We believe every child is a maker
Our woodworking workshops empower everyone to build and create. They're a practical, fun way to learn skills such as dexterity and problem-solving, setting up a foundation that goes beyond the classroom and resonates throughout their lives.
Curious about what happens in our workshops?
Dive in with our 'Try-me' session! Give your child the chance to experience the magic of woodworking. This fun, hands-on experience is the perfect way for kids and parents to explore our exciting programs.
Get the feel of
materials, machines and woodworking.
Build a fun project
to take home.
Explore our space
meet our teachers & discover our offerings.
Our Tinker Shed Workshops – there's one for you
Curiosity meets creativity in our workshops. Choose from a wide range of interesting and rewarding projects and programs.
Enchanted Lamp
Spring House
Pencil Stand
Woodpecker
Mario Pencil Holder
Rocket Salt & Pepper Shaker
Mario Drawers Chest
Tissue House
Candy Dispenser
Feather Pen Holder
Toucan Clock
Minion Birdhouse
Unlock your child's potential with StuDIYo
Confidence Building
Fine Motor Skills
Problem-Solving Skills
Spatial Awareness
Attention To Detail
Improves Concentration
Safety Awareness
Self-Reliance
StuDIYo Spotlight
"I made my own Violin. It was so much fun, I loved using all the tools."
Alex R.
Hand Violin
"I'm so proud of my little makers! Watching them create this was amazing."
Monique E.
Family Workshop
"I love teaching little kids, it's rewarding to see their faces light up when they build something special."
Mike F.
Master Builder
Explore our programs
StuDIYo Skills Path
A curriculum-driven program that guides learners through three modules, with a diverse range of skills to develop hands-on expertise.
School Collaborations
Collaborate with us to enhance your curriculum with tailored woodworking experiences for students of all ages.
StuDIYo Star Birthdays & Events
Customize your birthday bash, team-building event, farewell, or family outing with us.
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