Newsroom of SC4K and Kids for Kids Toronto Coding Club

June was a month of growth, new opportunities, and meaningful milestones for as we prepared for an exciting summer of STEM learning.

• We proudly launched our Summer Co-op Program, giving Grade 11 students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in coding, robotics, AI, marketing, and real-world project development.

• This month also marked the opening of our new SC4K Whitby Centre, helping us bring more Coding, Robotics, and AI learning opportunities to students and families in the Durham region.

• Our Coders’ Coliseum 2026 Free Online Mentorship Program officially began, supporting students as they prepare for upcoming coding and robotics competitions.

• We are especially proud of our Spring Co-op students, who successfully developed a Student Registration Mobile Application using React JS, PostgreSQL, and RESTful APIs. Their hard work and industry-level project documentation reflect the creativity and dedication of our young innovators.

May was filled with innovation, creativity, and exciting student achievements as we welcomed the upcoming summer season.

• GenZ CanHack 2026 has received an overwhelming response, with enthusiastic registrations continuing from students and schools across the community.

• SC4K proudly received partnership support from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) for hackathon planning, technical guidance, and judge participation, strengthening our mission to inspire the next generation of innovators.

• We would also like to remind parents that the Early Bird Registration Discount for our Summer Camp ends on 31st May 2026.

• This month, we also started producing our own promotional video content to better showcase our programs, student projects, and learning environment.

• A huge thank you to all our team members who are continuously working hard toward making GenZ CanHack 2026 a grand success.

April 2026 was a dynamic and productive month, marked by continued growth in our STEM programs and the strengthening of our community partnerships.

• All student submissions for Astro Pi Mission Zero achieved flight status and are approved to run on the ISS

• Students participated in engaging hands-on learning during the Easter STEM Workshop

• SC4K received official approval from YRDSB to promote the GenZ-2026 Hackathon across its schools

• Registration for the Summer STEM Camp is now open, offering students opportunities to learn and build skills during the summer

March 2026 marked an exciting and productive month as we continued to expand STEM learning opportunities and strengthen community partnerships.

• We successfully hosted a Spring Camp in collaboration with Catholic Cross Cultural Services, where students participated in engaging, hands-on STEM activities designed to build creativity, problem-solving skills, and confidence in technology.

• Our students also completed the final submission for the Astro Pi Mission Zero, a global initiative that allows young learners to apply coding skills through space-related projects and real-world problem solving.

• RBC bank opened Summer internship for grade 11 and grade 12 students.

• We have also initiated collaboration discussions with City councils in Ajax, Markham, Toronto, and Brampton to support the development and implementation of accessible STEM programs for local youth.

February 2026 marked an Impactful new start as we continued engaging with new students and strengthening our community connections.

• Successfully completed one month session of STEM education Collaboration with Vincent Massey Academy, Day School, Etobicoke

• Registration Started for  Coliseum Coliseum 2026 & GenZ CanHack 2026.

• Preparation for Spring Camp is on its toes.

• Successful Sponsor partnership with World Tamil Badminton Federation (WTBF) 2026.

January 2026 marked an energetic start to the year as we continued engaging students and strengthening community connections.

• Successfully completed our first PA Day program of 2026.

• Proudly participated as the Platinum Sponsor of the WTBF Badminton Tournament on January 24th, marking our first promotional event of the year.

2025 marked a powerful year of impact and recognition for SC4K — from national media features and global STEM collaborations to expanded innovation hubs and inspiring student-led competitions. Together, we continued shaping future-ready innovators.​

• Hosted Coders’ Coliseum 2025 with over 80 young innovators at the Scarborough Civic Centre.

• Successfully ran GenZ CanHack 2025 Hackathon.

• Purchased our second owned unit in Scarborough, strengthening our physical presence.

• Expanded the Innovation Hub across Markham and Scarborough centres.

• Celebrated student achievements at Tech Titans Trophy Night with Robotics Expo and Grad & Beyond.

• Featured nationally on CBC Kids News through our Astro Pi team.

• Collaborated with Code Club (Raspberry Pi Foundation) and became Educational Partners with Open EDG.

• Students interacted live with ESA Astronauts through the Astro Pi Challenge and global livestreams.

• Ran successful STEM-based Summer Camps and PA Day workshops.

• Represented SC4K at major community and national events including Canada Day and festivals.

• Strengthened community ties through festivals, forums, and partnerships with civic leaders.

2024 was a year of bold growth, innovation, and new beginnings for SC4K as we expanded our reach, launched new programs, and built a stronger foundation for the future.​

• Launched Coders’ Coliseum 2024 and hosted the in-person finals in July.

• Started career training for university graduates.

• Opened a new branch in Brampton.

• Ran a successful STEM Summer Camp 2024.

• Hosted the GenZ CanHack 2024 Hackathon.

• Purchased our own unit in Markham — a major milestone!

• Celebrated student success at the Tech Titans Trophy Night 2024.

• Partnered with VPCI FTC Robotics Team.

• Introduced PA Day Workshops and launched the Innovation Hub.

• Started Mechatronics Classes and the Winter Challenge 2024.

2023 was a breakthrough year for SC4K — from coding to community, we laid strong foundations for the future with new programs, real-world tech, and our very first Fun Fest celebration.​

• Kids for Kids Toronto Coding Club was registered as a not-for-profit organization.

• In-person classes officially began in August 2023

• SC4K introduced AI into the coding curriculum for all student levels

• Launched Robotics classes for kids aged 4 to 18 years

• Started coding classes for adults, expanding our learning community

• Celebrated our first Fun Fest during the December holidays with great success.

• Participated in major promotions at Thamizh Fest, TDSB school events, and through sponsorships, media features, and digital campaigns

• In 2022, SC4K continued to grow by reaching more students, expanding our curriculum, and building a strong foundation for hands-on STEM learning

• This is the mile stone for SC4K

• SC4K began its journey in 2021 with a vision to inspire young minds through coding and technology education