Regular Robotics Classes for Ages 5–14

Activity Description

Children design, build, and programme robots while developing robotics, coding, engineering, and problem-solving skills

At Matris Robotic, children learn robotics by designing, building and programming their own robots.

Our Robotics Club follows a structured and progressive curriculum designed to help children develop their skills step by step. Each term introduces new concepts, mechanisms and challenges, so children always have something new to explore while building on what they have learnt before.

Through practical projects, children discover how robots work and develop an understanding of mechanical design, gears, motors, sensors, electronics and programming. They learn by experimenting, solving problems and seeing their ideas come to life.

Our structured syllabus includes 24 progressive levels, giving children a clear pathway to develop their robotics skills as they gain experience. As they progress, projects become more challenging, helping them build confidence, independence and practical engineering skills.

What children will develop

• Robotics and mechanical engineering skills
• Understanding of gears, motors and sensors
• Electronics and robot control
• Design and construction skills
• Programming and logical thinking
• Problem solving and creativity
• Teamwork and independent thinking

A different challenge every term

Each term is built around new learning objectives and projects. Children do not simply repeat the same activities. Instead, they build on their existing knowledge while being introduced to new robotic concepts and challenges.

Whether your child is completely new to robotics or already enjoys building and experimenting, our programme provides a clear pathway for them to learn, progress and develop their skills.