We live in a modern world full of technological marvels. Bridges, highways, motors, computers, video games, solar panels, medicines, and airplanes are just some of many examples of how engineering makes our lives easier, safer, more interesting and fun!

Engineering for Kids provides students with an opportunity to learn how to use scientific principles and practices in new and interesting ways. Students will engage in cool and exciting projects such as: using electrical circuits to turn a banana into a keyboard, applying Newton's law of gravity to launch rockets up to 45 meters high, learning how centrifugal force can be used to make an LED robot spin and draw a perfect circle! And more! During the course, students will bring home over 200 experiments in different Engineering areas.

No of sessions= 14

No ASA on:

- Oct 8: October Break

In this activity, students will use Lego WeDo and NXT software to learn mechanical principles. Towards the end of the session, students will build robots and learn basic programming.

A challenge will then be given for students to solve using sensors and motors and see their Lego creation come to life!

No of sessions= 12

No ASA on:

- Sept 11: PIE/PEL Conference

- Oct 9: October Break

- Nov 27: PIE/PEL Conference

Bricks Project is devoted to providing an extraordinary atmosphere for children, where we learn, we build, and we play with Bricks. Our one hour after school classes explore architecture, engineering and technology concepts using bricks. We believe that kids learn best through activities that engage their curiosity and creativity as we practice the basics of robotics. This is done through the use of motorized Bricks models and simple programming.

No of sessions= 11

No ASA on:

- Sept 12: PIE/PEL Conference

- Oct 10: October Break

- Nov 28: PIE/PEL Conference

This course will be held on Cilandak Campus.

In this class, children will be introduced to the magic and fun of mime, music and dance, while enjoying fun and exciting activities that will enable them to explore space, develop musicality, and improve coordination. 

The lessons will be based on the syllabus from the Australian Teachers of Dancing (ATOD) program, which will be continuously repeated and reviewed every week.

Some benefits of this program include the development of listening and social skills, improvement of fine and gross motor skills, and the development of self expression.

Ballet costume included (Leotard, Skirt, socks and shoes).

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This course will be held on Cilandak Campus.

In this class, children will be introduced to the magic and fun of mime, music and dance, while enjoying fun and exciting activities that will enable them to explore space, develop musicality, and improve coordination. The lessons will be based on the syllabus from the Australian Teachers of Dancing (ATOD) program, which will be continuously repeated and reviewed every week.

Some benefits of this program include the development of listening and social skills, improvement of fine and gross motor skills, and the development of self expression.

The fee does not include Ballet costume, it is open for students who already own their own costumes.
 

Please ask directly to the Ballet teacher if you would like to purchase per piece (Leotard, Skirt, socks and/or shoes) or Rp 700,000 per set. We will then send you an invoice of the additional pieces you requested.

Watch as your child’s imagination takes shape with Little Bricks Builder!

In this engaging course, kids will dive into a vibrant collection of DUPLO bricks to create imaginative sculptures inspired by the ABCs. Each week focuses on a different letter, allowing children to build models while practicing essential preschool skills such as letter recognition, phonics, patterning, colors, counting, sequencing, and positioning. This hands-on experience not only fosters creativity but also reinforces foundational concepts in a fun and interactive way.