Code Ninjas Summerlin

My 11-year-old son already takes coding classes at school, and since he enjoys it, I signed him up for a one-day session at Code Ninjas Summerlin during spring break to see if he’d like it. At first, he wasn’t interested and told me, “No, mama, I don’t want to go.” The next day, I took him anyway, and when I picked him up, I asked if he wanted to attend again. He agreed, though he didn’t seem too excited. Still, I paid for one more day. After his second session, he asked me if he would be going back, and when I turned the question around, he enthusiastically said yes! The next morning, I woke up late and told him to get ready quickly. I was so impressed—not only did he ask what time we needed to be there, but he also started tracking the time and telling me how many minutes we had before leaving. Today, when I dropped him off, he looked around and said, “This neighborhood is really nice. We should find a house around here so I can come to Code Ninjas every day!” 😳 Bottom line: I’ve never seen my son this excited about anything before! He even showed me some of the Roblox games he developed at Code Ninjas, and they look amazing, far better than the ones he made before. Whatever they’re doing here is working, and I couldn’t be happier with the experience!

I like how all the programs are straight-forward and easy for anyone to understand. The programs are designed in a way where the student can teach themselves coding independently. I also like how the programs give in-depth explanations on all programming concepts, ensuring the student understands and knows what they are doing. The programs also include projects where students are required to come up with all the code by themselves, showcasing their creativity and critical thinking skills.

My child started hating coding because of your class and told me not to return anymore because of what you caused to him.

My two kids went there for parents' night out. One is 8, and the other son is 5 and half. 3 hours they did the Minecraft game all night, and my second son didn't like game then much, and he spoke other languages at home, so his English is not perfect. One of the staff called him "stupid" because the staff had to help him. I lost my money. It is better to go to the library and play the game.

Code ninja is such an awesome place!! My kids interact with the staff so well, and they have such a great time. I love hearing about how much fun they had when they come home. I’m glad theres a place like this near me, and I think it’s awesome that kids are able to code at such a young age. I would highly recommend this place to other parents :) 👍🏼