Young Engineers City of Kingston, Australia

Young Engineers City of Kingston, Australia e² Young Engineers City of Kingston, Australia provides knowledge in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) basics using LEGO®.

What are students really doing at Young Engineers?Looks like play? Look closer 🤓There’s a model being built on the table...
08/09/2026

What are students really doing at Young Engineers?

Looks like play? Look closer 🤓

There’s a model being built on the table. But there’s a whole lot more happening behind it.

A student is thinking through a problem.
Remembering what they’ve just learned.
Working with others.
Trying something that might not work.
Finding another way when it doesn't.
And experiencing what it feels like to work something out for themselves.

At Young Engineers, LEGO® and building are the tools. What we're really building is curiosity, creativity, critical thinking, resilience and confidence.

So yes, it looks like a lot of fun.
That's kind of the point. 😉

01/09/2026

Ever wondered how THAT works?

Cars. Cranes. Lifts. Amusement park rides 🚘🎡🏗️

The world around us is full of engineering, even if we don't always stop to notice it.

At Young Engineers, we take those real-world ideas and put them into students' hands.

A gear isn't just a gear when you can see what it makes happen.

A lever makes a lot more sense when you've just used one.

And forces, motion and mechanical advantage become much more interesting when they're making your model work.

That's the fun part.

We're not just showing students what the world can do. We're helping them understand how it does it 🤓

What does an engineering concept look like? 👀On paper, things like force, motion, gears and mechanical advantage can sou...
27/08/2026

What does an engineering concept look like? 👀

On paper, things like force, motion, gears and mechanical advantage can sound pretty abstract.

Then you build them.
Suddenly, a student isn't just hearing about how a mechanism works.
They can see it.
Touch it.
Put it to work.

That's one of our favourite things about Young Engineers.

We take ideas that exist in textbooks and in the world around us, and give students the chance to experience them for themselves.

Because some things make a whole lot more sense when they're right there in your hands.

29/07/2026

Every invention started with a question.

How does this work?
Why does that happen?
What would happen if I changed this?

Curiosity has always been the starting point of innovation.

At Young Engineers, we encourage students to ask questions, explore ideas, and discover the answers through hands-on learning.

Because when children understand the "why", they don't just remember what they've learned.

They start seeing the world differently.

It's amazing what children can achieve when they build it themselves.Week after week, our students bring engineering con...
21/07/2026

It's amazing what children can achieve when they build it themselves.

Week after week, our students bring engineering concepts to life through hands-on models that move, lift, spin, and solve real-world challenges.

But the model is only part of the story.

With every lesson, they're learning to think critically, persevere through challenges, and turn ideas into reality.

One build at a time.

14/07/2026

Not every lesson ends with the same result.

Give a group of students the same challenge and you'll often get very different approaches.

Different ideas.
Different questions.
Different ways of thinking.

And that's one of the things we love most about engineering.

There's rarely just one way to solve a problem.
Young Engineers gives students the opportunity to explore, experiment, and discover solutions in their own way.

Because learning isn't about finding the "right" answer.

It's about learning how to think.

Holiday Camps are in full swing, and we're so excited 🚀 The bright eyes when something suddenly makes sense. The quiet f...
03/07/2026

Holiday Camps are in full swing, and we're so excited 🚀

The bright eyes when something suddenly makes sense. The quiet focus when a model starts coming together. The proud smile when it finally works.

Because our camps are never just about keeping children busy during the holidays.

They're about showing students how the world works, one hands-on challenge at a time.

How things move.Why things balance. What makes a model come to life.

And somewhere along the way, they start to realise something even bigger:

“I can figure this out.”

That’s the real Eureka moment.

Explore our Holiday Camps and give your child a school holiday experience that builds more than models: https://www.young-engineers.com.au/holiday-camps/

18/06/2026

Every child learns differently.

Some jump straight into building. Some like to observe first. Some ask a hundred questions, while others need a little encouragement to find their voice.

By keeping our class sizes small, our educators can get to know each child, support their individual learning style, and help build confidence every step of the way.

Because the best learning happens when every child feels seen, supported, and excited to explore. 🚀⚙️🧩

We keep our classes small for a reason. 🎯Every child learns differently, asks different questions, and progresses at the...
12/06/2026

We keep our classes small for a reason. 🎯

Every child learns differently, asks different questions, and progresses at their own pace.
That's why we intentionally keep our classes small.

Smaller groups allow our educators to provide individual guidance, encourage participation, support problem-solving, and help every child get the most from each session.

You'll never find children being left to figure things out on their own while staring at a screen. Our educators are actively involved, engaging with every student and creating a learning experience that feels personal, supportive, and inspiring.

Because when it comes to STEM education, quality matters more than quantity.

Find a program near you:�https://www.young-engineers.com.au/

05/06/2026

Some of the best learning happens when children don't even realise they're learning 🚀

That's why every Young Engineers session is hands-on from start to finish.

Children don't just watch or listen. They actively build, experiment, solve problems, and discover how engineering works through their own creations.

The hands-on approach keeps children engaged, encourages teamwork and communication, and creates countless opportunities to ask questions, explore new ideas, and learn from both educators and peers.

When children are actively involved in the learning process, curiosity grows, confidence builds, and concepts stick for longer.

Learning by doing isn't just more fun. It's more effective. 💡

Discover a Young Engineers program near you:
https://www.young-engineers.com.au/

Address

3 Ellesmere Street
Oakleigh South, VIC
3167

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm
Sunday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+61439993533

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