Nine labs. Pick where to start.

Kids design rules, levels and characters, playtest with real players, and publish games people can actually play in the Techie Factory Arcade.

Kids move from playing Roblox to making it: building obbies and worlds in Roblox Studio, then adding scripts that make things move, score and react.

Kids plan, build and explain worlds, and in Minecraft Education they program the Agent with MakeCode to build for them using loops and conditionals.

From first block programs to typed code, kids learn to break a problem down, build a solution and debug it, and they find out how AI systems learn from examples.

Indoor drone flight that starts with safety and control, plus robots kids build and program, turning instructions into motion and fixing what the machine actually does.

Hands-on building with LEGO, design challenges and maker projects, where the prototype matters more than the perfect first try.

Stop motion, animation, video and audio projects where kids plan a story, make every frame and premiere the result, with care for responsible publishing.

Club-style esports built around teamwork, communication and strategy, with the same expectations for effort and sportsmanship as any team sport.

A theme for kids who want to pitch their own ideas: spotting a problem, designing a product, and presenting it like a launch. Ask us if you would like this at your school.