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Young Engineers - Saturday Classes (6 week term)

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Jamieson Way Community Centre 59 Jamieson Way, Point Cook, VIC, 3030 Get directions

About

Running in more than 170 schools across Australia, now coming to the Werribee, Point Cook and surrounds. If you're in the Wyndham community, please sure to keep reading. This is a 6 week term program occuring every Saturday with sessions of 90mins each. Limited spots per session, book early to secure your child's place.

Step into the shoes of a real-world engineer. Through guided LEGO® builds and hands-on challenges, children learn engineering concepts in a fun way that sparks both curiosity and imagination.

Session details are as follows:

📅 NOV 7, 14, 21, 28; DEC 5, 12
🕗 4:15pm – 5:45pm

Who: Grade 1-6

Location: 59 Jamieson Way, Point Cook, VIC 3030.

Each session focuses on a different STEM concept and gives your child the full Young Engineers experience in just 90 minutes. They learn, build and play with their own made motorised LEGO prototype.

What to expect in each session:
✨ Learn engineering concepts through fun stories and real-world examples
🧱 Build motorised LEGO® models, like a forklift or a fairground ride, that bring those concepts to life
🏁 Experiment through team games and guided challenges, tweaking and testing as they go
🧠 Imagine how their designs could be pushed further to solve bigger problems
🎉 Share and celebrate what they've built

What to bring:
💧 Water bottle
✅ All materials and equipment provided

About Young Engineers
Running in 170 schools in Australia. Now coming to City of Wyndham.

Young Engineers runs hands-on STEM programs that spark a love of learning through play. Our educators bring lessons to life with stories, real experiments and thoughtfully designed challenges that keep children engaged from start to finish.

Through guided projects, children build motorised LEGO® prototypes of historical, modern and functional machines, picking up real-world maths, physics and engineering fundamentals along the way. But just as importantly, they build the human skills that machines can't replace: resilience when a design fails, curiosity to keep exploring, and the critical thinking to work out why something didn't go to plan. In a world being reshaped by AI, these are the skills that will matter most, and they're best learned early, through play.

We believe today's young engineers are tomorrow's creators, innovators and problem-solvers.

Contact Information - Ayushi Chhawchharia Ph 0423156749

 

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