theCoderSchool Summer Coding Camps

theCoderSchool Summer Coding Camps offers in-person summer camps for ages 6-16 with a low ratio of students per coach, and the camp instructors are Code Coaches. Camp options include Digital Art and Animation with MIT Scratch, Game Development with Scratch or Snap, Battlebots Academy with robot-building and battles, Rise of the Machines for AI basics, and camps for Python, web building, Minecraft, Roblox, and physical robots. Some camps are half-day, and camp details vary by location, age, and skill level.

Programs

• Summer Coding Camps — 6-16 · In-person summer camps with a low ratio of students per coach; camp instructors are Code Coaches. Camps vary by location, age, and skill level; some are half-day.
• Vibe Code Adventure — 10+ · AI/vibe coding camp for building prototype-level apps; no prior coding knowledge needed.
• Python Startup — 10+ · Beg/Int Python camp; some experience preferred but not necessary.
• Webrox — 10+ · Website-building camp using HTML/CSS and JavaScript; for novice or intermediate coders.
• Rise of the Machines — 9+ · AI for beginners; teaches how AI and ChatGPT work and their uses; some coding experience required.
• Battlebots Academy — 8-10 · Robot-building camp with battles, navigation races, obstacle courses, and a final tournament.
• Digital Art and Animation — 6-9 · Uses MIT Scratch to create stories through digital art and animation.
• Game Development — 8-10 · Build playable games using Scratch or Snap; aimed at newbie and novice coders.
• Minecraft! — 10+ · Coding camp using Minecraft; kids learn how to build, create, and modify in their worlds through coding.
• Roblox! — 10+ · Campers create and publish their own Roblox game and learn basics of creating games in a 3D environment and Lua.
• Robocode — 10+ · Camp to code and control movements of physical robots; some locations may include building the robot itself.

At a glance

• Ages: 6–16 years old
• General schedule: Summer camps are full-week day camps, usually starting mid-morning and finishing early afternoon; some camps are offered as half-day.

About the provider

theCoderSchool was founded in 2013. Its mission statement says kids learn to code and explore AI technologies, and the school emphasizes personalized guidance, creativity, problem solving, and confidence.

Ask the location for specifics because low ratio can vary. Camps are open to discussion based on a child’s coding experience. Some camps require some coding experience; some are half-day. For pricing and schedule, find the nearest location.

What families say

“If you want your child to learn STEM concepts via coding, send them here. I’ve been in IT for 23 years and I have not seen anything close to the customized curriculum they created. Hands down, this is the place you want your kids to be.” — Siddhartha from New Jersey

“My son is having a wonderful experience at The Coder School. The instructors are exceptional. I was skeptical whether an online class could be engaging for him, but he is having a blast and learning a lot. It’s a quarantine lifesaver!” — Karin from California

“My son is loving his coding lessons that are currently all being done online. The coaches and staff are very helpful. We also did an online spring break camp and he really learned a lot. He has fun creating games and then working on them until his next session. Highly recommend!” — Kim from Georgia

Last updated September 28, 2026.