In our classroomAges 3-5 · Preschool-Kindergarten
A hands-on first STEAM programme for young children, built around ten theme books and 30 connected lessons.
- Example project
- 3D shape creatures
- Good for
- Children new to structured classes
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01
Start
A confident first rhythm for younger makers.
In our classroom
In our classroomAges 5-6 · Kindergarten K3
A playful, structured introduction to moving LEGO models, observation, and early engineering language.
- Example project
- A measuring car
- Good for
- Kindergarten students ready for more structure
02
Build
Mechanisms, missions, and engineering challenges that get more capable over time.
In our classroomAges 6-8 · Grades 1-2
A practical first engineering course built around eight LEGO mechanism challenges from SPM One.
- Example project
- A catapult challenge
- Good for
- Elementary beginners
A real course modelAges 7-9 · Grades 2-4
A deeper engineering level built around eight LEGO engineering challenges from SPM Two.
- Example project
- Powered cars and racers
- Good for
- Students who completed Build Club One
A real course modelAges 8-11 · Grade 3
Students build and programme LEGO WeDo robots that sense, move, and solve practical story-based challenges.
- Example project
- A SmartBot that avoids a collision
- Good for
- Grade 3 students ready to connect building and code
03
Create
Coding and design routes for students ready to make ideas their own.
Inside our course booksAges 9-12 · Grades 4-6
A ten-chapter Python journey where students learn to think clearly, code confidently, and make their own working programs.
- Example project
- Interactive Python programs
- Good for
- Upper elementary beginners