Age is less important than a child’s interest. Children from seven years old can begin with Scratch, a visual block-based coding language. Pupils who are already comfortable with coding can move directly into robotics projects.
Answers for parents
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before choosing a robotics or coding course for your child.
Basic computer skills are enough: using a keyboard and mouse, understanding files and folders, and being willing to solve problems. Previous coding experience is useful but not required. Motivation and curiosity are the most important starting points.
Review the course description and tell us about your child’s age, interests and experience. We can recommend the best level. A trial lesson is the easiest way to meet the teacher, try an exercise and see how your child responds to the format.
Yes. Each pupil receives the robotics equipment needed during the lesson. We also provide laptops with the required software already configured, so families do not need to purchase equipment before attending.
Yes. Discounts may be available for siblings and for booking more than one course. Contact the school and we will explain the options that apply to your family.
Weekend lessons take place at Richmond and Hillcroft Adult Community College, Parkshot, Richmond TW9 2RE. Course pages and booking confirmations include the current location and schedule.
Yes. Use the Book a Trial form below and tell us your child’s age and experience. The school will contact you to confirm the most suitable available session.