Leapcoderz offers a world-class robotics program with professional-grade tools and expert mentors, preparing students for FLL, VEX IQ, and FTC competitions, including the World Championship.
Leapcoderz Summer Camp 2026 offers an immersive, hands-on STEM experience for students aged 6-16, focusing on robotics, coding, AI, CNC machining, and 3D printing. Campers will build and program robots from scratch, starting with Lego bots and progressing to VEX IQ and FTC challenges. They will learn to write real code, apply AI concepts to practical challenges, and design and manufacture custom robot parts using CAD, 3D printers, and CNC machines in an in-house lab. The curriculum also integrates STEM projects where students work in teams to solve real-world challenges, build bridges, design machines, and create inventions. The camp culminates in exciting activities like Sumo Bot Wrestling Championships and robot races, preparing students for robotics competitions like FLL, VEX, and FTC. The program emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and creativity, ensuring every child builds something real each day.
A typical full day involves morning classes beginning at 9:15 AM after an 8:30 AM drop-off, a snack break, a lunch break at 12:30 PM, afternoon classes, another snack break, and concludes with pick-up by 4:30 PM.
This camp is best for students aged 6-16 who are eager to engage in hands-on STEM challenges, build and program robots, and explore coding, AI, and digital manufacturing with real tools and expert mentors.
55 Princeton Hightstown Rd, Ste 116, Princeton Junction NJ
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