Weekend Camp 11-16 yrs: Minecraft
Rolling Admissions - sign up by the Monday before your chosen weekend.
Upcoming Start Dates - choose any one weekend
June
7–8 Jun → Register by 2 Jun
14–15 Jun → Register by 9 Jun
21–22 Jun → Register by 16 Jun
28–29 Jun → Register by 23 Jun
July
5–6 Jul → Register by 30 Jun
12–13 Jul → Register by 7 Jul
19–20 Jul → Register by 14 Jul
26–27 Jul → Register by 21 Jul
August (enrol by 2 Jul for 10% off)
9–10 Aug → Register by 4 Aug
16–17 Aug → Register by 11 Aug
23–24 Aug → Register by 18 Aug
30–31 Aug → Register by 25 Aug
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WHAT YOU WILL GET
- TWO Coding Sessions: Saturday & Sunday sessions for one hour, led by a certified coding instructor.
- FOUR Optional Play Hours: Students can play Roblox on private Code School servers every Sunday to learn through play.
- Online Sessions: All classes last one hour and are conducted via Zoom.
- Small Class Sizes: Up to ten children per class for individualised support.
- Coding materials: All customers will receive digital flashcards and course outline, and can generate a certificate once the course is completed. .
- Medium of Instruction: All classes are in English, with instructors based in multiple time zones.
CURRICULUM
Minecraft Modding Camp: Mob Madness Edition
In this 2-day weekend camp, students aged 11–16 will dive into Java programming using the CodeKingdoms platform.
They’ll build and customise their own game called Mob Madness, coding real Java to control movement, create challenges, and design gameplay inside the world of Minecraft.- Day 1: Set Up & Start Coding
Students begin by launching into Minecraft Java Edition and exploring the CodeKingdoms modding interface. They'll learn foundational coding concepts like functions, events, and modifying mobs, as they start customizing their game environment and laying the groundwork for their very own Mob Madness adventure.
- Day 2: Interactions, Logic & Final Game
Now it’s time to take their mod to the next level! Students will code movement, interactivity, and game logic, making their Minecraft world dynamic and exciting. They’ll finish their Mob Madness games, playtest each other’s creations, and end with a fun Kahoot quiz to reinforce what they’ve learned and celebrate their coding journey.
- Day 1: Set Up & Start Coding
TECH REQUIREMENTS
Please complete the following hardware, software, and account setups before your child’s first class. This ensures a smooth and productive learning experience. Most platforms listed are free.
Hardware & Learning Environment
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Laptop or desktop (Windows or Mac) with working camera and microphone
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Headphones or speakers
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Stable internet connection (minimum 5 Mbps; wired or strong Wi-Fi preferred)
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Quiet space for class participation
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Mouse (strongly recommended for younger learners and game development classes)
General Software
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Install the Zoom desktop client: https://zoom.us
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Create a Zoom account using the email you will use for classes
Platform Setup by Curriculum
Minecraft (Java Edition)
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https://www.minecraft.net
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Install Minecraft Java Edition
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Instructor will provide login credentials
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