Makers Club
Makers Club nurtures young inventors through hands-on building, coding, and design challenges. Students develop creativity and problem-solving skills to make a positive impact.
Overview of CCA
Makers Club: Inspiring Young Inventors!
In Makers Club, learning comes alive through the joy of play and making. When students engage in hands-on projects, they explore their creativity while developing critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and resilience. Each session encourages them to embrace their inner inventors, take risks, and see failure as a stepping stone to success through both physical and digital making activities.
Rooted in Design Thinking, students are empowered to explore their interests—whether building, coding, or crafting—while collaborating, sharing ideas, and learning from one another. They empathize, define problems, brainstorm solutions, prototype, and test ideas in real-world scenarios. At Makers Club, students are inspired to invent with heart, using creativity to make a positive impact on their communities and beyond.
What Students Will Experience
Students will:
Grow in curiosity through exposure to different realms of making through learning journeys and expert workshops
Learn skills for physical and digital making (eg: cardboard construction, coding)
Cultivate critical and creative thinking through design challenges
Develop communication and collaboration skills through group projects
Highlights and Opportunities
Learning journeys to inspiring spaces
Workshops by experts (eg: MicroBits workshop, Stick ‘em Workshop)
VIA projects to serve the community
Passion-based projects
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