Code Ninjas - Windermere

"The program keeps my son interested in coding. He's super excited when he gets to go and always says he's surprised at how fast the time goes. The teachers are kind and Austin is awesome. Love the vibe and the belt program is a fun way to get the kids learning and striving to reach the next level. I look forward to seeing what camps are available this Summer"

"You guys offer more advanced coding programs than the other groups/classes offer. My son actually feels challenged and interested with you guys. And re: the people that reviewed having issues with being overcharged or paying more than intended, I have had absolutely NO issues with being overcharged. I clearly understood what I was signing up for. Perhaps people need to read things more closely. I also asked a LOT of questions when I signed up just to be certain I understood everything clearly. And I haven’t seen anything remotely close to preferential treatment to certain kids by the staff. I think they do a great job. My 11-year old son loves creating anything digital or related to coding, so my son loves this place!"

"Well first foremost it's a waste of time. It's teenagers walking around, relaxing on their phones. Walking around the room pretending to be helping the kids. The kids are just there on their own in the laptop watching YouTube and playing video games for the time been. Something they could've stayed at home doing. Their racist, the man in the front sitting in his Computer all day long. He's got no customer service what so ever. He's got double standards when it comes to brown boys verses the white children when they come next his desk and how he addresses them different. He belittle the brown ones and gives the poor brown kids attitude all day long. Find somewhere else. Don't waste your hard earned money there."

"This place is amazing, my son started here when he was 6 years old. The staff is wonderful, helpful, and patient. Also we have attended the minecraft camp, great learning experience."

"Today was my son's first day of 3D Printing camp. Honestly, this is the first time he's been at any type of camp, ever - as the only people who have watched him aside me, are his grandparents. Code Ninjas is near our house, so it was ideal for him to try it out for the week. Though a nervous wreck, I dropped him off this morning to a very welcoming environment, with a friendly face. I'm sure everyone expects that as they walk in, however, my son has many medical issues going on, including physical disabilities and walks with a walker and a severe limp. I failed to mention it, of course, because he's just like any other kid to me. And not that it matters, but he also has some challenges with sensory issues, and is kind of emotional at times. I let the instructor know that he could call me if there was an issue, and to my surprise, I didn't get a call today. When I went to pick my son up, he got a bit teary, as he didn't want to leave! I heard the two instructors calming him in a sensitive manner, which was much appreciated. I thanked them, and they simply said, 'No problem, not our first rodeo'. Amazing. My son got in the car and wouldn't stop talking! He said he made two new friends, learned a lot, and couldn't wait for the next day (tomorrow). He's excited about this camp. I discussed that they had after school classes to take, and he wants to do that now, too. He really enjoyed it. I really enjoyed that these men were sensitive to his needs, and gave him a great first day of his first camp ever. I highly recommend Code Ninjas. Looking forward to hearing how the rest of my son's week goes."