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!
It Will Help Me In My New School
"It has been a pleasure in this coding class. I've met new friends and I learned alot. It will help me in my new School, UWC International", Max, Scratch Beginner.
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.
Catch the Balls Game by Yan Liang, 11-years old
Yanliang developed this augmented reality (AR) game which utilises the webcam - use your hand to catch the balls while avoiding the bomb.
Coding has a lot of Mathematics
"Learned lots of new things… I used mindmaps… Coding has a lot of Mathematics. We think a lot", Tobias, Scratch Intermediate Programme.
Clear the Maze by Alisya, 9 years-old
Clear the maze with Alyssa as she takes you through her game which she developed with Scratch after attending the Scratch Beginners course with Coding Lab.
I Learned Much More than I Know Before
"After one week of this course, I feel that I learned much more than I know before”, Esther, Scratch Beginner.
Happy 51st Birthday, Singapore!
As we enter the month of August, we prepare to celebrate Singapore's 51st Birthday. Singapore has one of the highest digital penetration in the world, and our young continue to inspire us with their creative spirit. Watch this National Day animation and game by 9-year-old Xavier Lim, one of our Beginner II students, who got inspired after he attended the National Day Parade preview last Saturday. Happy 51st Birthday, Singapore!
I met new friends and I learned a lot
"It has been a pleasure in this coding class. I met new friends and I learned a lot. It will help me in my new School, UWC International", Max, 9 years old, Singapore.
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!
It was very fun and I learnt a lot of new stuff
"I enjoyed the class, it was very fun and I learnt a lot of new stuff... I will recommend this course to my friends..”, Tobias, 9 years old, Singapore March 2016 Holiday Programme.
I can get a head start on Algebra
"I think it is very useful in school as I can get a head start on Algebra on coordinates… which I'm not supposed to learn now. I'm supposed to learn it in P6 I guess..”, Jake, 8 years old, Singapore March 2016 Holiday Programme.
lol-2 - a Medieval Fantasy by Ethan, 11 Years Old
Come along with Ethan on a military fantasy mission, where you control a helicopter, capable of shooting arrows to vanquish ghosts and dragons amidst a medieval backdrop. Defeat the Lion King if you are able!
Interview with Parent - Mrs Chan
"They enjoyed the course so much. And I think it is important to teach them (the children) how to analyse and solve problems”, Mrs Chan, mother of two students.
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.
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I [now] understand
“I did it in school... and I tried [Scratch] a few times at home but I never really understood it. [After the workshop] I understand pretty much what every [Scratch] block does”, Flynn, Perth Australia holiday computer programming for children.
Student Showcase - This Little Platformer
Flynn, our participant of Jan Perth holiday coding camp for beginners, developed this RPG game, This Little Platformer during the 3-hour Hackathon on the last day of our program.
Student Showcase - Collect the Apples
At the end of day 2, Flynn developed this simple but very fun "Collect the Apples" game.
I'll definitely recommend it to my friends
"The programme was really good … I’ll definitely recommend it to my friends”, Issac Mitchener, Perth, Australia holiday coding for children programme.