Our Robotics Programs

Which course best suits your child - and what exactly will they learn?

For children ages 6-12

In our courses, children build real robots with LEGO® SPIKE sets and learn programming with visual blocks (such as Scratch). They develop logical thinking, creativity and cooperation - indispensable skills for the future.

Our Robotics Learning Path

  • 🟢 Basic-1

    Age: 6-7 years (beginners)
    Set: LEGO SPIKE Essential
    Programming: Icon Blocks

    Children build their first robots, learn the basics of mechanics and programming with simple blocks. Playfully, they discover how things work.

  • 🟢 Basic-2

    Continued from Basic-1
    Set: LEGO SPIKE Essential
    Programming: Icon Blocks

    New robot models, more challenges and deeper knowledge. Ready for children who have successfully completed Basic-1.


    ➡️ After Basic-2, children can already advance to Essential-1, even if they are not yet 8.

  • 🟡 Essential-1

    Age: 8-9 years (beginners)
    Set: LEGO SPIKE Essential
    Programming: Word Blocks (basic reading skills)

    Children build more complex models and use words to program their robots. They learn to think logically, find creative solutions and work together on engineering challenges.

  • 🟡 Essential-2

    Sequel to Essential-1
    Set: LEGO SPIKE Essential
    Programming: Word Blocks

    In this advanced course, children learn to control their robots even more precisely. We introduce new mechanics, creative tasks and deepen programming skills.


    ➡️ After Essential-2, children can advance to     Prime-1, even if they are not yet 10.

  • 🔵 Prime-1

    Age: 10-12 years (beginners)
    Set: LEGO SPIKE Prime
    Programming: Word Blocks

    With the more powerful SPIKE Prime, kids build advanced robots with multiple motors and sensors. Perfect for curious thinkers ready for bigger challenges.

  • 🔵 Prime-2

    Sequel to Prime-1
    Set: LEGO SPIKE Prime
    Programming: Word Blocks

    Children refine their engineering and programming skills with creative projects. Robots become smarter, tasks more challenging, and children learn to solve complex problems independently.

  • 🟠 Project classes (as of 2026)

    Age: 6-12 years (continued)
    Sets: LEGO SPIKE Essential and LEGO SPIKE Prime
    Programming: Icon blocks, word blocks and Python

    For children who have already taken classes with us and would like to explore and practice even more. Together we will work on fun themes such as animals, space travel, machines and much more.

Which course is right for my child?

    • 6-7 years: Start with Basic-1

    • 8-9 years: Start with Essential-1

    • 10-12 years: Start with Prime-1

    • 5 years: Please wait - we recommend starting from 6 years of age

    • Almost 8? Better start with Basic-1 then

    • Almost 10? Then start with Essential-1 - Prime is only suitable for ages 10 and up

    • 13 years old? Participating is sometimes possible - feel free to get in touch

    • 14 years old or older? We do not offer classes for teens at this time (yet)

  • Then follow the learning path - experience is more important than age:

    Basic-1 → Basic-2 → Essential-1 → Essential-2 → Prime-1 → Prime-2

  • Feel free to contact with us - we'd love to think with you!

Why robotics?

Our courses help kids think like inventors. They learn to build, program, think creatively and solve problems - skills they will take with them for a lifetime.
By building and programming robots themselves, they develop not only digital skills, but also logical thinking, collaboration and perseverance.

How does our program work?

Each child works in pairs on a new robot project per lesson

We use only original LEGO® SPIKE sets and iPads with a child-friendly programming environment (based on Scratch)

Each lesson lasts 90 minutes and includes building, programming, challenges and reflection

Which set do we use?

LEGO® SPIKE Essential (ages 6-9)
Perfect for the youngest builders - they learn about motors, gears, sensors and programming through icons or words.

LEGO® SPIKE Prime (10-12 years)
For older children: larger robots, more motors, more challenging tasks and complex mechanisms.

How do children program?

  • 6-7 years: with pictogram blocks (no reading required)

  • 8-12 years: with word blocks, based on Scratch (basic reading skills required)

Ready to get started?

Give your child a creative and educational experience that really sticks with them.