The STEM Collective
STEM Summer Camps for Students Entering Grades 5–8
Designed for students entering grades 5–8, The STEM Collective offers meaningful STEM experiences through science, technology, engineering, creative design, and collaborative problem-solving. Students investigate real-world topics, complete hands-on projects, and build confidence while learning with their peers.
The STEM Collective is run by Su Yun’s Chinese Learning Center in Albany. Summer 2027 camp weeks, topics and tuition will be posted soon; the Summer 2026 program below shows what to expect. For updates, email info@suyunschinese.com or call (510) 833-7088.
The STEM Collective
Camp Schedule
Camp
Dates
Creating a Godot Platformer Game
Jun 8–12
3D Printing: Hex Maps
Jun 15–19
3D Printing: Miniatures
Jun 22–26
Vex Robotics: Search and Rescue (2-wk camp)
June 29–July 10
Maker's Market Carnival
July 13–17
Cooking 15-Minute Meals
July 20–24
Carpentry: Treasure Chest
July 27–31
Classic Chemistry
Aug 3–7
Camp descriptions
For full description of each week of camp, please click on the links below or visit The STEM Collective website.
tuition
Camp Hours — 9am to 3pm — $525/week (materials fee may apply)
AM Care — 8am to 9am — $25/week
PM Extended Care — 3pm to 5pm — $50/week
Ways to save $25 per week (discounts cannot be combined):
Enroll and submit payment before March 15th
Bring a friend / sibling! You and your guest will each receive the discount
Come back for more! Join us for 3+ weeks of camp
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about grade eligibility, STEM activities, experience requirements, camp preparation, registration, and cancellation policies.
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The STEM Collective summer camps are designed for students entering fifth through eighth grade. The program gives upper-elementary and middle-school students opportunities to explore science, technology, engineering, design, and creative problem-solving through hands-on projects.
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Projects vary by session and may include robotics, engineering design, electronics, coding, game development, woodworking, digital fabrication, scientific investigation, and collaborative problem-solving.
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No previous STEM, coding, or engineering experience is generally required unless a specific camp session states otherwise. Activities are designed to help students learn new skills step by step while providing additional challenges for students with prior experience.
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Students should bring a lunch, water bottle, comfortable clothing, and any session-specific supplies listed in the registration materials. Families should review the current camp information before the first day for the complete packing list.
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Families can use the registration link on this page to review current sessions, dates, availability, and enrollment requirements. Contact us directly if you need help choosing the most appropriate camp.
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Cancellation and refund eligibility depends on when a withdrawal request is submitted. Families should review the cancellation and refund policy before registering.