🌟 2026 English STEAM Summer Camp in Hsinchu

🔬 Science, Technology, and Creativity for Curious Young Learners

Summer is more than a school break. It is a valuable time for children to build focus, confidence, logical thinking, English communication skills, and hands-on problem-solving ability.

The 2026 English STEAM Summer Camp, organized by the Hsinchu City Science Education Promotion Association, is designed for elementary and junior high school students who enjoy exploring, building, experimenting, coding, and presenting their ideas.

Through science experiments, engineering projects, Micro:bit sensor coding, AI programming, English communication, and inquiry-based learning, students learn by doing — and by explaining what they discover.

📍 our classes are held at rented classroom space in the College of Education area at National Tsing Hua University, providing a calm and learning-focused environment for exploration, projects, and presentations.

💡 Why Choose a STEAM Camp Instead of a Regular Summer Program?

Many summer programs keep children busy. A meaningful learning camp should do more than that.

At the end of the day, children should be able to say:

💬 “I discovered something new.”🛠️ “I solved a problem.”🎨 “I built something.”🎤 “I can explain how it works.”

That is the goal of this camp.

Each week includes:

✅ A clear weekly theme✅ Hands-on projects✅ Guided thinking✅ Science records✅ A final showcase or presentation

So parents can see what their child has learned.

🚀 What Is an English STEAM Camp?

STEAM stands for:

🔬 Science💻 Technology🛠️ Engineering🎨 Arts📐 Mathematics

This is not a traditional English class, and it is not just a science activity camp.

Instead, students use English naturally while working on real science and technology challenges. They may describe an experiment, explain a robot design, present Micro:bit sensor data, or share what they observed during a project.

Students will practice:

📘 Science vocabulary🗣️ English reading and speaking🎤 Project-based communication🔎 Experiment observation🛠️ Engineering design🤖 Micro:bit and sensor-based coding🌟 Presentation skills

English becomes a useful tool for thinking, creating, and communicating — not just something to memorize for a test.

✨ Program Highlights

🔬 1. Inquiry-Based Science Experiments

Each week begins with a real-world question, such as:

🌬️ How can wind make a machine move?💡 How do sensors detect light, sound, movement, or vibration?🌱 How can technology help us solve everyday problems?🧪 How do scientists observe, test, record, and explain their findings?

Students follow the learning process of:

❓ Ask questions👀 Observe carefully🧪 Experiment📝 Record results🧠 Think logically🎤 Share discoveries

This helps children learn not only the answer, but also how to find the answer.

🤖 2. Micro:bit Sensor Coding

For upper elementary and junior high school students, the camp includes BBC Micro:bit sensor coding, data collection, simple chart analysis, and project presentation.

Students may work with real-world data such as:

☀️ Light🌡️ Temperature🔊 Sound🏃 Motion📳 Vibration⚡ Acceleration

This is more than learning to code. Students learn how technology can observe the world, collect information, analyze patterns, and help solve problems.

It is a strong foundation for students who may later explore:

🏆 Science fairs🤖 Technology competitions🧠 AI learning🚗 Robotics💻 Programming

🗣️ 3. English Presentation and Project Showcase

Each week includes a project showcase where students practice explaining their work in English or bilingual English-Chinese format.

Students will learn how to:

🎤 Introduce their project🛠️ Describe what they built🧪 Explain their experiment📊 Share results🧠 Organize their ideas🌟 Speak with more confidence

Many children have creative ideas but need more opportunities to express them clearly. Through weekly presentations, students gradually build confidence, communication skills, and logical thinking.

📅 Flexible Weekly Enrollment

The 2026 English STEAM Summer Camp is organized by weekly themes. Families may register for one week or choose multiple weeks based on the child’s age, interests, and summer schedule.

This is ideal for families who:

✈️ Have travel plans during summer🏡 Need flexible weekly arrangements🔍 Want their child to try one week first🎯 Prefer to choose themes based on interest🌈 Want a meaningful summer learning experience

Students do not need to register for the entire summer. They may begin with one week and continue if they enjoy the experience.

👦👧 Who Is This Camp For?

This camp is suitable for children who:

🔍 Enjoy asking “why” and “how”🧩 Like building, making, and experimenting🤖 Are interested in robots, sensors, coding, or AI🧪 Enjoy science experiments and hands-on projects🗣️ Want to improve English speaking and presentation skills🎯 Need more practice with focus, logical thinking, and problem solving🌱 Would benefit from a structured but creative summer learning environment

No advanced English fluency is required. Teachers will guide students according to their level and help them use English naturally through meaningful activities.

details and timetable: :

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

✅ Can my child join for only one week?

Yes. Each week has its own theme, so families may register for one week or multiple weeks.

✅ Does my child need strong English skills?

No. The camp is designed to help students use English naturally through science and technology activities. Teachers will provide guidance based on each child’s level.

✅ Does the Micro:bit course require coding experience?

No prior coding experience is required for beginner-level classes. Students will start with basic sensor concepts and simple programming logic.

✅ Will there be a final presentation?

Yes. Each week includes a project showcase, science record, or English presentation so students can share what they have learned.

✅ Where is the camp held?

📍 Hsinchu city Location: we rented classroom space in the College of Education area at National Tsing Hua University.

📍 Zhubei LocationRuitu Learning TechnologyNo. 161, Section 1, Fuxing 3rd Road, Zhubei City.

✅ Is this program organized by National Tsing Hua University?

No. This program is organized by the Hsinchu City Science Education Promotion Association. The Hsinchu location uses rented classroom space at National Tsing Hua University. The program is not organized, co-organized, sponsored, or officially authorized by National Tsing Hua University.

🎒 2026 English Technology Exploration Camp

📍 Hsinchu city- Location: rented classroom space in the College of Education area, National Tsing Hua University

📍 Zhubei Location Ruitu Learning TechnologyNo. 161, Section 1, Fuxing 3rd Road, Zhubei City

🌐 Website: www.ruitulearning.com

✨ Give your child a summer filled with curiosity, creativity, confidence, and meaningful learning.