Bot Camp — Coding

I enrolled my 9-year-old son in Bot Camp in Toronto, and overall, it was a positive experience. The instructors, particularly a lovely woman named Sarah, were highly engaged and made learning to code fun. My son built a simple robotic car, which he was thrilled to drive around by the end of the week. I appreciated the small group sizes, as it allowed for more personalized attention. However, I did find the pickup process a bit chaotic on the last day, as there were long lines, which made it hard to find him at first. My son, who tends to be quite creative, really thrived in this environment and even made a new friend. I would recommend this camp, especially for kids who enjoy hands-on projects, but parents should be prepared for a bit of a wait at pickup.

My son attended the Bot Camp in Toronto this past summer, and overall, it was a solid experience. He’s 9 and really enjoyed getting hands-on with coding and robotics. The instructors, particularly a woman named Sarah, were very engaged and attentive, which kept the kids excited about their projects. He built a small robot and programmed it to navigate through an obstacle course, which was a big thrill for him. The camp was well-structured, and the small group sizes allowed for more personalized attention. One minor annoyance was the long lines during pickup. It seemed a bit chaotic, and we had to wait longer than expected to get him at the end of the day. However, the creative projects and the environment made it worthwhile. I would recommend Bot Camp, especially for kids who are interested in tech. It definitely fosters creativity and problem-solving skills without feeling overwhelming.