Explore year-round Robotics, Coding & AI, and Technology & Engineering programs for grades 1–12.
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Grades 1–12
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R400Robotics
Robotics Engineer I
Grades 4–9Starts Grade 4
The Robotics Engineer I stream develops key skills with robot navigation and mechanics. Students manage how robots react to the environment. After this stream, they are eligible to participate in robotics competitions.
Multiple class times each week Weekday & weekend options
From simple machines to autonomous robots, students develop engineering, design and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects and real-world challenges.
STEM Enthusiasts II introduces robotics, coding, and technology basics. This stream focuses on simple robots, visual programming, and using micro:bit, a small, programmable computer. Students develop problem-solving skills, creativity, and teamwork.
STEM Enthusiasts III stream delves deeper into essential concepts in addition to building with motors, sensors, and energy systems. Students work with circuits, electronic components, and basic devices, fostering curiosity and problem-solving skills.
The STEM Enthusiast II program builds on foundational STEM skills by combining creative building with coding. Students design dynamic LEGO models usingmotors and sensors, create animations and games in Scratch, and learn key programming concepts like loops, conditionals, and variables.
The STEM Enthusiasts I stream provides students with a strong foundation for future learning and potential STEM-related learning paths. As they build simple to more complex machines, they learn to critically analyze problems and devise creative solutions.
The Robotics Engineer I stream develops key skills with robot navigation and mechanics. Students manage how robots react to the environment. After this stream, they are eligible to participate in robotics competitions.
Students progress from programming fundamentals to game development, Python, AI and machine learning — building the skills to create with tomorrow's technologies.
Scratch is a block-based programming language that helps students create interactive stories, games, and animations. Using Scratch, the Jr. Game Developer I stream teaches sequencing, loops, conditional statements, and timing, all essential for game development.
Students in the Minecraft Adventures course learn fundamental concepts like variables, conditional statements, and loops. (Please note: A Minecraft license must be purchased if using your own laptop or attending virtually.)
Students explore electronics, digital design, 3D modelling and emerging technologies through hands-on projects that show how technology solves real-world problems.
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