NORY goes beyond traditional STEM education by focusing on nurturing "changemakers" through a project-based approach that builds resilience, inquisitiveness, and empathy alongside technical skills.
NORY Robotics & STEM Camp offers an immersive, project-based learning experience where children engage in hands-on activities across robotics, woodworking, and coding. Campers tackle purposeful missions, ranging from real-world challenges to imaginative adventures, fostering entrepreneurial thinking, creative problem-solving, and empathetic leadership. The curriculum is designed to help children develop resilience, inquisitiveness, and empathy, which are considered fundamental skills for thriving in an ever-changing world. Activities include building life-size wooden forts, designing smart cities with self-driving vehicles, and creating unique robotic projects. Older campers (8-12 years) also delve into advanced coding, Roblox game building, and physical computing projects, applying their programming to control physical robots and observe real-life impacts. The camp emphasizes a collaborative environment where children are encouraged to experiment, iterate, and learn from their "awesome mistakes" to achieve their goals.
A typical day includes two hands-on project sessions focused on the weekly theme, a snack break, complimentary lunch and recess, and outdoor activities. The day concludes with specialty activities, including team projects, creative projects, and for older campers, coding, Roblox game building, and physical computing projects, followed by science experiments and a celebration of soft skills.
The ideal student is an inventive, creative problem-solver who enjoys hands-on challenges and is eager to design and experiment with solutions.
132 E 78th St, New York, NY 10075
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