Grades 2–5 · Winter 2026 · Cape Town

MakeCraft

3D Modelling & Redstone Engineering in Minecraft

Mon 29 June or Tue 7 July
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The camp

Think in Three Dimensions. Build with Purpose.

MakeCraft harnesses the creative freedom of Minecraft to teach 3D visualisation and redstone circuitry. Campers move from building simple structures to engineering complex architectural feats.

The second half of the day is devoted to exploring the physics of redstone, Minecraft’s most mysterious element. Using redstone, we build logic gates, roller-coasters, flying machines and much more.

By 3:30pm, we will have…

  • Learned how to plan builds in three dimensions.
  • Learned to read technical 3D drafts.
  • Built over 15 different structures.
  • Learned how Redstone logic works — gates, switches and circuits
  • Built a working contraption, like a roller-coaster or flying machine
  • Demoed our builds at the parent showcase
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Good to know

The essentials.

Grades2–5
DatesMon 29 Jun or Tue 7 Jul
Time8:00am – 3:30pm
WhereRondebosch Sports Club
PriceR950 early bird

Every camp includesA printed certificate, games & activities, a parent showcase, flexible drop-off, like-minded friends, and a 1:12 staff-to-camper ratio.

Before you book

Frequently asked.

Does my child need any experience?

None at all. Total beginners and seasoned builders both thrive — a mentor meets every camper exactly where they are.

Do they need their own laptop?

No — we provide everything, from the laptops to Minecraft and all the gear. They just bring themselves.

What should they bring?

Just lunch, snacks and a water bottle. We handle the rest, and there are breaks built into the day.

How big are the groups?

Small and personal — we cap it at a 1:12 mentor-to-camper ratio so no one gets left behind.

Can I come to the showcase?

Please do! The last half-hour is a parent showcase where campers demo what they built that day.

What if they’ve never played Minecraft on a computer?

Perfectly fine. However, they might not get as far as other students as they will spend some time getting used to the controls.

What if they are Minecraft pros?

We have yet to meet a camper we could not push to a new limit - bring it on!