Science & STEM Programs
Hands-on learning that inspires curiosity, innovation, and problem-solving.
Our Science & STEM programs are designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on learning and real-world applications.
We encourage curiosity, experimentation, and creative thinking while maintaining a structured and safe learning environment.
Physics
Students explore how the world works through motion, forces, and energy — always through experiments, not memorization.
Topics include:
Forces and motion
Magnets and electricity
Simple machines
Light, sound, and energy
Skills developed:
Logical thinking
Cause-and-effect understanding
Problem-solving through experimentation
Science for Grades 2–6
Our integrated science program introduces students to the fundamentals of biology, chemistry, physics, and environmental science through age-appropriate experiments and projects.
What students learn:
Scientific observation and inquiry
Asking questions and forming hypotheses
Recording results and drawing conclusions
Understanding how science connects to everyday life
Format:
Hands-on experiments, discussions, models, and simple lab work.
Biology
Biology classes help students understand living systems — from plants and animals to the human body.
Topics include:
Human body systems
Plants and ecosystems
Animals and habitats
Microscopic life (introductory level)
Learning approach:
Observation, models, drawings, experiments, and real-world examples.
Chemistry
Our chemistry program introduces students to the basics of chemical reactions in a safe and engaging environment.
Topics include:
States of matter
Mixing and reactions
Acids and bases (introductory level)
Laboratory safety and procedures
Focus:
Curiosity, experimentation, and understanding processes — not formulas.
Robotics
Robotics classes combine science, engineering, and teamwork.
Students learn:
How simple robots work
Sensors and movement
Basic engineering concepts
Team collaboration and problem-solving
Format:
Hands-on building, testing, and improving robotic models.
Coding
Coding classes introduce students to programming logic in an accessible and age-appropriate way.
Topics include:
Block-based and beginner coding
Algorithms and sequencing
Logical thinking
Debugging and problem-solving