Give your child their next serious step in creative technical work. In small groups, with skilled mentors, children move from arranging instructions to building sprites and simple games that respond to what they do - leaving every session with something that runs, and one decision they made and can explain.
6–8 years
24 lessons
live workshop
Max 10 students
At Circuit, children take everything they learned physically at Spark and meet it again on screen a repeat block is now the dance move they already know, a variable is the labelled box they already swapped the contents of. The shift that defines this level is the first "if/then": for the first time, a project responds to something the child didn't directly command. We do not teach syntax in isolation or hand children a finished game to copy every project is built from a decision they make and can justify.
A 24-week progression that takes kids from foundational coding concepts to building, testing, and confidently presenting an original project of their own.
Naming three to four parts of a project, alone.
Spotting repeated code and replacing it with a loop.
Explaining what a block does, without listing every detail inside it.
Ordering ten or more steps and predicting the outcome before running it.
Finding one bug, with a mentor's guidance.
Giving a reason for a preference between two choices.
What families notice when children begin thinking, building and explaining with confidence.
