theCoderSchool Summer Coding Camps

Cupertino, 21749 Stevens Creek Blvd, Ste C, Cupertino, CA 95014

Location of theCoderSchool Summer Coding Camps campCupertino, 21749 Stevens Creek Blvd, Ste C, Cupertino, CA 95014

About

theCoderSchool Summer Coding Camps offers VIBE CODE ADVENTURE, PYTHON STARTUP, WEBROX, RISE OF THE MACHINES, BATTLEBOTS ACADEMY, DIGITAL ART AND ANIMATION, GAME DEVELOPMENT, Minecraft!, Roblox!, ROBOCODE, PI JAM, and WE KNOW ARDUINO. The camps include in-person coding work, AI technologies, robotics, game development, digital art and animation, and Arduino projects. Each camp runs for a full week, usually starting mid-morning and finishing early afternoon, and some camps are offered as a half-day.

Programs

  • VIBE CODE ADVENTURE (Vibe Coding Your Way to Fast Apps) — 10+ · Ages 10+; skill level Beg/Int; prerequisites: none. Platforms: Bolt, Lovable, or similar.
  • PYTHON STARTUP — 10+ · Ages 10+; skill level Beg/Int. Prerequisites: some experience preferred but not necessary. Platforms: Trinket, Repl.it, others.
  • WEBROX — 10+ · Ages 10+; skill level novice or intermediate coders.
  • RISE OF THE MACHINES — 9+ · Ages 9+; some coding experience required.
  • BATTLEBOTS ACADEMY — 8-10 · Ages 8-10.
  • DIGITAL ART AND ANIMATION — 6-9 · Ages 6-9.
  • GAME DEVELOPMENT — 8-10 · Ages 8-10; aimed at newbie and novice coders.
  • Minecraft! — 10+ · Ages 10+; summer camps and sometimes after-school programs; perfect for kids 9 years old and up.
  • Roblox! — 10+ · Ages 10+.
  • ROBOCODE — 10+ · Ages 10+.
  • PI JAM — 8-10 · Ages 8-10.
  • WE KNOW ARDUINO — 9+ · Ages 9+.

At a glance

  • Ages: 6–18 years old
  • General schedule: Each camp runs for a full week, usually starting mid-morning and finishing early afternoon, although some camps are offered as a half-day.

About the provider

theCoderSchool Summer Coding Camps was founded in 2013. Its mission is that kids learn to code and explore AI technologies with personalized guidance from experienced Code Coaches. Camp instructors are Code Coaches® who have successfully gone through the onboarding process and are coders that know how to teach coding skills to kids. The camps use a low ratio of students per coach, include breaks and a walk outside or other indoor activities, and end with student demos.

Each camp has recommendations around age and skill level, but all are open to discussion based on the child’s experience with coding. Pricing and schedule are available by location.

What families say

“The kids really loved the Scratch camp. I haven’t seen them this excited about learning something new in a very long time. We look forward to coming back in late August.” — Bejon from Connecticut

Last updated September 16, 2026.

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