what we offer

Interactive Career Quiz: A fun quiz that matches kids with potential career paths based on their interests and strengths.
Career Day Events: Virtual or in-person events where professionals from different fields share insights about their jobs. Kids can ask questions and learn about different careers.
“Future Me” Journals: Encourage kids to create a journal where they write or draw about their dream job, the skills they think they need, and what they imagine their workday would look like.

STEM Workshops: Hands-on workshops where kids can experiment with simple robotics, coding, or science experiments.
Creative Arts Classes: Drawing, painting, digital art, or even basic photography classes to encourage creativity.
Public Speaking & Leadership Programs: Fun public speaking exercises where kids can practice presenting ideas, giving speeches, or leading small projects.

Mindfulness & Relaxation Sessions: Short lessons in breathing exercises or mindfulness to help kids manage stress and emotions.
Team-building Games: Activities that emphasize teamwork, collaboration, and problem-solving.
Kindness Projects: Encourage kids to organize or participate in community service or charity work, like donating books or volunteering for environmental cleanups.

Create Your Own Business: Workshops where kids can brainstorm their own business ideas, create a simple plan, and even “pitch” their idea to their classmates.
Mini Market: Have students make products (arts and crafts, baked goods, etc.) and sell them to classmates, teaching them about supply, demand, and basic economics.

Build Your Own Invention: A creative challenge where kids design their own inventions, like a simple machine, a new toy, or a gadget.
Bridge or Tower Building Challenge: Using everyday materials like straws, popsicle sticks, or tape, challenge kids to build structures that can hold weight.

Basic Coding Classes: Introduce kids to coding with fun platforms like Scratch, Code.org, or even Minecraft modding for beginners.
Create Your Own Video or Animation: Teach kids how to create simple animations or videos with apps like iMovie or Tinkercad.

Online Games & Simulations: Educational games that let kids simulate real-life scenarios, like managing a farm, running a restaurant, or solving global problems.
Virtual Field Trips: Take kids on a “virtual” trip to famous museums, historical sites, or even outer space using online resources and videos.

Nature Exploration: Field trips or virtual tours focused on nature, ecosystems, and wildlife conservation.
Sustainability Challenges: Have students come up with ways to reduce waste, conserve energy, or recycle creatively in their school or home.

Healthy Eating & Cooking Workshops: Teach kids to make simple, nutritious meals or snacks.
Physical Fitness Challenges: Set up fun, friendly fitness challenges like running, jumping, or yoga sessions.

Robotics Club: Let kids explore robotics and engineering in a collaborative environment.
Book Club: A space where kids can discuss their favorite books or read together and share their thoughts.
Drama & Performing Arts: A drama club where kids can act in skits or put on small plays, building confidence and creativity.

Homework Help or Tutoring: Offer peer tutoring or volunteer assistance to help kids with challenging subjects like math, reading, or science.
Reading Programs: Create reading challenges that reward kids for finishing books or engaging in new genres.

World Culture Days: Have students research different countries and present cultural traditions, music, or food from around the world.
Language Clubs: Introduce kids to different languages through fun games, songs, and activities.

Storytelling Workshops: Help kids create and tell their own stories, whether through writing, comics, or performance.
Poetry Contests: Encourage creative expression through poetry, where kids can showcase their talent.

Student Mentoring: Older students mentor younger students, offering guidance on schoolwork, life advice, and sharing their own experiences.
Community Leaders: Bring in local leaders (e.g., police officers, community organizers) to discuss their work and experiences with kids.

Art Contests: Have art competitions based on a theme, like “My Dream Job” or “A Better World.”
Math Olympiad: Hold friendly math challenges where kids compete individually or in teams.