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Little Bots Holiday Program

Little Bots Holiday Program

$500.00 AUD

Payment due after confirmation of acceptance into the course

4 / 6 spots available

Holiday Program
Time
  • Age: K- Yr 2
  • Duration: 60 mins, 5 Sessions
  • Maximum 6 in a class

Introduce young minds (K-2) to the exciting world of robotics and coding with our Little Bots program, powered by VEX 123. This hands-on, interactive course is designed to build foundational STEM skills. Students will engage in step-by-step activities that develop computational thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork, all while having fun with their very own 123 Robot.

Who Is This course For?

  • Students in K - Y2
  • No prior experience needed—just curiosity and creativity!
  • Students interested in coding and robotics, who enjoy hands-on learning.

Why Choose This Course?

  • Hands-on, Interactive Learning – Learn by building!
  • Foundational STEM Skills – Gain exposure to real- world robotics, coding, and critical-thinking.
  • Team-Oriented – Work in teams to design, program, and refine your robots.

Key 2025 Dates

Key Term Time Dates

  • Term 1: 6 February to 11 April 2025
  • Term 2:  29 April to 27 June 2025
  • Term 3: 22 July to 26 September 2025
  • Term 4: 14 October to 19 December 2025

Key Holiday Program Dates

  • Easter Holidays: 21 April to 25 April 2025
  • Winter Holidays: 7 July to 18 July 2025
  • Spring Holidays: 29 September to 10 October 2025
  • Summer Holidays: 22 December to 26 January 2026
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Course Objectives

  • Hands-on Robotics & STEM Exploration

    Through interactive activities, students will grasp key robotics concepts, including movement, sensors, and real-world applications like Mars rover simulations.

  • Foundational Coding & Computational Thinking

    Students will develop an understanding of sequencing, pattern recognition, and problem-solving by programming the VEX 123 Robot using touch commands and Coder cards.

  • Critical Thinking & Debugging Skills

    Learners will practice identifying and fixing errors in their code, fostering resilience, logical reasoning, and creativity in problem-solving.

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