STEM Adventure: Time Travel
An immersive experience in new technologies and programming languages from a fun and 100% practical perspective.
This year, two editions will take place in A Coruña: from June 22 to 26 and from June 29 to July 3. It is an ideal option to continue learning in a different way during the summer months.
Learn, laugh, create, and make new friends as you travel thru different eras of history to help each character!
Check if your application is valid
This list of applications meets the minimum requirements to apply for a spot. Each pre-registration has an application number, which will be used in the draw on May 27 for the allocation of places. All individuals registered under the same legal guardian share a single number. You can check yours by searching for the anonymized ID of the guardian and the first name of the minor. You must check if the schedule and the options for the cafeteria/early risers are correct. If any errors: catedra@wib.aldaba.es
You will create robots that will become legendary allies on our journey thru time.
We will explore robotics with tools adapted to each level: from the youngest, who will build systems with LEGO and program with blocks in Micro:Bit or Edison, to the older ones, who will use Python and start with more advanced languages thru boards like Arduino and programmable robots.
Turn drones into key tools for observing, mapping, and solving challenges throughout our journey thru time.
The students will work with programmable drones in workshops tailored to each level. They will learn concepts of flight mechanics, aerodynamics, electronics, and safety, in addition to performing calibrations, programming routes using code, and practicing real piloting, turning each mission into a complete technological experience.
Piece by piece, they imagine and create solutions that will allow them to overcome challenges from Prehistory to the Future.
In 3D design, the younger students will use Tinkercad and the older ones will work with SketchUp and BlocksCAD to create increasingly complex models. Afterward, they will bring their designs to the real world using 3D printers and 3D pens, discovering how to transform their ideas into tangible objects.
We use the power of code to solve challenges in every era and move toward the future.
Programming will be the common thread of all our workshops, using tools like CoSpaces, Makey Makey, and Scratch. Additionally, we will work on cybersecurity so that students learn to use the Internet and social media with responsibility, privacy, and security, also incorporating the use of AI in a practical, creative, and responsible manner.
What skills will you be working on?
The activities are designed to have a great time and, in addition, they follow an active methodology that aims to develop the key competencies of each participant.
When?
The camp is held in two shifts. The first will be from June 22 to 26, 2026 (except for the 24th, which is a holiday) and the second from June 29 to July 3, 2026. A minimum of 30 participants is required for each session to be held.
Schedule
From Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. We also offer the following optional services: 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM – Early Bird Program (€2/day, minimum 10 students) and 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM – Lunch (€10/day, minimum 10 students).
Registration
The total fee (excluding early birds and meals) is €99 for the first shift (4 days) and €119 for the second (5 days). This includes access to all necessary materials during the course, Civil Liability Insurance, and a diploma.
Admission requirements for TIC-Camp
The application period for places will be from May 18 to May 24, 2026.
The legal guardian must complete a questionnaire in which they can simultaneously enrolll up to three siblings.
On Monday, May 25, it will be verified that the received applications meet the minimum admission requirements, and on Tuesday, May 26, a list with the data of the valid registrations received and their application number will be published on this website (all sisters or brothers registered by the same person will have a single application number).
The allocation of places for each shift will be carried out as follows: the number drawn in the ONCE Daily Coupon lottery on Wednesday, May 27, will be used.
We will divide that number by the number of registrations. To the remainder of that division, we will add 1. The result of this operation will be a number within the range of the list of request numbers.
The application number that matches that result will be the first person admitted, and the others will be assigned consecutively, maintaining the criterion that 80% of the spots will be reserved for girls.
An email will be sent to the initially admitted individuals to complete their registration, indicating the procedure and deadlines. Students on the waiting list will also be informed.
The confirmation of the spot will be made thru payment and the submission of the requested documentation within the established dates. Upon receiving the payment, an invoice will be automatically generated.
If the registration is not completed within the indicated period, it will be canceled and the spot will be assigned to students on the waiting list, according to the admission criteria.
Finally, an email will be sent to the people admitted to the final list to confirm their place, and the people not admitted will be notified of their rejection.
Days before the start of the campus, the training institution will contact the participants to inform them of the details.
Organizer
The ALDABA WIB Chair is organizing this camp to encourage an interest in technology among children and increase the number of women pursuing ICT studies.
Partner
The UDC School of Computer Science and the UVigo School of Engineering are partnering with us by providing the facilities, equipment, and software needed for the camp.
Faculty
The various activities at the ICT Camp will be led by Play Code Academy.
Need more information?
If you have any questions or need further information, please contact us at catedra@wib.aldaba.es.
