March Break Camp 2026 (7-11+ yrs)
March Break Camp 2026 (7-11+ yrs)
March Break Camp 2026 (7-11+ yrs)
March Break Camp 2026 (7-11+ yrs)
March Break Camp 2026 (7-11+ yrs)

March Break Camp 2026 (7-11+ yrs)

$476.00 $576.00

Late pick-up until 6pm

NO HST/GST

Cubby, Code, and Robotics!

March 16 - 20, 2026

Get ready for a week full of creative technologies with Cubby, our little robot friend! We’ll discover robotics and code by learning about Cubby and all of its incredible abilities. Then, we’ll work on crafting our robotic contraptions using additional parts and building upon the Cubby platform.

This March Break week will touch on the various elements that make up robotics - the basics of code, electronics, and design. We'll begin with block-based coding and simple electronics, moving into written code and assembly of small circuits and programmable parts. No experience is required, but comfortability on a computer will be a bonus.

Key Details

All our camps combine creativity and tech, and deliver it with a healthy dose of crafting and outdoor time (weather permitting) so they aren't spending the full day on screens.

We build confidence in digital skills, help our campers understand what is possible with all the amazing technology around us, and inspire them to become compassionate creators of the future.

  • Daily camp hours: 9AM - 4PM 
  • Late Pick-Up: $12 for the first hour (4-5pm), $6 for every 15 minutes after that until 6pm
  • At least 1 hour of outdoor time at East Lynn park, either before or after lunch
  • Indoor time: coding, electronics, design, arts & crafts, 3D printing & more
    • Computers will be provided, but you can bring your own if you want!

    Pricing

    The full cost for the camp is $576 (no HST), but we have early bird registration savings:

    • $476 ($100 off) before March 1st

    Registration and payment can be made through this page. We will follow up separately to collect additional information. 

    What is a typical camp day like?

    We like to make sure the students are moving their bodies and not just sitting all day, so we break up the day with lots of little activities. Here is an example schedule for one of our themes:

    • 9-9:15 - Welcome
    • 9:15-9:30 - Warm-up activity (indoor)
    • 9:30-11:30 - Coding / Design / and discussion
    • 11:30-1:00 - Lunch & Outdoor time (outdoor)
    • 1:00-2:30 - Crafting / Making and games
    • 2:30-3:00 - Afternoon activity (indoor or outdoor)
    • 3:00-4:00 - Free creativity time / puzzles / music / etc.

    Each year, we only open up a limited 12 spots, so book early to reserve your spot! 

    Refund Policies

    Here are our general refund rules around cancellation:

    • greater than 4 weeks notice: 100% refund
    • greater than 1 week notice: 50% refund / 50% credit
    • less than 1 week notice: 100% credit

    For more info, please visit: Camps, Classes, and Workshops Policies 

    As always, please reach out to hello@littlerobotfriends.com if you have any questions. 

    Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

    What are your refund and missed classes policies?

    Visit our Camps, Classes, and Workshop Policies page for more info!

     My child does not have much computer/coding/design experience. How will they do in day camp?

    We always design our day camp curriculum with beginners in mind, as we don't have specific skill requirements to join them! Many campers who join us for the summer, march break, or a PA day, end up enrolling in our after school/saturday Coding Club program if they want to further enhance their learning.

    In a typical week-long camp session, campers will work towards one cumulative tech-based project with the steps broken down day by day, with lots of collaboration and guidance from our expert instructors.

    If you'd like to get a more specific opinion for your child, feel free to email us at hello@littlerobotfriends.com!

     My child is just below the age bracket to join a day camp. Will they be ok to join that level, or will they have to wait?

    This one we usually leave up to the parents. If you feel your child would be comfortable jumping in about half-way through the grade above them, (ie, they are turning 6 in August, but would do just fine in grade 1 in January) they would probably do just fine with us.

    In general, reading ability, hands-on skills, and how comfortable they are with technology are good indicators of success in our programs. But, a high level of enthusiasm can often make up for a lower ability elsewhere!

    If you'd like a more informed opinion, feel free to email us at hello@littlerobotfriends.com!