Young Explorers Kids Camp — Video Game Design

I enrolled my 10-year-old son in the Young Explorers Kids Camp for Video Game Design in London, and overall, it was a solid experience. He was thrilled to build his own game using the software they provided, and he really clicked with the instructor, Sam, who kept the content engaging. The small group size allowed for more personalized attention, which I appreciated as a parent. However, I did notice long lines during pickup, which made the end of the day a bit stressful. My son is quite creative, and I could see him coming out of his shell while working on his projects. While the camp was on the pricier side, I think it was worth it for the skills he gained. I would recommend it with the caveat that you prepare for some delays during pickup.

My daughter attended the Young Explorers Kids Camp for video game design in London last week, and overall, it was a positive experience. The instructors, especially a kind man named Alex, were very engaged and supportive, helping the kids to brainstorm and develop their own games. My daughter created a platformer that she was really proud of, which sparked her creativity even more. One downside was the long lines during pick-up, which made it a bit chaotic at the end of the day. However, the small group size meant she got plenty of attention and guidance throughout the camp. She also made a friend who shares her passion for gaming, which was a nice bonus. If you're considering this camp, I would recommend it, but be prepared for some potential delays at drop-off and pick-up.