Explore the exciting world of video game design in this hands-on workshop for ages 10-16.
Friday 10 April 2026
10:00am - 4:00pm
375 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn VIC 3122, Australia
$80
Step into the creative role of a Video Game Designer in this engaging workshop designed for young minds aged 10 to 16. Participants will dive into the fascinating process of game design, learning how different genres and game systems come together to create immersive experiences.
You'll explore the essential elements of game design documents and collaborate in groups to develop a compelling game pitch. This is a fantastic opportunity for kids to unleash their creativity and teamwork skills while discovering the behind-the-scenes of their favorite games.
This full-day workshop runs from 10:00 to 16:00 and covers the entire game design process. Students will break down the design steps, analyze various game genres, and understand the systems that make games fun and engaging.
Working in design groups, participants will create their own game pitch, applying what they've learned in a supportive and interactive environment. The workshop is tailored to be both educational and fun, perfect for school holiday activities.
The event takes place at the National Communication Museum, located at 375 Burwood Road, Hawthorn VIC 3122. The venue is accessible and well-equipped to host creative workshops.
Families can easily reach the museum by car or public transport, with parking and local amenities nearby. It's a welcoming space for parents to relax while their children immerse themselves in game design.
This workshop is recommended for children aged 10 to 16 years. It is a community-run event and is not organised or endorsed by the City of Boroondara Council, so please check details carefully.
Participants should bring a packed lunch and any personal items they might need for the day. Early booking is advised due to limited spaces.
The cost to attend this exciting workshop is $80 per participant. Booking is essential to secure a spot.
For more information or to book, contact the National Communication Museum directly. This is a great investment in your child's creativity and STEM learning during the school holidays.
