Spark your child’s creativity at The STEAM Project’s Makerspace. Students from JK to Grade 8 can learn coding & STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) through our in-person courses and classes. Our curriculum is developed by Ontario Certified Teachers, and we provide access to advanced tools and technology like 3D printers, robotics, and laser cutters for students to learn in a hands-on, experiential way!
The STEAM Project’s Fall Term courses give students the opportunity to turn ideas into hands-on learning experiences. Through programs like Woodworking, Tiny Homes, 3D Printing, and our Inventor series, students build practical skills using professional-grade tools in a safe, structured, and age-appropriate environment.
Our STEAM programs are designed to get children excited to learn through hands-on innovation, both in and out of the classroom.
It’s no secret that kids do better in school when they love what they learn. We help kids build the confidence they need to succeed!
The STEAM Project is the perfect place to let kids bring their imagination into reality through a variety of high-tech mediums.
Students in our Mini Makers Program will explore a variety of new skills such as basic woodworking, craft techniques, and robotics through building a new project every week!







Students in our Spark Program will develop skills in 3D design, woodworking, engineering, coding, and robotics, and use them to create innovative projects every week!
Explore the world of coding and engineering with everyone’s favourite building kit, LEGO! Powered by the LEGO SPIKE Essential set, students will build unique LEGO structures and program them to light up, make sounds, and move!









Students in our IGNITE Program will build upon skills like woodworking and robotics, but also learn new skills such as 2D and 3D design software and circuit building to start translating what they see on a screen into something they can build with their hands!
Dive into the world of coding and engineering with everyone’s favorite building kit, LEGO! Using the latest LEGO SPIKE System, young builders will create cool projects with motors, gears, and sensors, learning about electricity, coding, and problem-solving as they tackle real-life challenges.
Learn woodworking skills in a safe, hands-on, exploration-based environment! Students will learn basic safety practices, hand tools, construction techniques, and finishing methods. No experience required!
Build a strong coding foundation by learning JavaScript (Ages 8–10) or Python (Ages 10–14) through hands-on projects, problem-solving, and real-world programming challenges.








Learn woodworking in a safe, hands-on environment. Students learn basic safety practices, hand tools, construction techniques, and finishing methods. No experience required!
Explore cutting-edge 3D printing technology — from designing 3D models to learning how to operate and troubleshoot different printers.
Be the architect of your own dream tiny home! Students create architectural scale models using 3D design software, circuit building, furniture design, 3D printing, and fabric weaving.
Build a strong coding foundation by learning JavaScript (Ages 8–10) or Python (Ages 10–14) through hands-on projects, problem-solving, and real-world programming challenges.
Design and build a programmable, remote-controlled Battle Bot powerful enough to battle other robots! Students learn to assemble and swap out accessories to customize how their robot battles. May the best robot win!
Dive deeper into coding and electronics by transitioning to more difficult coding structures and building more sophisticated projects with LEDs and motors.
Design and build your own robotic arm, then put it to the test with customized challenges! From 3D designing mechanical parts to building electronic circuits, students create a fully functional robot they can control.
Have an idea you want to bring to life? Learn how to create art through sewing, stamp carving, fashion design, wire working, and more. We’ll give you the tools and skills to create your own art!














Finding the perfect after school program for your children can be a challenging task. At The STEAM Project, we are pleased to offer new families the opportunity to take part in a test class, allowing your child to experience our programs with no obligation or risk.
Our in-person courses are held in our state-of-the-art Makerspace, packed with advanced tools and technology. With tools like 3D printers and laser cutters, youth learn to use emerging technologies to turn their ideas into reality.
Feel free to reach out if you need further information about our programs.

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