Nurturing Lifelong Explorers.
STEM & Digital Literacy Education for a Changing World
Understand the world. Create with purpose. Navigate with confidence.
Explorer Junior designs Community STEM and Digital Literacy programmes in Singapore for schools, organisations and families, helping children investigate real-world challenges, create meaningful solutions and navigate technology with confidence.
Hands-On STEM Learning with Purpose
We learn by doing.
Hands-on STEM and project-based learning that turns curiosity to confidence.
We solve real problems.
From sustainability challenges to digital safety, our programmes connect STEM to real-world issues.
We grow explorers.
Beyond academics, we nurture lifelong creators, critical thinkers and responsible digital citizens.
Explore our STEM & Digital Literacy programmes
For Parents
STEM Enrichment, Holiday Programmes & Birthday Parties
Hands-on STEM enrichment classes, holiday camps and afterschool student care in Singapore.
For Schools
Curriculum-Aligned STEM & Digital Literacy Workshops
MOE-aligned STEM workshops and AI learning experiences for primary and secondary schools in Singapore.
Micro:bit & Coding Workshops
AI & Digital Literacy Programmes
Sustainability STEM Projects
For Partners
Corporate STEM Workshops & CSR Programmes
Interactive STEM activity booths and family engagement programmes for corporate events and CSR initiatives.
Family Day STEM Activity Booths
CSR STEM Outreach Programmes
Customised Learning Events
Trusted by schools & organisations across Singapore
What parents say
Jr Engineers: Cardboard Builders Lab
Open for registration now!
A weekly Saturday engineering programme for children aged 7 to 12 at our Ubi student centre!
Over 12 sessions, design and build 8 real cardboard arcade games from scratch, a basketball launcher, tabletop football, pinball machine, tilting maze and more.
Each build introduces real physics concepts: levers, elasticity, gravity, structural integrity. No instructions. Just a brief, materials, and the freedom to figure it out.
The programme culminates in a Cardboard Games Olympics where families are invited to watch children compete with the games they built themselves.
Maximum 6 students per class for personalised mentorship.