The way we structure our curricula, students use and strengthen many of the skills and knowledge sets that they are acquiring in school. Students use and strengthen math, language, communication, science, logical and critical thinking skills - as well as gaining self-confidence. And our students are highly motivated, because they are doing something they love - creating their own video games.

Most of our classes and summer camp programs are for students in 5th - 12th grade. We have, however, had successful students as young as 3rd grade. The way we structure our course material, and the individual attention given to students, guarantee that every single student is challenged and always growing and progressing, no matter what age.

We try to maintain a minimum of 1 teacher for every 4 students, a 4-to-1 teacher-to-student ratio. (For example, a class of 12 students would have at least 3 instructors in the room.) Because programming games can be complex at times, it often requires some one-on-one help during class. We always make sure that we have enough instructors in the classroom so that every student can receive the individual attention and help they need to succeed. At the same time, we have enough instructors to keep the class moving along at a fun pace, even while other instructors are working one-on-one with students. We feel this is an extremely important part of the success of our students, and we pride ourselves on our high teacher-to-student ratio.

No. Each child in our classes works on their own computer. This is very important. This type of design and programming work must be done fully hands-on, and it's important that each student do all of the work themselves. Children never share computers in class.

We currently hold Game Builders Academy classes at Hofstra University, in Hempstead, New York and at The Newton Institute, in Bayside, New York.

We currently hold Saturday Classes at the Newton Institute (Bayside, NY) and we hold summer camp programs at both Hofstra University (Hempstead, NY) and at The Newton Institute.

Yes. We are working with Hofstra, Newton, and other schools to expand our weekday offerings. We will shortly be offering after-school programs during the school year.

Yes. We are currently building curricula for more advanced game development courses, Cartooning and Animation courses, and Robotics courses. Check this website frequently for new postings. And join our free email list if you would like to receive information and our free Newsletter via email

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