Cloverdale Robotics Learning Camps and Classes
Cloverdale Robotics Learning Center, 57 Ave, Surrey, WA 17720
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Cloverdale Robotics Learning Camps and Classes offers hands-on activities such as exploring electronics fundamentals using Micro:bit, programming a robot hand to grab objects with five fingers, coding a drawing robot, and robot racing. The program also includes options focused on robotics, coding, digital arts, and a “Python in 1 Week” camp.
• Ages: 6–13 years old
• Schedule: Summer 2025 camps for ages 9 to 12 run July 7–11, July 14–18, July 21–25, and July 28–August 1, and camps for ages 6 to 9 run August 5–8, August 11–15, August 18–22, and August 25–29, with optional evening sessions from 3 pm to 5:30 pm
• Price: $140.00–$350.00 per camp, with evening sessions (late pickup option) for $100 per camp
Cloverdale Robotics Learning (CRL) is a specialized provider of robotics, coding, and digital arts education for school-age students, with a multi-year Level 0 to Level 3 program that aligns with regional curriculum standards and uses real-world, open-source electronics rather than branded kits. The Level 0 Explorers stream includes 40 hours per stream in Robotics, Coding, and Digital Arts (120 hours total), and Level 1 Discover includes 80 hours per stream (40 hours in class and 40 hours of home-based projects, 240 hours total), for a total of 360 hours through the end of Level 1. The program also offers eight advanced projects per stream, each lasting 2–3 months, to support professional-grade portfolios, and uses a flexible model that allows switching between afterschool classes at school, online sessions, or learning center classes, with affordable monthly payments and no contracts.
CRL was founded in 2019 by seasoned industry professionals and has expanded to over 50 schools across the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, with programs available at more than 25 schools, online, and at centers. Since 2019, it has served the Cloverdale/Surrey community and runs online and in-person classes in robotics, coding, and digital arts, with structured lessons, personal mentorship, and a social environment that encourages teamwork and creativity. The organization states that its mission is to identify early sparks for technology, offer diverse opportunities to explore, and guide children at their own pace while keeping programs affordable, predictable, and easy for families to support, and its vision is to prepare the next generation of creators, thinkers, and leaders by helping each child find the path that fits them best.
Parent testimonials report that children enjoyed the programs, found instructors nice, knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful, and that classes were described as affordable, with one parent noting that their child progressed to the next level above their age group. Multiple parents stated they would strongly or highly recommend the classes and would sign up for more, and one parent mentioned that there is no AC and it can be warm during hotter days, though their children still wanted to attend.
Last updated February 20, 2026.
• Ages: 6–13 years old
• Schedule: Summer 2025 camps for ages 9 to 12 run July 7–11, July 14–18, July 21–25, and July 28–August 1, and camps for ages 6 to 9 run August 5–8, August 11–15, August 18–22, and August 25–29, with optional evening sessions from 3 pm to 5:30 pm
• Price: $140.00–$350.00 per camp, with evening sessions (late pickup option) for $100 per camp
Cloverdale Robotics Learning (CRL) is a specialized provider of robotics, coding, and digital arts education for school-age students, with a multi-year Level 0 to Level 3 program that aligns with regional curriculum standards and uses real-world, open-source electronics rather than branded kits. The Level 0 Explorers stream includes 40 hours per stream in Robotics, Coding, and Digital Arts (120 hours total), and Level 1 Discover includes 80 hours per stream (40 hours in class and 40 hours of home-based projects, 240 hours total), for a total of 360 hours through the end of Level 1. The program also offers eight advanced projects per stream, each lasting 2–3 months, to support professional-grade portfolios, and uses a flexible model that allows switching between afterschool classes at school, online sessions, or learning center classes, with affordable monthly payments and no contracts.
CRL was founded in 2019 by seasoned industry professionals and has expanded to over 50 schools across the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, with programs available at more than 25 schools, online, and at centers. Since 2019, it has served the Cloverdale/Surrey community and runs online and in-person classes in robotics, coding, and digital arts, with structured lessons, personal mentorship, and a social environment that encourages teamwork and creativity. The organization states that its mission is to identify early sparks for technology, offer diverse opportunities to explore, and guide children at their own pace while keeping programs affordable, predictable, and easy for families to support, and its vision is to prepare the next generation of creators, thinkers, and leaders by helping each child find the path that fits them best.
Parent testimonials report that children enjoyed the programs, found instructors nice, knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful, and that classes were described as affordable, with one parent noting that their child progressed to the next level above their age group. Multiple parents stated they would strongly or highly recommend the classes and would sign up for more, and one parent mentioned that there is no AC and it can be warm during hotter days, though their children still wanted to attend.
Last updated February 20, 2026.
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