Little Ivy Academy

10/15/2026

Fall afterschool starts next week, and the answer to “what did you do today?” is about to get a lot more interesting.
https://www.littleivyacademy.com/afterschoollabs.html

09/30/2026

What does afterschool enrichment look like at your school? Are they learning to think critically, solve problems and collaborate with friends? Are they building, coding and creating digital art?

If you're asking these questions, we want to hear from you.

We serve schools across the New York Metro area, and we provide everything you need to bring the wonders of real hands-on enrichment to your school. It all starts with one thing...

What do you want to see your kids doing this year?

📩 [email protected]

09/24/2026

Happy National Comic Book Day! 🦸 Started back in 2002 to celebrate the artists, writers, and heroes that got so many of us into reading in the first place, comics have a way of turning "story time" into something kids can't put down.

Who's your family's favorite comic book character? Tell us below! 👇

09/23/2026

Almost every school we work with started the same way: a parent or teacher decided to ask, hey why cant we do that?!

If you want to see the hands-on excitement of building robots, creating digital art, and more in your school, then we can help.

The first step is simple: tell us what you want to see your kids do.

📩 [email protected]

09/22/2026

Happy first day of Fall! 🍂 Did you know the equinox happens because the sun lines up directly over the equator, giving us almost equal hours of day and night? It's one of our favorite real-world science moments to share with kids.

What's your family's favorite thing about fall? Tell us below! 👇

09/17/2026

Robots, video games, and everything in between! This fall, your child can build and program mobile bots that navigate real obstacles they "sense" along the way in RobotMakers: Next Generation!, or design and code their own platform-style video game, characters, challenges, power-ups and all, in GameMakers: Classic Platformers! All this and more is waiting for them when they join us for our Fall Enrichment classes!

Registration is open for K-2nd, 3rd-5th and 6th-8th graders.

See what's happening at your school: https://www.littleivyacademy.com/afterschoollabs.html

09/16/2026

Don't just take our word for it. 🙌 Ask any parent or school partner what it's like working with us, and you'll hear the same thing: kids who are excited to be there, and a program that just works.

Here is what one of our school partners has to say!

Want to see this for your school? Reach out! 📩 [email protected]

09/15/2026

Just a friendly reminder: school's closed this Monday, September 21st for Yom Kippur, and DesignMakers: Express Yourself! Break Camp still has spots open!

A full day of building, creating, and exploring while you go about your day. Reserve now: https://www.littleivyacademy.com/breakcamp.html

This School Break, Kids Can Create & Code Robots, Video Games, Invent Smart Digital Gadgets & more! Real Adventure/Real Fun Here!

09/11/2026

Let's make your child's Fall fun and fulfilling!

Your child and their friends can join us for Fall days filled with collaboration and discovery, building robots, coding games, and so much more.

Our Enrichment classes for K-2nd, 3rd-5th and 6th-8th graders combine hands-on discovery with the fun of creating something themselves. Come see what your kids can do with us!

See what's happening at your school this Fall: https://www.littleivyacademy.com/afterschoollabs.html

Want us at your school?! Contact us! [email protected]!

09/10/2026

It's Always About the Kids' Creativity

We've been delivering hands-on learning to kids for almost 15 years now, and one of our favorite parts of what we do is getting to see what they come up with when nobody's telling them what to build.

This summer, we had a group of campers who'd been coming to camp for years decide to go off script. Instead of the project set for the day, they set out to build something they'd seen online: a robot that solves a Rubik's cube. Without any prompting, they sourced the directions, built the machine, found code online that didn't work, and debugged it until it did.

That's the whole point. Give a kid enough room, and they'll surprise you every time.