01. PROGRAMMING & ROBOTICS
Where imagination has no rules and every child is already an artist. A creative program for ages 4–6 that turns inner worlds into something the whole world can see.
- Ages 4–6 / Onsite
- Enrollment: Sep & Feb
Overview
Programming & Robotics at School & School is where children discover the language of technology — and learn to speak it with logic, creativity, and confidence. Combining the foundations of computer science with hands-on engineering, our program teaches far more than how to use a computer. It teaches children how to think in steps, how to turn an idea into something that actually works, and how to see themselves as builders of the world around them.
Because programming isn’t just for future engineers. It’s for every child who has ever asked “why” and wanted to find out for themselves.
Groups are limited to 8 children — so every question gets answered, and every child gets hands-on time with the technology, not just a demonstration.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF SCHOOL
School & School is a different kind of technology school — a place where problem-solving is inspired by curiosity, not repetition. In all our programs, learning, play, and project work go hand in hand. Children don’t just follow instructions. They build what they imagine.
We built this program knowing exactly who walks through our doors — young children full of questions about how the world works. So that’s precisely what we created: a school full of respect for young minds, where every child is challenged to explore, design, build, and test. And where the inner engineer or inventor inside them gets the chance to finally come out.
WHAT YOUR CHILD WILL DEVELOP
– Mathematical and logical problem-solving
– Technological competence for a fast-changing world
– Digital fluency and computational thinking
– Communication in a foreign language (English)
Skills
– Computer science fundamentals — how a computer is built and assembled
– Visual programming — building logic through block-based coding
– Structural design and engineering with LEGO Technics and LEGO Education WeDo
– Introduction to Arduino and open-source electronics
– Building perception — connecting actions to outcomes
– Hands-on prototyping, testing, and problem-solving
– Foundations of robotics and interactive design
– Confidence tackling challenges in science, tech, engineering, and math
Programme Structure
| GAMETECH PLAYER (P1) | GAMETECH BUILDER (P2) | |
|---|---|---|
| Age group | 6–7 years | 8–9 years |
| Level | A1 | A2 |
| Focus areas | Computer basics & assembly, visual programming (1 language), LEGO Technics & LEGO Education WeDo (6 positions) | Advanced computer assembly, visual programming (2 languages), LEGO Technics & LEGO Education WeDo (12 positions), intro to Arduino |
| Led by | Programming and robotics educators | Programming and robotics educators |
| Weekly class | 1.5 hours (1 × 90 min + 5 min break) | 1.5 hours (1 × 90 min + 5 min break) |
| Monthly hours | 6 hours (4 × 90 min) | 6 hours (4 × 90 min) |
| Course duration | 8.5 months (Sep – Jun) or 4.5 months (Feb – Jun) | 8.5 months (Sep – Jun) or 4.5 months (Feb – Jun) |
| Winter break | January 1 – January 31 | January 1 – January 31 |
| Group size | Maximum 8 children per group | Maximum 8 children per group |
| Language | Mother tongue + English (level-dependent) | Mother tongue + English (level-dependent) |
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Thank you in advance.
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Made for Kids. Inspired by the Future!
Do you have more questions?
- You Apply
Fill out the application form below and tell us about your child — their age, what they love to draw, build, or create, and what kind of artist might be hiding inside them.
- We Connect
Our team will reach out within 48 hours to answer your questions and invite you for a visit to your nearest School & School location.
- You Get Ready
Once enrolled, we’ll send you everything — schedule, what to bring, and what to expect on your child’s very first day in the studio.