[Returning] Python Problem Solving

• For 12 - 15-year olds.
• 1-on-1 mentoring in small learning group of 1:6 teacher-student ratio.
• Student mentored at individual pace, ensuring no learning gaps.
• One week in-person class, Mon - Fri, 3 hrs per day.
• As each student is mentored at individual pace, the student may need up to 2 weeks of camp to complete Level 1. If the student completes Level 1 mid week, the teacher will start the student on Level 2. Level 2 students will continue with where they stopped at the weekly classes / previous camp.

Pick an intake (all Mon - Fri), 9:30am- 12:30pm: :
Dec 2025

• 1 - 5 Dec
• 8 - 12 Dec
• 15 - 19 Dec

• Current Python Problem Solving (PY) student at LCCL or who have enrolled to LCCL previously in the PY curriculum.

Image: Class discussing the implementation of code where 40-hour manual task is reduced to 10 mins automation.

This programme is part of the LCCL Core Curriculum, and its instructional design is guided by the LCCL Progression Framework. By the end of Python Problem Solving levels 1 and 2, the learner:

1. Is able to code most if not any, solutions to with the Python Standard Library
2. Attained a mastery of fundamental coding concepts
3. Applied computational problem solving strategies

• Fundamental coding concepts with Python
• Good code practices and optimisation
• Python Standard Library common functions
• Variables
• Conditionals
• Functions
• Loops
• Lists
• String methods and manipulation
• Input/output
• Dictionary and other collection types
• File input/output
• Simple object-oriented
• Working with modules
• Error and exception handling
• Iteration and recursion
• Object-orientated programming with Python

• Algorithms
• Abstraction
• Pattern recognition
• Decomposition
• Evaluation and debugging

Image: A program coded by a student during class in Level 1.

Our academy is founded and led by a team of experienced computer science educators and practitioners. Our age-appropriate and progressive curriculum ensures in-depth understanding and strong fundamentals. This is proven over the years with multiple student wins:

• Platinum awards at the Hwa Chong Infocomm Challenge in 2023, 2024
• 2nd place at the IDE Code Builder 2024
• Finalist at the IDE Code hacker 2024
• Four students in the top 20 at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2024
• 1st place at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , secondary school level
• 1st and 3rd places at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , primary school level
• 1st, Best Programming Award in the National Robotics Competition (Regular) 2023, primary school level
• 1st, Global Robotics Games 2023, preschool level
• Three students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2023
• 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , secondary school level
• 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , primary school level
• 2nd, National Robotics Competition 2022, pre-school level
• Seven students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2022
• Other wins in 2018 - 2023

Image: LCCL Python students and their first place win at the NRC 2022.

How do I know if my child is suitable for this?

This camp is for current Python Problem Solving (PY) student at LCCL or who have enrolled to LCCL previously in the PY curriculum.

Is the class in-person?

The camp intake is in person. Online classes are available for regular weekly students.

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