Programs
Seven skill domains. One way of learning.
Every domain runs on the same loop — ask, build, test, carry it home — with depth that grows across three grade bands.
Design Thinking & Innovation
Kids learn to spot problems, ask sharper questions, and turn ideas into prototypes they test and improve.
Explore Design ThinkingMechanics, Motion & Energy Systems
Simple machines, forces, and motion come alive through working models kids build with their hands.
Explore Mechanics & MotionSpace, Rocketry & Aerospace
Space science, rockets, and drones — explored through models, simulations, and real builds.
Explore Space & RocketryComputational Thinking, Coding & Physical Computing
Logic, patterns, and code — learned by making things that actually run.
Explore Coding & ComputingElectronics, Circuits & Automation
Circuits, sensors, and smart systems, built and tested on the bench.
Explore Electronics & AutomationRobotics, Artificial Intelligence & Future Technologies
Robotics, AI, and emerging tech — with the tools and projects that point toward what's next.
Explore Robotics & AILife Science, Environment & Social Awareness
Life science and sustainability, applied to problems that matter.
Explore Life Science & EnvironmentGrade bands
Depth that grows with the student.
Grades 1–3 · Ages 6–9
Curiosity first. Young explorers ask big questions and build simple, joyful models that make ideas visible.
Grades 4–6 · Ages 9–12
Making with purpose. Young makers move from following steps to designing their own builds, measuring, and iterating.
Grades 7–12 · Ages 12–18
Real-world depth. Students take on open-ended engineering and AI challenges that point toward future pathways.