Stressed about your child's options for secondary schools as a new school year starts?

Direct School Admissions (DSA) is a program that allows primary 6 students to apply to schools in May/June of their PSLE year. By showcasing technology related talents which are trainable by us, your child can receive offers to their preferred secondary schools before sitting for their exams, alleviating the stress of the Secondary 1 posting exercise.

Join us for a short FREE DSA Info-Session during our Open House on Saturday, 17 February 2024. We'll address all your important DSA-related inquiries, including the application process, school prerequisites, track differences, and sample interview questions based on our experiences and research.

While you're at our DSA Info-Session, your child can join us for a free trial class for a module of his/her choice! Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity - sign up now!

For students:

Select modules which pique your interest, from learning robotics through LEGO SPIKE Essentials and LEGO SPIKE Prime, game development through Minecraft and Roblox, or coding through Python. Suitable for ages 4 to 12 and FREE for 30 minutes just on this special day.

For parents:

• FREE DSA Info-Session
• $30 Registration Fee waived
• $100 OFF our March Holiday Camps
• Up to $140 OFF if you purchase packages for 20 hours and above
• Up to $800 OFF for DSA packages
• $30 OFF for existing students when their friend buys a package
  
  

Schedule:

1pm - 1.30pm (1 slot only)
*For students, please choose only 1 module. Parents can choose the DSA Info-Session.

• DSA Info-Session (For Parents) - Direct School Admission (DSA) is a program that allows Primary 6 students to apply to schools before taking the PSLE. There are currently more than 50 schools that cover a variety of areas such as coding, robotics and STEAM (science, engineering, technology, the arts and mathematics).
• LEGO SPIKE Essentials (Ages 4 to 9) - The WeDo program combines traditional LEGO bricks with sensors, servo motors and microprocessors to create machines. Using a hands-on approach, children will learn the mechanics of robotic builds to learn engineering and science concepts.
• LEGO SPIKE Prime (Ages 9 to 12) - Whilst challenging their creativity and problem-solving skills, the LEGO SPIKE Prime robotics program teaches teens to think outside the box to solve complex real-world problems. In addition, this program equips students with 21st century STEM skills.
• Minecraft: Education Edition (Ages 8 to 12) - Learn to code through the world of Minecraft. Students will learn the fundamentals of game development whilst learning science. Topics include energy, physics, chemistry and engineering principles for both primary and high school levels.
• Roblox Coding (Ages 9 to 12) - Go beyond playing your favourite Roblox games and become the designer of your own Roblox game, made possible by learning the programming language Lua on the Roblox Studio editor. Students will learn to publish their own games too.
• Python Basics (Ages 11 to 12) - Learn to code in Python, the world’s most famous coding language. Projects include art design, games, quizzes, chatbots and much more. Python is easy to learn and is an essential industry langauge for programmers.