Maker Space – Summer Camp Registration
Interactive, hands-on, fun science learning
Maker Space – Summer Camp
Get ready to tinker, create, and innovate at the Science Fuse Maker Space – Summer Camp 2025! Designed for curious minds aged 10–14 years, this exciting 4-week journey will take children through hands-on experiences combining science, sustainability, art, and technology. Campers will explore real-world problems and learn to solve them using empathy, creativity, and teamwork—through Design Thinking, AI, 3D printing, storytelling, and more!
- Camp Details:
- Dates: June 16 – July 11, 2025
- Days: Weekdays only (Monday to Friday)
- Timings: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- Duration: 4 weeks (20 sessions)
- Age Group: 10–14 years
- Registration Fee: PKR 33,500/-
- Venue: Daftarkhwan Vogue, Lahore
What to Expect:
🔸 Phase 1: Discover & Empathize (June 16 – 20)
Campers will be introduced to Design Thinking, teamwork, and creative problem-solving. Led by Science Fuse and Funkaar, children will engage in storytelling, empathy mapping, and playful prototyping using recycled materials and science experiments.
🔸 Phase 2: Explore Sustainability (June 23 – 27)
With Agriverse and Science Fuse, children will explore eco-friendly solutions through activities like building hydroponics, water-saving irrigation models, solar ovens, and pollinator habitats—connecting innovation with nature.
🔸 Phase 3: Design with Technology (June 30 – July 4)
Ma’maar.ai will lead this week focused on AI and 3D design. Campers will use AI tools for ideation and learn 3D modelling to turn their concepts into tangible prototypes they can take home.
🔸 Phase 4: Storytelling & Showcase (July 7 – 11)
In the final week, children will refine their projects, craft compelling stories, and prepare to present their ideas in a public Maker Space Showcase for family and friends.
Fill out this registration form to get registered, or feel free to reach out to us at +923100045356 for any questions. We can’t wait to welcome your child to the Science Fuse Maker Space – Summer Camp 2025!
Its not just about teaching..
Lets make science fun together!
Our incredible science communicators will create an engaging and informal learning environment through a series of hands-on scientific investigations, demonstrations, videos and discussions. The workshop is not just aimed at improving children’s scientific literacy but also aims to nurture their sense of wonder and cultivate critical-thinking, science enquiry, collaboration and communication skills in children.
Its not just about teaching..
Our Programs are
fun, inspiring and relevant science learning engagements & educational resources. Students, teachers and communities can all benefit from our expertise. We aim to improve scientific literacy, and ignite a strong passion for science in children.
Fun, interactive and hands-on
Inspirational STEM Experiences
Loved by children & Adults
Ignite the sense of wonder
Relevant to Pakistani Culture
Our Impact
We’ve impacted 45,000+ children across Pakistan
In the last 4 years, our educational programs & engagements have impacted almost 45,000 children, trained 650 teachers & nurtured a community of 200 Science Communicators across Pakistan. During this time, we’ve worked closely with 250 schools based all across the country, ranging from government, charitable & low-income private schools to leading high-end private schools.
Children Impacted
Teachers Trained
Schools Engaged
Watch our CEO talk about the impact of Science Fuse and the importance of Science Education on national TV in Pakistan
We were selected as one of the Dasani Heroes (Coca-Cola) because of the educational change we are driving in Pakistan. Watch our video to learn more about our mission and what motivates us!
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“Brilliant opportunity for children from low income areas to be part of a fun and stimulating educational experience.”
Shabina Mustafa - Founder The Garage School
“.. I saw these sessions awaken my students’ curiosity. After learning about Marie Curie, they were drawing university campuses. It wasn’t just them but their parents would also replicate the experiments we did in class at home! I would hear my students talk about how they stopped their younger cousins and siblings from killing bees… Our school had no science laboratory but they now knew they did not need fancy equipment or textbooks to be able to ‘do’ science.”
Nawal Zahra: Senior Associate - Teach For Pakistan
“My journey at Science Fuse has been a remarkable one. The work that the organization is doing in the education sector to increase STEM literacy is unique and remains unparalleled thus far. The passion with which the core team works was very inspiring and nurturing, and I was motivated to contribute to the organization, meaningfully.. I am enthusiastic to witness their impact across Pakistan at the forefront of employing progressive and engaging STEM education programs.”
