Meet Our Students
Meet the future leaders of technology
Coding Lab® Presents: Step into a world of innovation and boundless creativity with our extraordinary students from our coding classes. Witness the awe-inspiring journey of these young minds as they go from creating captivating games and mobile apps to achieving remarkable milestones, such as winning an Olympiad award in less than six months after learning to code. The next young talent could be your child, ready to embark on an extraordinary coding adventure. Join us and be part of their incredible success story!
Asami Inada, 8 | Junior Category | ICS 2023
Asami Inada, 8, presents her Scratch coding project ‘The SDGs Game’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.
"My game has 4 mini games. In the game we can learn about 4 SDG topics. I was inspired by a Scratch Project I once played. It had many games and I have to complete them all. I was amazed on how amazing my project was in the end. I worked hard on the video as well." - Asami Inada
Asami Inada’s project and video presentation earned her a Platinum and Judges' Choice (Most Creative) award in the Junior category.
Mok Yi-Le, 7 | Junior Category | ICS 2023
Mok Yi-Le, 7, presents his Scratch coding project ‘Life Under Water’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.
"Introduce beautiful sea creatures and a game to cleanup the sea!" - Mok Yi-Le
Mok Yi-Le’s project and video presentation earned him a Silver and Judges' Choice (Budding Coder) in the Junior category.
Sanghamitra Vadlamani, 9 | Junior Category | ICS 2023
Sanghamitra Vadlamani, 9, presents her Scratch coding project ‘Choices’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.
"It is a game in which you can choose what you want to do in a few scenarios." - Sanghamitra Vadlamani
Sanghamitra Vadlamani’s project and video presentation earned her a Silver in the Junior category.
Olivia Ooi, 9 | Junior Category | ICS 2023
Olivia Ooi, 9, presents her Scratch coding project ‘Let's clean up our oceans’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.
"Help to clean the ocean and protect the fish. Use the net to catch the rubbish but do not catch the fish, otherwise you will lose a point. Get as many points as you can in one minute." - Olivia Ooi
Olivia Ooi’s project and video presentation earned her a Silver award in the Junior category.
Lee Zi Rui, Kayla, 9 | Junior Category | ICS 2023
Lee Zi Rui, Kayla, 9, presents her Scratch coding project ‘The Recycling Club’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.
"My project teaches the user the concept of recycling by sorting out trash." - Lee Zi Rui, Kayla
Lee Zi Rui, Kayla’s project and video presentation earned her a Silver and Judges' Choice (Budding Coder) in the Junior category.
Alden Lim Yi Kai, 8 | Junior Category | ICS 2023
Alden Lim Yi Kai, 8, presents his Scratch coding project ‘Test your math!’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.
"Test your math is a math game that aims to provide children with the knowledge of math." - Alden Lim Yi Kai
Alden Lim Yi Kai’s project and video presentation earned him a Gold and Judges' Choice (Most Promising Coder) in the Junior category.
Ho Su Cheng, 9 | Junior Category | ICS 2023
Ho Su Cheng, 9, presents his Scratch coding project ‘Save the Earth’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.
"This project is about creating environmental awareness and sustainability through a video game. In this game, you play a hero who has to complete various mission quests and save the environment." - Ho Su Cheng
Ho Su Cheng’s project and video presentation earned him a Gold and Judges' Choice (Most Innovative) in the Junior category.
Mitchell Foo, 8 | Junior Category | ICS 2023
Mitchell Foo, 8, presents his Scratch coding project ‘Overfishing is BAD!’ for Coding Lab’s International Coding Showcase 2023.
"SDG14 is about life underwater and I created this game to spread awareness of the negative impact of overfishing and to encourage people to fish sustainably. Players score points by catching fish. However, if they catch all the fishes, the game will end. The fishes are programmed to grow and reproduce when they reach maturity. With every 50 points scored, a fun fact about sustainable fishing will appear. The game can go on forever and the goal is to achieve the highest score possible. " - Mitchell Foo
Mitchell Foo’s project and video presentation earned him a Platinum and Judges' Choice (Social Impact) in the Junior category.
Explore Coding Lab – Our #KidsWhoCode
We have more than 40 exciting courses in our award-winning MIT-inspired curriculum at Coding Lab. From apps to programs, Scratch games and animations, find out what they create in class! What do our students love about coding?
ICS Student Feature: Alicia Khong, 8, People’s Choice Award
Watch 8-year-old Alicia present her fun game on catching colourful balloons, which was created with the use of cloud data! This amazing project won her the People's Choice Award in the International Coding Showcase 2020.
Explore the World of Technology
Catch a glimpse of what goes on in our classes, from interactive boards to screen-free toys and much more, we go beyond what you think you know about coding – and we are always amazed by what our students can do with this experience! What will your child code today?
ICS Student Feature: Wang Jun Wern, 7, Merit Award
Watch 7-year-old Wang Jun Wern present and explain how his exciting groceries list can help one's daily life. This impressive Scratch project won him the Merit Award in the International Coding Showcase 2020, and shows how much one can do with Scratch and an idea!
The Coding Lab® Difference
Catch a sneak peek of our happy (and masked) students experiencing the joy of coding at our campuses!
Coding for kids - What do children learn?
What does a quality Computer Science education entail? What do kids learn at Coding Class? How can this help them at school? Experience the joy and wonder of creation as our kids bring you through the experience of a coding class with Coding Lab. Regardless of ages 4 all the way to 18, there's never a dull moment!
Nurturing Future Leaders In Technology
Ever wondered how much kids enjoy coding and what they learn during our classes? Our young tech stars say their piece in this short clip below. Enjoy!
The Impossible Maze Game
Want to test your reaction speed? Try Avinash's challenging maze game which promise to frustrate even the most persistent. Hear Avinash demonstrate and explain how he developed the game.
Gotham City: No Man's Land by Tobias, 9-years old
Take a look at this video featuring our young 9 year old Batman fan, Tobias, who came up with his very own game after only 5 days of coding at our March camp. Join him in shooting down umbrellas from the evil Penguin, and you can even explore a miniature version of Gotham city on this map.
Bat out of a Bat by Jake, 8-years old
Follow Jake as he brings you through Bat out of a Bat, featuring a giant bat which shoots out miniature bats at an object which grows bigger, and then starts to move haphazardly after it reaches a certain size. Follow him as he brings you through his lines of code to make all these happen. With cool music in the background to boot, this game will certainly bring lots of fun to aspiring sharp shooters!
They teach you step-by-step
"It is really great. You learn how to code games and they teach you step-by-step”, Tiara, Perth Australia holiday programme.
Student Showcase - Pillow Power Game
Tiara, our participant of Jan Perth holiday coding camp for beginners, developed this graphic adventure game, Pillow Power during the 3-hour Hackathon on the last day of our program.