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In our modern world, code lies at the heart of all the technology we use but what is code exactly? In this course, Cadets will learn a little about the history of code and some basic functions that will help get them started on your coding journey! This course will utilise Scratch.

The International Space Station has pioneered numerous discoveries through the experiments conducted by astronauts on board. We look at some of these experiments and how they can change our everyday lives for the better!

The International Space Station has pioneered numerous discoveries through the experiments conducted by astronauts on board. We look at some of these experiments and how they can change our everyday lives for the better!

Have an aspiring astronaut at home? Or simply looking for fun and educational activities to engage your child during the school holidays? Join our July holiday camps and get your children acquainted with the cool and fascinating outer space. Through specially curated modules, students will learn what it takes to live on the International Space Station, how satellites and orbits work and get a chance to build their own water rockets. Other exciting activities include a field trip, learning how to code and more!

Before man can step foot on Mars, we first need to know what are some of the things that await us on the red planet. Rovers can assist, explore, and carry out research on behalf of humans safely and effectively. Cadets will learn what are some of the crucial components of a rover and how they are able to navigate extra-terrestrial surfaces on their own.

In our modern world, code lies at the heart of all the technology we use but what is code exactly? In this course, Cadets will learn a little about the history of code and some basic functions that will help get them started on your coding journey! This course will utilise Scratch.

Let's talk Physics! It's all around us and most importantly, it is the foundation for all things space...but how? Join us as we set out to discover how time, velocity, forces, and gravity all work together to help us understand the makings of the universe

Did you know that over 20,000 rockets have been launched in the last 75 years? Nearly every space mission begins with a rocket but how do they work? We will look at the basics of rocket engineering and see just how rocket fuel works to get Three... two...one... Lift off!

Living in Space and Space Weather is the first module of Junior Space Camp 2021, targeted at 9 - 12 years old. Our fun and engaging topics include how astronauts survive in space, what happens to the human body in space, and what space weather is all about! The modules are curated to pique the child’s curiosity about the things around them and in the sky. Through the modules, students will expand their knowledge of space and grow their interest in science!