Parent-led arrival
You bring your child from PS 62 pickup or your usual after-school route. The page uses PS 62 only as a nearby landmark.
Near PS 62, 111 Harris Lane
From PS 62 pickup to a real project by 7:00 PM.
A calm pickup-to-project trial for nearby families. Your child tries a real coding build in a small studio, and you leave knowing whether a weekly class makes sense.
5:30-7:00
weekday window
8 seats
small group
Trial first
no blind start
AvendraLabs is an independent coding studio near PS 62 and is not affiliated with PS 62. The school name is used only as a nearby location reference.
Pickup path
What happens after school
After pickup
Arrive at 111 Harris Lane
A parent or guardian brings the student to the studio after pickup. AvendraLabs does not provide school transportation.
5:30 PM
Build in a small group
Eight seats keeps the room calm enough for real help and visible progress.
7:00 PM
Leave with a clear read
You see what they made and get a recommendation for the right next step.
The parent moment
After pickup, the question is simple: now what?
Parents need a simple answer fast: the studio is close, the group is small, the first visit is supervised, and the result is something they can actually see.
Pickup is already handled nearby.
The next 90 minutes should feel useful, not random.
Games can become design, logic, and real code.
You should see proof before choosing a weekly class.
Safety and pickup
Clear before you book.
This is built for parents who want a nearby after-school option without guessing what happens between pickup and 7:00 PM.
Small supervised room
Weekday groups are capped at 8 seats so Ayven can see screens, answer questions, and keep the build moving.
Parents can decide from proof
The first visit ends with a project check and parent recap, so you see what your child made before choosing a weekly path.
Independent studio
AvendraLabs is not affiliated with PS 62. It is a nearby coding studio for families who already pick up in the area.
First 90 minutes
The trial is built for visible proof.
Parents should not have to guess if coding is working. The session starts with interest, moves into building, and ends with a project recap.
5:30
Pick the right starting point
We match the first project to age, confidence, and what your child already likes.
5:40
Start building
Students work on something visible instead of sitting through a long lecture.
6:20
Add logic and test it
Loops, events, controls, coordinates, debugging, or robot behavior become the lesson.
6:50
Show you the proof
The visit ends with a project check and a plain-English parent recap.
Choose the lane
We match the project to the child.
Roblox is not the enemy. Minecraft is not the enemy. The hook becomes the bridge into design, logic, testing, and real code.
Small group schedule
Weekday groups are capped at 8 seats.
Each weekday group runs in the planned 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM window. Seats should be matched by age, interest, and readiness, not filled randomly.
Monday
5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Forming by age, interest, and readiness. 8-seat cap.
Tuesday
5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Forming by age, interest, and readiness. 8-seat cap.
Wednesday
5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Forming by age, interest, and readiness. 8-seat cap.
Thursday
5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Forming by age, interest, and readiness. 8-seat cap.
Friday
5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Forming by age, interest, and readiness. 8-seat cap.
Saturday morning interest list
Based on demand
Included in the trial
Everything a parent needs to make a calm decision.
Free first build visit
Weekday 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM class window
Eight-seat studio room
Project matched to age and interest
Parent recap before you leave
Class recommendation before enrollment
First Build Guarantee
You will leave with clarity.
If your child does not leave the trial with a project, project plan, or clear next-step recommendation, AvendraLabs will schedule a private make-up session at no charge.
Visit the studio
Close enough to try. Small enough to be seen.
AvendraLabs Studio is at 111 Harris Lane, Staten Island, NY 10309. The PS 62 mention is only a nearby location reference for families who already pick up in that area.
Address
111 Harris Lane
Class window
5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Room size
8 seats
Questions parents ask
FAQ
Is AvendraLabs affiliated with PS 62?
No. AvendraLabs is an independent local coding studio. PS 62 is used only as a nearby location reference for families who already pick up in that area.
What time are the after-school classes?
The planned weekday studio window is 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM, Monday through Friday, with 8 seats per class. Saturday morning options may be offered based on demand.
What happens in the first trial?
Your child starts a beginner-friendly project, tests it, shows what they built, and you get a plain-English recommendation for the right weekly path.
What can students learn after school?
Students can work on Roblox, Minecraft Education, Scratch, Python, JavaScript, Java, websites, apps, game design, and LEGO robotics based on age, readiness, and demand.
Does my child need coding experience?
No. The first session is designed to find the right starting point, including complete beginners, game-loving kids, and students ready for text-based code.
Do parents stay during class?
Parents do not need to stay for the full session. The important part is the parent recap at the end so you can see the project and understand the next step.
What happens after the trial?
AvendraLabs gives a plain-English recommendation for group, private, sibling, or starter support. Enrollment details are discussed directly after the right path is clear.
What if I am not sure which class fits?
Use the coding fit check or book the trial. AvendraLabs uses the first build to recommend Roblox, Minecraft, Scratch, Python, JavaScript, Java, apps, robotics, group class, or private support.
Start with one pickup-to-project First Build.
Your child builds. You see the fit. Then AvendraLabs recommends the right schedule and class path.