Penguin Coding School runs week-long summer coding and STEM camps at its Acton center, where kids code in Minecraft, MakeCode game development or Python and get off-screen time on Lego robotics, 3D printing and hands-on science experiments, plus lunch and snack breaks outdoors. Sessions are full-day 9am–3pm, Monday through Friday, and families pick any week between late June and early September; early and extended day are available. Programs are grouped by age from 6 to 12, with a counselor-in-training track for teens 13–18.
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★★★★★Alaina StuartMy daughter had an absolute blast at Penguin's summer camp. She learned so many fun things both on the computer and off. She's already asked to go back.
★★★★★alia layneMy son loves this place! Last summer he went to 6 different camps, like Nara, farm camp in Westford, team works, sports camp and Penguin for 3 days. This summer he said all he wanted to do was Penguin with Gwen. Gwen all the staff are so kind and genuinely excited about coding and science. It makes the kids excited too. My son is so proud to have games he created available in Roblox.
★★★★Rajvi SenWell structured and organized, my kid enjoyed his two weeks in the program and asked to return next summer.
★★★★★Clarissa CooleyKids love it. Staff and management are really great.
★★★★★Cid da Silva (Cid)My daughter has been coming to this location of Penguin Coding for over one year now. She loves the class and the teacher is very attentive to her needs. Gwen is the one currently teaching her Minecraft coding. I also have my step kid learning Roblox Coding with Gwen. This place is definitely worth a shot. Kids need to learn coding and this place is great for that. They also offer Robotics but my daughter and my step son were not interested. If I was younger and had more time on my belt, I would take it Robotics. It seems very fun and my daughter and my step son are always excited to go to those classes.