Young Engineers South Bay

Young Engineers South Bay, 7104 Clarendon St., San Jose, CA

Location of Young Engineers South Bay campYoung Engineers South Bay, 7104 Clarendon St., San Jose, CA

About

Young Engineers South Bay offers Big Builders, AlgoPlay, Bricks Challenge, Galileo Technic, Robo Bricks, and Robotics. Children use LEGO® bricks, Young Engineers kits, and the Algobrix® coding language, and some programs include building models, assembling robots, stories, demonstrations, and hands-on coding.

Programs

  • Big Builders — 4-6 years old (Pre-School) · Unique alternative learning enrichment program introduces pre-school aged children to scientific concepts through hands-on experiential learning.
  • AlgoPlay — 1st-4th Grade (Elementary School) · Educational coding game that teaches children to code using the Algobrix® intuitive, hands-on coding language.
  • Bricks Challenge — 1st-5th Grade (Elementary School) · Stories, demonstrations and LEGO® spark imagination and critical thinking.
  • Galileo Technic — 4th-8th grade or Young Engineers’ Bricks Challenge graduates · Advanced enrichment program providing hands-on experience that will equip students with 21st century skills.
  • Robo Bricks — 4th-6th grade or graduates of one of the Young Engineers’ mechanical engineering programs · Students will assemble a fully functioning robot that will perform a pre-determined task.
  • Robotics — 6th-9th Grade · Exploring the world of robotics from a professional engineering perspective.

At a glance

  • Ages: 4–15 years old

About the provider

e² Young Engineers was established in 2008. The program states a goal of making a revolution in the education sector and providing children with the skills they need to succeed in the 21st century.

Programs include after-school enrichment classes, pre-school classes, summer camps, birthday parties and special events. The site states inclusivity for children of all different abilities.

Last updated September 19, 2026.

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