
Finding the right AI summer camps for kids in Singapore is a great way to give your child a head start with artificial intelligence this holiday season. Instead of just using tools like ChatGPT, kids get to pull back the curtain and see how the technology actually works, from younger children training software with simple hand gestures to teenagers training real machine learning models.
You don’t need any prior experience to sign up, and the sessions are built around hands-on projects like game design, robotics, and mobile app building. Aside from being a lot of fun, your child will walk away with real projects and certificates that are perfect for their future school portfolios, including Direct School Admission (DSA) applications. If you want to introduce your child to AI this summer, here are the top programs running across Singapore right now.
Founded by an MIT alumnus, Coding Lab runs AI and coding summer camps at its Bukit Timah and Parkway Parade campuses for kids and teens aged 7 to 18 who want to explore the coding and logic behind artificial intelligence. Younger kids aged 7 to 12 build strong foundations in computational thinking through Scratch, robotics, beginner AI projects, and hands-on coding challenges that prepare them for competitions, hackathons, and secondary school DSA portfolios. Teens aged 13 to 18 are taught real Python code to build data science projects, mathematical simulations, web apps, and predictive systems using the same programming language widely used in modern AI and machine learning. Camps run throughout June, July, and August, and many parents especially love the detailed daily updates explaining exactly what their child learned and built after every class.
Empire AI is an MOE-registered school running 4-day summer camps for kids aged 4 to 19 at their Novena and River Valley campuses. They offer 10 age-based AI tracks, meaning your child can jump right in with zero prior experience. Younger kids learn coding logic through animated storytelling, LEGO robotics, and beginner-friendly AI tools like voice and image recognition. Older children can build Minecraft worlds with AI-powered game mechanics, create Roblox games using Lua programming, develop mobile apps with chatbot and image-recognition features, or experiment with smart devices using Micro:bit and machine learning. For teens, they offer advanced tracks to practice prompt engineering with ChatGPT and Midjourney, and even train real machine learning models using Python and real-world datasets. Every camp runs from Monday to Thursday for 10 hours total, starts at SG$300 a week, and finishes with a real, practical project and a certificate you can use for your child's school DSA portfolio.
Preface is running summer camps for kids aged 4 to 15 from June 22 to August 28 at their Singapore campus. What makes this camp cool is that up to 40% of the time is completely screen-free, using physical games to teach kids how tech logic works before they even look at a screen. Little kids get to use webcams to train basic AI models that respond to their facial expressions and hand gestures. Older kids get to build real web apps, code mini-games, or script and edit their own short animated movies using next-generation vibe coding tools like Lovable, DeepSeek, and Base44. Teens even get to program their own custom AI chatbot assistants, learning how to set rules so the bot doesn't make up fake facts. Every camp runs for 8 to 10 hours total, and your child walks away with a finished digital project to show off.
Nullspace Robotics is running week-long summer holiday camps from June 1 to June 28 at their Rochester Mall, Kallang Wave Mall, and SAFRA Tampines campuses for kids aged 7 to 16. Instead of just looking at screen pixels, kids engage in physical engineering by constructing and programming real, working hardware. Younger kids aged 7 to 8 learn foundational design logic through mechanical kits, while kids aged 9 to 12 write actual scripts to control automated features inside Minecraft and build physical structures in 3D printing labs. For kids aged 9 to 14, their specialized Generative AI Creator Series teaches students how to properly operate modern text and image creation tools. You can type in the code BUSY50 to instantly take $50 off your child's registration fee.
Children’s Worklab runs short AI & Digital Citizenship holiday camps for children aged 7.5+ at their Forum centre, designed to introduce both beginner AI concepts and safe, responsible online behaviour in a hands-on learning format. The camp runs over 3 half-days (2.5 hours per session) and blends foundational digital literacy with early exposure to AI and script-based coding, including interactive activities such as using hand movements to help software recognise and replicate actions. Alongside AI learning, children are taught core internet safety principles and digital citizenship skills to help them navigate the online world responsibly. Camps run from Wednesday to Friday (except weeks 5 and 6) and include a short snack break, and offer group discounts for families enrolling multiple children and additional savings for repeat enrolments within the same season.
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