Keti Discovery Camp

Learning doesn't stop when the school year ends

Keti Discovery Camp is an annual enrichment experience offering children opportunities in STEM, science, English, arts, technology, sports, creativity and hands-on learning.

  • Explore
  • Experiment
  • Create
  • Collaborate
  • Discover

2026 pilot

Four weeks. More than 80 children.

The successful 2026 four-week pilot grew from approximately 52 participants to more than 80 children as word spread among families.

4
Weeks
0+
Children
up from about 52
Children draw at long tables in the bright Community Library hall.
Hands-on, creative and together

What children do at camp

Activities

Science & STEM

English

Technology

Arts & creativity

Sports

Practical learning

Collaboration

Discovery projects

Next camp

Registration details are announced here

When registration opens, this section lists dates, ages, activities, fees and the registration deadline. Until then, families can ask to be notified.

Camp in pictures

Clay, paint, circuits and a lot of curiosity

Children shape coloured play dough around a table.
Children gather outdoors to watch a demonstration of preparing clay.
Children draw at long tables in the bright Community Library hall.
A smiling boy shapes a clay pot with friends at a wooden table.
Seen from above, a circle of children shapes clay pots around a table.
An elder shows two girls how to work clay by hand.
Children work at a computer connected to an electronics kit in the library.
Children make yarn crafts at a long table beside big library windows.
Children play a circle game in the library hall.
A boy carefully places a block on top of a tall wooden tower.
An adult helps a young girl stitch yarn into plastic canvas.
A girl smiles as she builds a wooden block tower.
Children listen to a presentation in the library.
Children paint with watercolours at library tables.
A boy paints a sunset silhouette on an easel.
Children paint at wooden easels in the library art corner.
A boy glues coloured paper during a craft session.
Older children talk around a table during snack time.
A girl paints birds on a branch against an orange sunset.
Arduino boards, sensors and an LCD screen laid out for a STEM session.
Children play a block-stacking game around a table.
A wall of children’s drawings and paintings from camp.
A student writes code on a computer in the library.
Children work on a big shared craft sheet at a table.
Two boys wire a breadboard circuit at a library computer.
A boy connects wires to a microcontroller in front of the library shelves.
Children cut out and colour paper shapes.
A girl gasps with delight beside her tall block tower.
A mother helps children with a craft project using a glue gun.