Pre-school
N° 01
Little Inventors (Ages 5-6)
A first step into algorithmic thinking with screen-free coding robots, direction cards and simple builds.
Ages 5-15 · Ataşehir · Free trial workshop
Coding at the workbench, not just the screen
Ten programmes, from screen-free coding robots to Python and from LEGO robotics to Arduino and 3D printing. Classes of no more than 10, one kit for every two students and a project exhibition at the end of every term.
2.600+Graduates
10Max students per class
find the right course for your child
2-minute quiz
Course Finder by Age
Answer five short questions to find the programme that suits your child’s age and experience. The result is a suggestion; final placement is made by an instructor at the trial workshop.
- 5 questions, instant advice
- By age and interest
- No sign-up needed
- 2017Founded in Ataşehir
- 2.600+Graduates
- 10Max students per class
- 14Partner schools
10 programmes by age
Robots, code and design
Ten programmes for ages 5-15, from screen-free coding to Python and from LEGO robotics to Arduino and 3D design. Each programme lists the age range, level, length, class size and monthly fee; the Course Finder quiz shows which one fits.
Primary
N° 02
Block Coding and Robotics 1 (Ages 7-8)
First motorised robots and first animations with ScratchJr and LEGO Education SPIKE Essential.
Primary
N° 03
Game Design with Scratch (Ages 9-11)
Design your own game with variables, conditions and loops; scoreboards, levels and clones.
Primary
N° 04
LEGO Robotics Engineering (Ages 9-12)
Sensor-driven robots, mechanism design and mission-based engineering projects with SPIKE Prime sets.
Primary
N° 05
Physical Computing with micro:bit (Ages 9-12)
Sensors, LED matrix, radio messaging and wearable projects with a palm-sized board.
Middle School
N° 06
Arduino and Electronics (Ages 11-14)
Building circuits on a breadboard, C-based Arduino code, sensors and motor drivers in real projects.
Middle School
N° 07
Introduction to Programming with Python (Ages 12-15)
Moving to text-based coding: variables, lists, functions and small applications, with an online option.
Middle School
N° 08
3D Design and 3D Printing (Ages 10-14)
From modelling in Tinkercad to printer settings: key rings, robot parts and a prototype of their own…
From quiz to showcase
Your first robot in four steps
- 1
Take the quiz
Get a first suggestion from the Course Finder.
- 2
Trial workshop
Build a robot in a free 60-minute workshop.
- 3
Placement
The instructor recommends the right group for age and level.
- 4
Project and exhibition
At the end of the term the child presents their own project to the family.
End-of-term project showcase
End-of-term project exhibition
On the last Saturday of every term our students present the robots, games and prototypes they designed to their families. A selection is shown on the Student Projects page.
every project is the kids’ own idea
Smart Greenhouse: Watering by Soil MoistureA.K., D.S., M.T. · 13 years Line-Following Rescue RobotE.Y., B.Ç. · 11 years Classroom Voting DeviceZ.A., K.E., İ.N., S.B. · 10 years Obstacle-Detecting Cane PrototypeDevrecik Competition Team · 13 years Space Escape: A Scratch Platform GameL.D. · 10 years Gesture-Controlled Robot ArmO.G., Y.Ş. · 14 years
Monthly membership · camps
Club membership and camps
Memberships renew monthly; the programme is chosen with the instructor after a trial workshop. A 10% discount applies to a second child from the same family.
Explorer
1 session a week (60-75 min)
3,900 ₺/month
VAT included
- 4 sessions a month
- Kits and materials included
- Monthly parent update
- Open workshop hours
Inventor
1 session a week (90-120 min) + open workshop
5,200 ₺/month
VAT included
- 4 long sessions a month
- 2 hours of open workshop on Saturdays
- 2 3D prints a month
- End-of-term exhibition and assessment report
Team
2 sessions a week + tournaments
7,400 ₺/month
VAT included
- 2 x 120-min team sessions a week
- Tournament fees and transport
- Team T-shirt
- Pre-tournament weekend camps
One-off programmes open to non-students, plus kits for those who want to carry on at home.
Mid-year Robotics Camp
5 days, 09:30-15:30
9,800 ₺
VAT included
- 5 days x 6 hours
- Lunch and two snacks
- Final-day exhibition and certificate
Summer Robotics Camp
2 weeks, 09:30-15:30
17,500 ₺
VAT included
- 10 days x 6 hours
- Lunch and two snacks
- A micro:bit board to keep
Robot Birthday Party
Up to 12 children, 2 hours
14,000 ₺
VAT included
- 2 hours of robot building and racing
- Up to 12 children
- Celebration area (families bring the cake)
Arduino Home Kit
Uno-compatible board + 35 components
2,450 ₺
VAT included
- Uno-compatible board and USB cable
- Breadboard, LEDs, resistors, sensors
- 12 project cards in Turkish
Competition calendar
Competitions and events
November 2026
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- Competition
Devrecik Mini Robot League: Line Following and Sumo
Monday · 10:00 Devrecik Ataşehir Workshop Hall
60 minutes, free
The first robot at a trial workshop
Your child builds a working robot in 45 minutes; in the last 15 the instructor shares a programme recommendation.
- 1Choose the age group
- 2Come and build the robot
- 3Get a programme plan
- 1Service
- 2Specialist
- 3Date
- 4Time
- 5Details
- 6Confirmation
Instructors
Engineers and teachers
Founder and Education Coordinator
Tolga Sarıkaya
An electronics and communications engineer. After 11 years in embedded systems he founded…
IT Instructor, Scratch and Python
Nazlı Erdem
A graduate in computer and instructional technology education with a master’s in game-based…
Mechatronics Instructor, Arduino and 3D Design
Emre Kocabaş
A mechatronics engineer who runs the Arduino, micro:bit and 3D design programmes and is…
Early Years and Primary Robotics Instructor
Pınar Yazıcı
An early-years teaching graduate who has completed certificate programmes in screen-free coding…
School partnerships
Schools where we run club classes
- Özel Mavikent Koleji
- Ataşehir Lale Ortaokulu
- Özel Yeşilyaprak İlkokulu
- Kozyatağı Fen Kolejleri
- Özel Begonya Okulları
- Ümraniye Atlas Ortaokulu
- Özel Kayra Anaokulu
- Kadıköy Martı İlkokulu
Parents and students
Hours spent at the workbench
Starting without screens mattered a lot to me. Now my son says “let’s plan first” even at home; he draws the robot’s route on paper before trying it.
Our smart greenhouse project drew a lot of interest at the exhibition. Because I have my own kit, I keep building circuits at home too.
My daughter became the team’s presenter. Learning to speak in front of judges as well as building robots was an unexpected bonus for us.
The club programme at our school ran alongside teacher training; now our IT teacher can plan micro:bit lessons independently.
The end-of-term report was very detailed, setting out strengths and areas to work on. Saturday groups can feel a little busy, but the catch-up slots are a good solution.
Parents’ Corner
A guide to the coding journey
When Should Children Start Coding? A Road Map from Screen-free Coding to Python
Direction cards at 5, block coding at 8, Python at 12. A realistic coding road map by age, and the mistakes parents…
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What Do Children Gain from Robotics and Coding?
Algorithmic thinking, being at ease with mistakes, teamwork: five concrete benefits of robotics and coding, based on…
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What to Look for When Buying a Robotics Kit for Home
Age suitability, expandability, software support and safety: a short checklist for choosing the right robotics kit.
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In a free trial workshop your child builds a working robot in 45 minutes; in the last 15 the instructor shares a programme recommendation with you.
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