Give your child their first serious experience of creative technical work. In small groups, with skilled mentors, children build real, physical-first projects leaving every session with something that works, and something they can say about how they made it.
6–8 years
24 lessons
live workshop
Max 10 students
A 24-week progression that takes kids from foundational coding concepts to building, testing, and confidently presenting an original project of their own.
At this age, abstraction such as loops and conditionals must be physical before it is symbolic. We do not teach rote syntax or passive screen consumption. Every new idea is introduced through games, cards, and floor grids before it ever appears on a tablet a loop is a dance move repeated four times before it is a block. Children learn how a machine follows instructions exactly, in order, and how to notice and fix it when something doesn't work.
Naming two or three parts of a task, with help.
Spotting repetition in songs, patterns, and dances.
Grouping similar objects together.
Putting 3–5 steps in a working order.
Spotting the odd one out; noticing when something isn't right.
Stating a preference between two choices.
What families notice when children begin thinking, building and explaining with confidence.
