Spring school holidays are creeping up fast. And, if you’re already dreading the “I’m booorred” chorus, Code Camp has you covered. This season’s line-up is looking a little different – and honestly, a lot more interesting.
Drones are taking off, AI Camp is filling fast, and the crochet hooks are coming back out for another round of Get Crafty.
About Code Camp
Code Camp is Australia’s #1 school holiday program, And, has inspired over 250,000 kids to get creative through coding, digital tech and crafting.
Code Camp runs holiday programs for kids aged 5 to 13 right across the country. And, this spring’s programs cater to two very different (but equally curious) types of kids: those who want to get hands-on with cutting-edge tech and those who’d honestly rather put the screens down and make something with their hands. Good news – both will have a blast.
Drones, AI and the Kind of Tech Kids Are Actually Excited About
Forget generic holiday activities. Drone Camp puts kids in the pilot’s seat for real flight missions, teaching them to code and fly drones through challenges set around the world. It’s hands-on STEM that doesn’t feel like learning – it feels like an adventure.
AI Camp tackles the question a lot of us parents are quietly asking ourselves too. Like, what actually is AI, and how does it work? Kids get a proper, age-appropriate look at generative AI and computer vision, how it’s already shaping the world around them, and what it might mean for their future.
And for the Kids Who’d Rather Skip the Screens
Get Crafty is back. And it’s grown. Kids can pick up crochet, knitting or macrame, illustrate their own graphic novel from scratch, or spend the week building an entire miniature house, complete with wallpaper and furniture. No devices required, just imagination (and maybe a bit of glitter).
Camp Weeks
- Week 1: Monday 21 Sept – Friday 25 Sept – QLD + VIC
- Week 2: Monday 28 Sept – Friday 2 Oct – All states
- Week 3: Monday 5 Oct – Friday 9 Oct – NSW, WA, SA, ACT
Note: Monday 5 October 2026 is a public holiday in NSW, SA, ACT and QLD.
For more info and to check locations near you, visit codecamp.com.au.
