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Singapore’s national robotics meet at Science Centre. A 3-minute look at the floor.
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No prior coding experience is needed. The Beginner track starts from scratch; the Intermediate track suits kids ready for text-based Arduino programming.
Beginner is for ages 9–12 (MatrixBlock platform). Intermediate is for ages 13–16 (Arduino platform).
Each track runs 3 lessons in total, once a week, with 2-hour classes. Start dates: 5, 6, 12, 13, 19 and 20 December 2026.
No. Devices and robot kits are provided for in-class usage. Just turn up ready to build.
We keep a low student-to-teacher ratio of 1:5.
No. No deposit or application fee is payable for December 2026 Workshop enrolment. Fees are billed and payable in full before the first lesson.
One reschedule is allowed per workshop. Requests must be in writing: more than 50 hours before the session starts, you get a full refund of that session; less than 50 hours, the session is not refundable. Read the full Terms & Conditions →
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Singapore’s national robotics meet at Science Centre. A 3-minute look at the floor.
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