Thriving in the Digital Age

 

Inspiring the Next Generation of Innovators


Beyond achieving good grades, at The Learning Lab, we believe in helping kids enjoy their learning process and develop the curiosity to learn more about the world they live in. 

With coding being, arguably, one of the new must-have skills for kids in the 21st century, we are here to give your child the early exposure he or she needs to the world of coding. 

In collaboration with Coding Lab, we offer a wide range of coding courses, designed to empower both beginners as well as advanced learners.

 

 


 

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2021 programme details coming to you soon.


 


 

Watch This Space

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2021 programme details coming to you soon.


 

 

 


 

Scratch 1:

Step into the world of programming.

Students will get to design their own interactive stories, animations and gaming ideas using Scratch, a visual programming language specifically designed for younger users by MIT Media Lab.

Your child will learn how to combine visual blocks creatively and instruct the computer to breathe their creations to life.

P101 Scratch 1:

Step into the world of programming.

Students will get to design their own interactive stories, animations and gaming ideas using Scratch, a visual programming language specifically designed for younger users by MIT Media Lab.  

Your child will learn how to combine visual blocks creatively and instruct the computer to breathe their creations to life. 

Course Outline

After mastering the basics of Scratch, your child will get to explore the limits of his or her imagination through a special task: Your child's first-ever hackathon. 

Your child will have to put together characters and functions to create games, stories or animations of his or her choice. 


Introduction of Scratch

  • Learn to decode words through blending and segmenting
  • Learn to read simple words and sentences 
  • Practise the beginning, middle and ending sounds of words


Control of Characters Using Commands

  • Relative versus Absolute commands
  • Setting sizes
  • Give instructions to your Characters


Step-by-Step Animation

  • Loops and parallelism techniques
  • Customize costumes, colours and pick music


Creation of In-Game Variables

  • Score, Timer

 

 

 

 


 

Scratch 2:

Level up your Scratch skills.

Scratch 2 is a natural progression for students to hone their skills from Scratch 1.

Combining game design fundamentals and in-depth programming knowledge, your child will design his or her own animations and culminate in creating a project of their own during an exciting hackathon.

P102 Scratch 2:

Level up your Scratch skills.

Scratch 2 is a natural progression for students to hone their skills from Scratch 1.

Combining game design fundamentals and in-depth programming knowledge, your child will design his or her own animations and culminate in creating a project of their own during an exciting hackathon. 

Course Outline

*Students are to complete Scratch 1 before starting Scratch 2.

After completed his or her hackathon, your child will get to deep dive into the intricacies of game creation and create a complex platformer hid or her own game.

Add lives, moving obstacles, cool graphics, music and sound effects  and find out how to customise an exciting game with full, advanced features that make it realistic. 


Quick Recap of Scratch 1 and Storyboards

  • Plan storyboard outline of games


Key Game Features

  • Scenes and transitions
  • Level system
  • Broadcast function
  • Blocks creation (Reusing code)


Game Creation

  • Fundamentals of game development
  • Creation of game of your choice


Project Development

  • Game/Story/Animation
  • Project Showcase

 

 

 

 


 

Young Computer Scientists:

Cognitive Artificial Intelligence (CAI)

Has your child completed
Scratch 1 & 2?

In this programme, our Young Computer Scientists will be introduced to incorporating elements of Augmented Reality into their code, and build exciting mini-games that merge the digital with the real world.

P11s Young Computer Scientists:

Cognitive Artificial Intelligence (CAI)

In this programme, your child will be exposed to concepts in CAI which makes use of the senses. 

Several examples include speech, text and facial recognition, where your child will be working hands-on with the variety of services that are available (eg. Microsoft Cognitive Services) culminating in the building of an AI companion.

Course Outline

*Students are to complete P101 and P102 before starting on the Young Computer Scientist programme. 

With CAI, your child will learn to use technology to solve the real-world problems of today, such as creating a car plate sensor device. 


Young Computer Scientists: Cogitive Artifical Intelligence

  • Facial Recognition
  • Text Recognition
  • Speech Recognition
  • Build Your Own AI Friend Part 1
  • Build Your Own AI Friend Part 2Bowling Game

Move Magic

In this programme, your child will be will be diving into the world of movies where they will learn how to create their very own animation. 

Main highlights include replicating their favourite BB-8 scenes from Star Wars (with broadcast function), reenacting the fight between the TIE Fighters and an X-Wing Starfighter and helping Moana surf to her song, How Far I’ll Go. 

The best part? Your child will get to exercise his or her creativity in a hackathon and create a wonderful animation of their own.

 

 


 

Young Computer Scientists:

Cognitive Artificial Intelligence (CAI)

Has your child completed
Scratch 1 & 2?

In this programme, our Young Computer Scientists will be introduced to incorporating elements of Augmented Reality into their code, and build exciting mini-games that merge the digital with the real world.


Movie Magic (MM)

In this programme, your child will be will be diving into the world of movies where they will learn how to create their very own animation. 

Main highlights include replicating their favourite BB-8 scenes from Star Wars (with broadcast function), reenacting the fight between the TIE Fighters and an X-Wing Starfighter and helping Moana surf to her song, How Far I’ll Go. 

The best part? Your child will get to exercise his or her creativity in a hackathon and create a wonderful animation of their own.

Move Magic

In this programme, your child will be will be diving into the world of movies where they will learn how to create their very own animation. 

Main highlights include replicating their favourite BB-8 scenes from Star Wars (with broadcast function), reenacting the fight between the TIE Fighters and an X-Wing Starfighter and helping Moana surf to her song, How Far I’ll Go. 

The best part? Your child will get to exercise his or her creativity in a hackathon and create a wonderful animation of their own.

Course Outline

*Students are to complete P101 and P102 before starting on the Young Computer Scientist programme. 

Young Computer Scientists: Movie Magic

  • Star Wars X-Wing Game
  • Disney’s Moana Music Animation
  • Star Wars Story Animation
  • Create Your Own Movie Animation

 

 

 

 

 

P102 Scratch 2

United Square Monday to Friday
30 May - 3 June
12.45pm to 2.45pm
United Square
Monday to Friday
6 - 10 June
9.45am to 11.45am
United Square
Monday to Friday
20 - 24 June
3.00pm to 5.00pm
Seletar Mall Monday to Friday
6 - 10 June
9.45am to 11.45am
Seletar Mall Monday to Friday
13 - 17 June
12.45pm to 2.45pm

 

 

P11s Young Computer Scientists: Cognitive Artificial Intelligence

United Square Monday to Friday
6 - 10 June
5.15pm to 7.15pm

P11s Young Computer Scientists: Movie Magic

United Square Monday to Friday
20 - 24 June
5.15pm to 7.15pm

 

 

 

 

Not Sure Where to Start Your Child's Coding Journey?


Pick up a new skill in just 2 hours! Introduce your child to coding with one of our thematic workshops available this September.
 


Augmented Reality Ping Pong

For Ages 7 to 9
 


 


Masked Warriors Galore

For Ages 10 to 12
 


 


 

Ready? Set, Code.

Lower Primary Coding Programmes

  • Scratch 1 & 2
  • Young Computer Scientists: Physics
  • Young Computer Scientists: Movie Magic
     

 

Upper Primary Coding Programmes

  • App Inventor 1 & 2
  • Python Junior 1 & 2
  • Advanced Computer Scientists: Develop iOS Mobile Apps
  • Advanced Computer Scientists: Python Game Development
     


 

Ready?
Set,
Code.

Your Child's
Road Map
to the PSLE





 

Upper Primary Coding Programmes

  • App Inventor 1 & 2
  • Python Junior 1 & 2
  • Advanced Computer Scientists: Develop iOS Mobile Apps
  • Advanced Computer Scientists: Python Game Development
     



Lower Primary Coding Programmes

  • Scratch 1 & 2
  • Young Computer Scientists: Physics
  • Young Computer Scientists: Movie Magic
     

 

 

 

 

 

PSLE Excellence Seminar

Your child’s preparation for the 2019 PSLE starts today.
Find out how you can play a bigger part in your child’s
PSLE journey during our annual PSLE Excellence Seminar.

  • Our Academic Team will share more on how you
    can offer the right guidance in your child’s PSLE journey.
  • Parents will get insights into what to expect for the
    different PSLE subjects and learn more about critical
    success factors to help their child excel in this major exam.

 

 

 

 

You're All Set!

The world of coding and programming awaits you.

Early Years

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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Lower Primary

 

 


 


 

Upper Primary