NORY differentiates itself by combining high-tech STEM projects with a strong focus on nurturing core soft skills: resilience, inquisitiveness, and empathy, through an award-winning curriculum and inspiring, empathetic teachers.
NORY Summer Camps offer a dynamic STEM-powered experience where children aged 3-12 engage in hands-on robotics, woodworking, and coding projects. The curriculum is designed to foster entrepreneurial thinking, creative problem-solving, and empathetic leadership skills. Campers embark on weekly missions, tackling real-world challenges or imaginative adventures, transforming campsites into elaborate structures like life-size wooden forts or designing smart cities with self-driving vehicles. The program emphasizes developing resilience, inquisitiveness, and empathy through collaborative projects and the use of NORY's proprietary technology, which makes high-tech projects accessible to all age groups. Older campers (8-12 years) also delve into advanced coding, including natural language programming for creating web apps and digital projects, and physical computing with Arduino boards.
A typical day involves diving into the week's theme with hands-on projects, a snack break, more project work designing and building robots, lunch and recess, outdoor activities like rocket launching or color wars, and specialty activities including team and creative projects that support the weekly theme.
NORY Summer Camps are best for children who are curious, enjoy hands-on STEM activities, and are eager to develop problem-solving, teamwork, and leadership skills.
Multiple Locations (e.g., Allen-Stevenson School, 132 E 78th St, NY 10075; Long Island University, Brooklyn)
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