No prior experience is required. Our courses are beginner-friendly while still offering enough challenge and creativity to keep experienced students engaged and learning.
Make the most of March Break with hands-on Specialty Courses that let students learn new skills, take on exciting projects, and explore something they’re passionate about.
Make the most of March Break with hands-on Specialty Courses that let students learn new skills, take on exciting projects, and explore something they’re passionate about.
The STEAM Project’s Specialty Courses give students the opportunity to turn ideas into hands-on learning experiences. Through programs like Woodworking, Tiny Homes, 3D Printing, and Chocolate Factory, students build practical skills using professional-grade tools in a safe, structured, and age-appropriate environment.



Standalone Modules – No Prerequisites Required. Take one or both!
Learn the fundamentals of woodworking Projects offered encompass Creative selections, such as the Puzzler, Candy Dispenser, and Picture Frame, alongside Classic choices, including the Pencil Holder, Tool Caddy, and Birdhouse.
Design and build a powerful, programmable robot while exploring the exciting world of 3D printing. Students will customize their robots with interchangeable accessories, design 3D models, and learn how to operate and troubleshoot 3D printers before putting their creations to the ultimate test!



Before and After Care options are available for families who need a little extra flexibility with their schedules.
Meal plan availability is still to be confirmed. We will provide more information once details are finalized.


Specialty Courses
561 Edward Ave Unit 1
Richmond Hill ON L4C 9W6
Our Specialty Courses are designed for a range of age groups, typically from ages 9–14. Each course is tailored to be age-appropriate while still offering exciting real-world tools, technologies, and challenges.
No prior experience is required. Our courses are beginner-friendly while still offering enough challenge and creativity to keep experienced students engaged and learning.
Yes. Student safety is a top priority. All activities are supervised by trained instructors, and students are taught proper tool handling, safety procedures, and workshop expectations before beginning projects.
Students work on a variety of hands-on projects that may include robotics builds, woodworking creations, engineering challenges, coding activities, digital design projects, and collaborative inventions they can take pride in.
Please feel free to contact us through our form below!
The STEAM Project Makerspace
561 Edward Ave. Unit 1
Richmond Hill, ON, L4C 9W6
Markham Museum
9350 Markham Rd.
Markham, ON, L6E 1A2
Richland Academy
11570 Yonge St.
Richmond Hill, ON, L4E 3N7
Lauremont Upper School
500 Elgin Mills Rd E
Richmond Hill, ON, L4C 5G1
Holy Trinity School
11300 Bayview Ave.
Richmond Hill, ON, L4S 1L4
Century Private School
11181 Yonge St.
Richmond Hill, ON, L4S 1L2
Markham Museum
9350 Markham Rd.
Markham, ON, L6E 1A2
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