This place is awesome! My daughter (10 yo) learned Scratch programming and is now interested in…read morecoding. The building is clean and organized with one way entrance/exit clearly labelled and plenty of hand sanitizers throughout. The staff are friendly and made the program fun to learn. We are looking forwarding to the Minecraft create camp this month!

From the owner: We don't just make coding fun, we help develop friendships amongst like-minded kids, and help them…read morerealize their future leader potential!  At Code Ninjas Burlington, kids learn to code while programming and building their own video games. With our CREATE program, kids aged 7-14 have a blast creatively programming their own video games and developing coding skills on a progressive 9-belt curriculum pathway from White to Black Belt. Code Ninjas JR builds a foundation of coding and problem-solving skills for kids aged 5-7 through our fun, hands-on and completely visual curriculum. Ready for your kid to gain problem-solving, critical thinking, and STEM skills in a fun, and inspiring environment?  Schedule a free session today to learn more.

Look, the lessons are great and the facility is hard to beat. BUT the registration process (every…read moredamn term) is such a pain. I've been trying to register for the Winter 2026 session and I've been trying to get in for an hour now. First the site was down, now it only shows a handful of classes. I took time out of my day (as I always have to) to get this done and it's not working. I tried calling the gym, but the lines are "busy" - when does that ever happen anymore?! For all the money they collect from registration, they should update their website and registration process and maybe they won't have so many pissed off parents. Will they respond to me, probably not.

As said in one of the other post that had a low review. I took my kid to the open gym and one of…read morethe older coaches who wasn't very pleasant to start with (not personable, rude) you can tell that she doesn't want to be there. My child had run over to the trampoline and as I'm making my way she yells "you HAVE to watch your kid. Which was exactly what I was doing. And that was fine because I thought maybe she didn't see me heading over to the trampoline etc (trying to understand her point of view). But it's when she walked away and decided to talk about me to the other coach about how parents don't watch their kids etc which got me. I already had a bad impression of her when I got there but after that it really got me upset. I left my kid with my husband for the rest of the class. I just didn't feel welcomed. I really want to request a refund for the next 9 classes we signed up for. My husband said after that the same coach was telling other people off too. It's ok to make people aware but there's a way to do it without belittling them.. Other than that lady, the receptionist is pretty awesome.

Discriminates against children who are active. This camp…read moresent our son home and eventually kicked him out of the camp. Their camp counselors are young teenagers who do not understand how to deal with children. Management said their policy (read terms and conditions) are no refunds, so they can kick out your child and keep the paid camp fees. Run the risk of putting your child in this program and the same can happen to your family. Strongly advise to find another camp - our son was so much happier elsewhere.