Hands-on classes for students from Grade 1 to Grade 11. No prior experience needed for most programs. All classes run September 2026.
Perfect for young creators getting their first taste of robotics and coding.
Build and code robots using Spike Essential. Students learn the basics of robot construction and Scratch-based programming in a fun, beginner-friendly environment. No prior experience required.
Build and code robots using Spike Essential. Students learn the basics of robot construction and Scratch-based programming in a fun, beginner-friendly environment. No prior experience required.

Intermediate robotics and introductory programming for students ready to go deeper.
Build robots with Spike Prime and learn Scratch-based programming. Students develop engineering design skills and prepare for Zone01 Robot Competition.
Advanced robot building with Spike Prime. Students tackle creative custom builds, advanced programming, systematic testing, and data analysis. Prepares for World Robot Olympiad.
Learn Python from the basics. No prior experience required. This is the start level of Python programming, with advanced levels to be continued. Aimed at coding and the Canadian Computing Competition.

Multi-disciplinary programs covering robotics, AI, programming, 3D printing, and electronics.
Build robots with Spike Prime while learning Python-based programming. Students develop engineering design skills and prepare for the 2027 Robot competition.
Design, build, and 3D print your own creations using professional CAD tools. Young innovators turn ideas into reality while developing future-ready STEM skills. Recommended for WRO Future Innovator and Future Engineer competitions.
A project-based course introducing students to the Engineering Design Process and Systems Engineering Principles, incorporating AI tools into problem-solving and design workflows. Recommended for WRO Future Innovator and Future Engineer competitions.
For students interested in computer engineering. Covers electronics basics, sensors and motors, micro-controller programming, and project-based hands-on experience. Required for WRO Future Engineer category.
A competitive program preparing students for the FLL Regional Qualifier through robot design, a research project, and teamwork. Two classes per week.
Learn Python from the basics. No prior experience required. Start level of Python programming, with advanced levels to follow. Aimed at coding and the Canadian Computing Competition.

Advanced programs for students ready to compete at the national and international level.
Advanced project-based course introducing the Engineering Design Process and Systems Engineering Principles with AI tools. Recommended for students competing in WRO Future Engineer or Future Innovator categories.
For students interested in computer engineering. Covers electronics basics, sensors and motors, micro-controller programming, and project-based hands-on experience. Required for WRO Future Engineer category.
Design, build, and 3D print your own creations using professional CAD tools. Recommended for students competing in WRO Future Innovator and Future Engineer competitions.

All classes start September 2026. Add classes to your cart and complete registration.
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