We teach robotics, coding and AI to children aged 6 to 18 — in-house at our Dubai centre and online. Alongside it we run a dedicated nursery vertical, bringing hands-on STEAM into early years settings from age 3.
Our main classes for ages 6 to 18, taught in-house and online — coding, robotics, AI, drones, fabrication and immersive tech, mapped into enrolment pathways you can cost and download.
A separate vertical built for early years, delivered inside your nursery — hands-on, screen-free by default, and fully supervised.
Inside our sessions
Our programmes
Nine subject areas for ages 6 to 18, taught in-house at our Dubai centre or online, with a university-level track at 17+ for students who want to go further. Every child starts where they are — we build the plan around their level, not the other way round.
Children start in Scratch, picking up sequencing, loops and events by building games and animations they can actually play. From there they move to EduBlocks, where the blocks they drag generate real Python underneath — and then into Python itself, writing text code, working with data and building small applications of their own.
PathScratch → EduBlocks → Python
The youngest build with LEGO Education — gears, motors and sensors driven by block code. Older children move to micro:bit and Arduino, writing text code to control circuits they have wired themselves, then on to Raspberry Pi, the Linux command line and physical computing. The advanced track reaches autonomous robots, computer vision and ROS 2.
PathLEGO → micro:bit → Arduino → Raspberry Pi
University track17+ · 50 sessions per course
Students who finish the school ladder continue on hardware and software used in industry and research labs:
Children train their own models on examples they choose, then watch them succeed and fail — the fastest way to understand what AI is really doing. They explore generative AI as a tool, learning to prompt it, check its output and treat it as a suggestion rather than an answer. Older learners move into real workflows: datasets, training, evaluation and deployment.
PathTrain a model → generative AI → applied ML
University track17+ · 50 sessions
Applied Machine Learning — real-world projects taken from dataset to trained, evaluated model, working in the same environments professionals use:
Children design in Roblox Studio and Minecraft Education, starting with the things that make a game work at all — goals, rules, difficulty and level design. From there they move into Lua scripting, redstone and command blocks. Every course ends with something playable they can hand to a friend.
PathLevel design → Lua scripting
Websites begin in a visual editor so children see structure and layout before syntax, then progress to hand-coded HTML, CSS and JavaScript with responsive design. Apps start in Thunkable's drag-and-drop builder and grow into real interfaces with sign-in, cloud databases and live data.
PathVisual editor → HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Modelling starts in TinkerCAD — combining simple shapes and learning to think in three dimensions. On the printing track children work on real machines: the Aoseed X-Maker for the youngest, then the Creality SPARKX i7, where they learn slicing, supports, tolerances and how to read a failed print and fix the setting that caused it.
PathModel in TinkerCAD → print and iterate
Children learn to fly safely first — pre-flight checks, airspace etiquette, manual control — before writing a single line of code. Then come block-based flight programs: routes, turns, and reacting to sensors. The advanced level builds an airframe from components, wiring motors and ESCs, configuring a flight controller and tuning it until it flies.
PathPilot a CoDrone → build your own
Children build augmented scenes that place digital objects into a real room, and virtual worlds they can move through, using Delightex on screen. Older learners work with real Meta Quest 3S headsets — how a headset tracks a space, anchoring objects to real surfaces, designing interaction, and keeping movement comfortable.
PathOn-screen scenes → real headsets
A menu rather than a fixed syllabus: experiments and crafts across six kinds — chemistry and reactions, physics and forces, circuits and electronics, engineering and machines, life science, and arts and crafts. Schools and nurseries pick what suits the group, the term and the time available.
PathSix kinds of experiment, chosen to fit
Not sure where to start? Talk to us and we will map out a plan for your child's age and experience.
How it works
Classes run at our Dubai centre or online for ages 6 to 18. For nurseries we come to you — no kit to buy, no teacher training to arrange, no setup burden.
School, nursery or a family enrolling directly — tell us the age group and whether you want in-house or online.
Pick a pathway from the catalog or a nursery programme. Everything is mapped session by session.
Robots, materials and trained facilitators. Sessions run in small groups and are fully supervised.
Skills build week by week, and children leave with work, certificates and stories to take home.
What drives us
To put real tools in children's hands — robots, boards, printers and code — and teach them to build with the technology that will shape their world, not just consume it.
A learning culture across the UAE where creativity, problem solving and technical confidence are ordinary — and where every child, from nursery to eighteen, gets a genuine chance to become an innovator.
Why Coding School
Our approach
Children learn with genuine tools — KUBO, WhalesBot, Ozobot, LEGO, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, 3D printers, drones and AI robots — not worksheets. We scale the same underlying skills from a three-year-old placing a puzzle tile to an eighteen-year-old training a model.
For schools
Beyond classes, we equip and support schools directly — from building the lab to running the exhibition at the end of the year.
A complete lab, designed, equipped and installed — LEGO, Arduino, Raspberry Pi and the kits that go with them, aligned to IGCSE, CBSE and ICSE science.
We run the showcase end to end — student projects, demonstration stations and the staging, so families can see what the school has built.
One-off and short-run workshops on AI, drones, 3D printing and immersive tech, delivered on your site with everything provided.
Mentoring for competition teams and school projects — design reviews, build help and coaching through to demonstration day.
Planning a lab or an event? Tell us what you need.
Get in touch
Tell us about your nursery or school and we will come back with options, dates and a plan that fits your timetable.