Find the right programme for you.
Weekly clubs, single-day workshops, holiday camps or in-school STEM days - all hands-on, all small groups, no experience required.
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Programme types
11–18
Age range
Max 8
Group size
100%
Hands-on time
After-School Club
Eight weeks of weekly sessions during term time - building from first principles to full robot challenges. Students come back each week and watch their robot evolve.
- All robot kits and components provided
- Structured progression - beginner to challenge-ready
- Weekly code-along and build guide
- Mini competition in the final two weeks
- Certificate of completion
- Progress notes home each session
Weekend Workshop
A single Saturday session, 10am–4pm. Students build a robot from scratch, learn to code it, then face a head-to-head challenge by the end of the day. No experience needed.
- Full build from unboxed kit to working robot
- Morning: build and wire · Afternoon: code and compete
- All equipment and refreshments provided
- Small-group coaching throughout
- Final challenge with a real winner
- Take-home reference card for further coding
Holiday Camp
Five days, 10am–3pm. Students design and build an increasingly complex robot each day, culminating in a final challenge showcase with parents on day five.
- Day-by-day build progression: buggy to competition robot
- Coding deep-dives each afternoon
- Guest challenge days with external briefs
- All materials, snacks and lunch (day 5) included
- Parent showcase on the final afternoon
- Camp certificate and project portfolio
STEM Enrichment Day
A half-day or full-day session delivered in your school - curriculum-linked, hands-on and ready to run. We bring all the equipment; you provide the students.
Half day
3 hours · 1 class
Introduction to robotics: build, sensor input and a first challenge.
Full day
6 hours · 2 classes (rotational)
Build and code in the morning, head-to-head challenge and Q&A in the afternoon.
- All robot kits delivered and collected by us
- Fully facilitated by our instructors
- Linked to KS3 Design and Technology and Computing
- Risk assessment and safeguarding documentation provided
- Post-day student summary sheet
- Optional follow-up club pricing available
How a session works
Every session - whether a club, workshop or camp - follows the same proven flow.
Settle in and get your kit
Meet your group, grab your robot components and hear what today's challenge is about.
Build
Assemble the chassis, connect motors and wire up sensors - guided step by step.
Code and test
Write your first control programme, upload it and watch the robot move.
Debug and improve
When something does not work - figure out why. Adjust, re-test, improve. Repeat.
Challenge and celebrate
Head-to-head with other groups. Win or lose, you built something real today.
Which is right for you?
| After-School | Weekend | Holiday Camp | Schools | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age range | 11–14 | 11–18 | 11–18 | KS3 / KS4 |
| Duration | 8 weeks | 1 day | 5 days | Half or full day |
| Group size | Max 8 | Max 10 | Max 10 | 30 per session |
| Schedule | Term time | Saturdays | School hols | Any school day |
| Equipment | Provided | Provided | Provided | We bring it |
Everything you need is provided
Turn up and build. We take care of the rest.
Common questions
What age range do you teach?
Our sessions are designed for students aged 11-18. After-school clubs are aimed at 11-14, while weekend workshops and holiday camps are open to the full 11-18 range. School enrichment days are tailored to the year group you book.
Does my child need any coding or robotics experience?
None at all. Every session starts from scratch. We use visual block-based coding to begin with, so students with no experience can contribute from the first five minutes. More experienced students move ahead at their own pace.
How big are the groups?
We keep groups small -- a maximum of 8 students in after-school clubs, and 10 in workshops and camps. The instructor-to-student ratio is always at least 1:6.
What do students need to bring?
Nothing except themselves and a packed lunch if it is a full-day session. We provide kits, laptops, all components and any printed materials. Comfortable clothes are a good idea -- it can get hands-on.
What happens if a student misses a session in the after-school club?
We keep a build log for every student so they can catch up quickly. If a session is missed, we send home a brief summary and the student can rejoin at the next session without falling behind.
Where are sessions held?
Our workshops and clubs are based in North London. School enrichment days are delivered at your school -- we travel to you. Exact venue details are shared at the time of booking.
What it looks like
Not sure which programme is right?
Drop us a message and we will help you find the best fit - or just pick one and dive in.