learn that discovery isn’t just about finding answers - it’s about asking questions, trying new ideas, and expressing what they see in the world around them. Perfect for curious kindergarteners who love to mix, build, paint, and explore.
Attire: Comfortable clothes
What to Bring: A full water bottle, snack, jacket/cardigan
Week 2: 6 April 2026 - 10 April 2026
Explore the wonders of prehistoric life with hands-on activities that guarantee learning, discovery, and fun! Our junior paleontologists will have a dino-mite time:
Discovering the most extraordinary dinosaurs to have walked the Earth, and how to differentiate carnivores and herbivores from their physical traits
Participating in their very own dino dig
Exploring geology as they discover how fossils, earthquakes and volcanoes form, and making their own “fossils”, dino-ramas and volcanoes!
Learning about animal habitats and conservation efforts
Can’t go to the museum? We bring the museum to you! Kids will be able to examine real fossils from Kids DiscoveryWorks’ permanent collection, including trilobite and ammonite fossils and Spinosaurus teeth!
Attire: Comfortable clothes
What to Bring: A full water bottle, snack, jacket/cardigan
JUNIOR SCHOOL STEM PROGRAMMES (G2 - G5)
Week 1: 30 March 2026 - 2 April 2026
(4 Days - No camp on 3 Apr)
In this fun introduction to robotics, kids will learn to build and program progressively more challenging robots using LEGO SPIKE Prime robotics and a drag-and-drop Scratch-based programming software. Young engineers will discover how to use coding, sensors and attachments to make their robots perform specific tasks, even as they hone problem-solving, communication and collaboration skills. The camp will culminate in a final mini competition where kids will battle their wits and bots in the ring!
Attire: Comfortable clothes
What to Bring: A full water bottle, snack, jacket/cardigan, food containers
Week 2: 6 April 2026 - 10 April 2026
A dead body has been reported! In this forensic science program, trainee forensic scientists and investigators will try their hand at scientific crime-solving and develop their skills of observation, communication, critical thinking and collaboration as they decipher hidden messages, identify mysterious powders, lift fingerprints, and discover the mysteries of DNA and heredity. Who is the Imposter? Through exciting hands-on experiments and learning games, students will learn about:
Fingerprinting & dactyloscopy (loops, whorls, & arches)
Forensic chemistry (chemical reactions, acids, bases, and pH)
Heredity & DNA (inheritable traits, dominant & recessive genes)
Blood typing
Handwriting analysis, eyewitness testimony and more!
Attire: Comfortable clothes
What to Bring: A full water bottle, snack, jacket/cardigan, food containers
Week 2: 6 April 2026 - 10 April 2026
In this fun and engaging culinary science program, aspiring MasterChefs will explore the chemistry of cooking and baking! Students will learn about food molecules and how chemical reactions can affect food texture and flavour. They'll discover how proteins interact to create soft fluffy bread, and experiment with how sugar interacts with heat to make their own version of the viral Dalgona toffee! From whipping up meringue and popping bubble tea to crafting the perfect chocolate chip cookie, kids will enjoy edible science adventures that will leave them hungry for more!
Through exciting hands-on cooking and learning games, students will learn about:
Proteins (gluten, yeast, and bread-making)
Carbohydrates (sugars, caramelisation, and candy-making)
Fats (saturated and unsaturated fats, emulsion, and meringue-making)
Food macromolecule interactions in Baking (Maillard Reaction)
Eating nutritionally (reading nutritional and ingredient labels for smarter meal decisions)
Attire: Comfortable clothes
What to Bring: A full water bottle, snack, jacket/cardigan, food containers
Week 2: 6 April 2026 - 10 April 2026
Have an aspiring astronaut at home? Launch them on a space exploration adventure! Through engaging hands-on experiments and learning activities, young explorers will learn about our planet, space and our solar system. Kids will have a great time:
Exploring the different planets in our solar system, and designing their own planet!
Engineering with the forces of aerodynamics...and designing parachutes for “egg” astronauts!
Experimenting with Newton’s 3 Laws of Motion...to design lunar rovers and launch water rockets, and more!
Attire: Comfortable clothes
What to Bring: A full water bottle, snack, jacket/cardigan, food containers
For more details regarding the Fun Science Holiday Activities programme, please email weipingatp@uwcsea.edu.sg (Wei Ping)
For registration and general enquiries, please email hapdover@uwcsea.edu.sg