Amsterdam • Python • Robotics Course • Saturdays 11:30 a.m.–1:15 p.m. (12 lessons) • Sept. 12–Dec. 12 (no lesson on Oct. 10 & 17) • NL/EN

€750.00
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Who should attend: Children ages 10–12 who are interested in programming and robotics. No experience with Python is required. Children as young as 8 can also participate after completing the Prime program.

Who should attend: Children ages 10–12 who are interested in programming and robotics. No experience with Python is required. Children as young as 8 can also participate after completing the Prime program.

Course Content

Build and program robots with LEGO® SPIKE™ Prime and make the transition from block-based programming to Python. An ongoing course in small groups (max. 7 children).

No prior experience with Python is required. We'll start with the basics of MicroPython and learn, step by step, how to use the LEGO® SPIKE™ API to control motors, sensors, and the display.

Language: Dutch & English

What will you learn?

  • Python Basics

    Variables, functions, loops, and conditions.

  • LEGO® SPIKE™ API

    Program the motors, sensors, buttons, and the display.

  • Robot Challenges

    Apply your code to increasingly challenging robots and tasks.

Robotics & Mechanics

Children continue to build with the LEGO® SPIKE™ Prime set and apply their knowledge of mechanics, motors, and sensors to create increasingly challenging robots. The focus is on combining smart robot design with Python code, so that robots can move, measure, and respond to their environment with precision.

By building, programming, testing, and improving, children develop both their technical understanding and their programming skills.

Programming

Children make the transition from word-based programming to Python (MicroPython). They learn to work with variables, functions, loops, and conditional statements, and use the LEGO® SPIKE™ API to control motors, sensors, and the display.

By testing, improving, and expanding their code, children develop programming skills, logical thinking, and a structured approach to problem-solving.

Location

St. Nicolaaslyceum
Beethovenplein 2, 1077 WM Amsterdam

 

Why Bricks & Robots

  • Small groups: up to 7 children per class

  • Python (MicroPython): The Transition from Block-Based Programming to Real Code

  • LEGO® SPIKE™ Prime: Program robots using motors, sensors, and the display

  • Personal guidance: plenty of individual attention during each lesson

  • Ongoing course: Build your programming skills step by step

  • No personal materials are required (you may bring your own laptop, but it is not required)