Robotics After School Programs for Kids
Engaging, Exciting Robotics Education for Students
Our after school programs are designed to provide students with a broad understanding of robotics and coding. All of our courses have been precisely tailored to boost imaginative and innovative thinking in kids. The kits and course content of the programs are specially curated by our Engineers in the in-house labs keeping the students’ intrigued throughout the course. Open source components and programming languages are used to provide endless opportunities for students to customise their robots.
Multiple courses are available for the students to explore the field of robotics and programming. Each term students build something new which is in continuation to their previous program. Students can learn robotics with us for upto 3 years, where they not only just learn but also implement their learnings to make something useful.
After School Program at your school
Grade 2 – Grade 8
After School Program
Monday’s 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Contact your school for registrations at this location
Here is what our after school course looks like
This may vary from school to school
Junior School (Grade 1 -4)
Junior Robotics
The ‘Junior Robotics’ is the basic robotics program for students intended to introduce them to the field of robotics. This program focuses on the fundamentals of robotics and coding where they will build their robot from start to finish and further code the robots using the drag and drop programming language. Students will be encouraged to think out of the box and develop own way of solving problems.
The program is designed in the form of a fun activity for kids which provide learning outcomes with hands-on experience. Thorough understanding of components including actuators, sensors and microcontroller board will be achieved by end of the program.
Problem Statement: Building and coding an autonomous robot using sensors and actuators
Program Level: Introductory
Program suited for: Grade 1 – Grade 4
Prerequisite: None
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week
Already completed Junior Robotics? What’s next?
Robo Wars Junior
Problem Statement: Build a robot to function like a sumo wrestler. The robot has to first stay inside a wrestling arena. Then, it has to find another opponent (robot) inside the arena and try to push them out. The last remaining robot in the arena will be the winner.
Program Level: Intermediate
Program suited for: Grade 1 – Grade 4
Prerequisite: Junior Robotics
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
Soccer Bot Junior
Problem Statement: Build a soccer playing robot. You should be able to control the position and the movements of the robot using a joystick. There will be a soccer match in and the team with the highest number of goals will be the winner.
Program Level: Basic
Program suited for: Grade 1 – Grade 4
Prerequisite: N/A
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
Mining Robot Junior
Problem Statement:
Ever fascinated by a Mining Truck before? What if you want to make one for yourself? In this project students will build a robot with an attached trunk for loading and unloading connected to an actuator. This program also introduces students to the wireless communication technology, covering the binary conversion, and serial communication.
At the end of the program students would be able to understand the concepts of wireless transmission of data. Learn coding for wireless transmission.
Program level: Intermediate
Program suited for: Grade 1 – Grade 4
Prerequisite: Junior Robotics/Soccer Bot Junior/Robo Wars Junior
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
Bomb Squad Robot Junior
Problem Statement: A bomb has been reported in a building and has to be transported to a safe house before it blasts. A map of the city is provided, and your robot is given the task to save the city. It has to follow the map to move the bomb and come back to the headquarters.
Program Level: Advanced
Program suited for: Grade 1 – Grade 4
Prerequisite: Junior Robotics/Soccer Bot
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
Spider Bot
Problem Statement: Building an autonomous robot with spider like movements.
Program Level: Basic
Program suited for: Grade 1 – Grade 4
Prerequisite: Junior Robotics/Robotic Arm
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
Middle/Senior School (Grade 5 and above)
Foundation of Robotics
The ‘Foundation of Robotics Advanced’ is the introductory robotics program for students intended to familiarise them to the field of robotics and line coding. This program focuses on the fundamentals of robotics and coding where they will build their robot from start to finish and further code the robots using the line coding. Students will be encouraged to think out of the box and develop own way of solving problems.
The program is designed in the form of a fun activity for kids which provide learning outcomes with hands-on experience. Thorough understanding of components including actuators, sensors and microcontroller board will be achieved by end of the program.
Problem Statement: Building and coding an autonomous robot using sensors and actuators
Program Level: Introductory
Program suited for: Grade 5 and above
Prerequisite: None
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
Already done? What’s next?
- Robo Wars Advanced
- Soccer Bot Advanced
- Spider Bot Advanced
- The Safe House Advanced
- Self-Balancing Robot Advanced
- Maze Solving Robot Advanced
Already completed Foundation of Robotics? What’s next?
Robo Wars Senior
Problem Statement: In this after school program students build a robot to function like a sumo wrestler using coding languages like C++/Java/Python. The robot has to first stay inside a wrestling arena. Then, it has to find another opponent (robot) inside the arena and try to push them out. The last remaining robot in the arena will be the winner.
Program Level: Intermediate
Program suited for: Grade 5 and above
Prerequisite: Foundation of Robotics
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
Soccer Bot Senior
Problem Statement: Build a soccer playing robot and program it with programming languages like C++/Java/Python. You should be able to control the position and the movements of the robot using a joystick. There will be a soccer match in and the team with the highest number of goals will be the winner.
Program Level: Basic
Program suited for: Grade 5 and above
Prerequisite: N/A
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
Bomb Squad Robot Senior
Problem Statement: In this program students are provided with a scenario where a bomb has been reported in a building and has to be transported to a safe house before it blasts. A map of the city is provided, and your robot is given the task to save the city. It has to follow the map to move the bomb and come back to the headquarters. Students use coding languages like C++/Java/Python to code their robot to solve the problem statement.
Program Level: Intermediate
Program suited for: Grade 5 and above
Prerequisite: Foundation of Robotics/ Robotic Arm Senior / Robo Wars Senior
Duration: 7-8 hours
Mining Robot Advanced
Problem Statement:
Ever fascinated by a Mining Truck before? What if you want to make one for yourself? In this project students will build a robot with an attached trunk for loading and unloading connected to an actuator. This program also introduces students to the wireless communication technology, covering the binary conversion, and serial communication.
At the end of the program students would be able to understand the concepts of wireless transmission of data, and advanced coding to help the transmission of data with encoding and decoding the transmitted data.
Program level: Intermediate
Program suited for: Grade 5 and above
Prerequisite: Junior Robotics/Soccer Bot/Robo Wars
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
Spider Bot Senior
Problem Statement: Building and coding an autonomous robot using line coding with spider like movements. Your spider robot should be able to detect any object in front of it using sensors and run away from the object.
Program Level: Intermediate
Program suited for: Grade 5 and above
Prerequisite: Foundation of Robotics/ Robotic Arm
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
The Safe House Senior
Problem Statement: A VIP wants a new house. You need to design, build and code the new secure house for him using different types of sensors, virtual locks and key codes.
Program Level: Advanced
Program suited for: Grade 5 and above
Prerequisite: Bomb Squad Senior
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
Self Bancing Robot Senior
Problem Statement: Building and coding a self balancing robot that can balance itself in upright position even when external force is applied to the robot.
Program Level: Advanced
Program suited for: Grade 5 and above
Prerequisite: Foundation of Robotics, Sumo Bot Senior, Maze Solving Senior
Duration: 7-8 hours
Frequency: One hour per week for one school term
Maze Solving Robot Advanced
Problem Statement: Your robot has fallen into a maze, you have to code and design the robot to autonomously find the correct way out of the maze. Students are required to code using C++/Python/Java.
Program Level: Advanced
Program suited for: Grade 5 and above
Prerequisite: Foundation of Robotics/ Robo Wars Senior
Duration: 7-8 hours