Starts Sep 14, 2026
Minecraft Build Challenges (3rd–5th)
From scattered Minecraft play to one finished build, in four weeks.
What your child will do
- Take on a themed build challenge with a clear goal
- Practice planning a build before starting construction
- Problem-solve when a build does not go as planned
- Present a finished build and explain the choices behind it
Why this term
Minecraft Build Challenges uses real Minecraft Education toolkits built for classroom use. This term focuses on turning an open-ended idea into a finished, defensible build, not just building without a plan.
Private Minecraft Education world. Sessions run in a secured classroom environment. No public servers. Coaches supervise every session.
Coach-led, small class. Coaches keep challenges concrete and know your child by name.
Term details
Sep 14 – Oct 05, 2026
Monday · 8:00 PM – 9:15 PM
Frequently asked questions
This class uses Minecraft Education, the classroom edition designed for schools. It is not a public Minecraft multiplayer server.
No. Students build in the academy classroom on our Minecraft Education setup. You do not need a home license for this term.
Each session block is four instructional sessions. Reach out to the academy if you need to discuss a missed week. Full terms are shown at checkout.
More than a tech class
Love to Code Academy is a character development academy. Every session, students practice teamwork, persistence, and ownership — not just skills. Small classes. Real tools. Coaches who know your child by name.
One session block = four instructional sessions. Weeks that contain New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, or Christmas are skipped for all classes — the session block extends to the next available week.