Seats are full. New batches launching soon
Their first robot.Built with their own hands.
Block-based coding on a real micro:bit, the same board used in classrooms in 60+ countries. Nothing simulated.
In Session 1, your child switches on a real machine, learns what a robot actually is, and goes home able to explain it. Most adults can't.
Registrations closed
Seats are full for the September 2026 batch
The first edition of RoboSeeds Level 1 is closed. New batches are launching soon, and the fastest way to hold a place in the next one is to call the team.
- Course
- RoboSeeds Level 1
- Schedule
- Sat-Sun · 24 sessions over 3 months
- Ages
- 6-14
- Venue
- Donyi Polo International Hotel, Itanagar
Want a seat in the next batch?
Call the team and we will add your child to the list for the next edition, or book a free demo class in the meantime.
What lands in their hands
Not worksheets. These.
Every NEbots session ends with something working. These are the builds families talk about.
A wearable they choose
A wrist thermometer, a shake-to-roll dice or a step counter. Voted, built, worn out of the room.
A motor-driven fan
Their first actuator. They wire it, code it, and feel the breeze they made.
Rainbow neopixel lights
A strip of addressable LEDs cycling colours they picked themselves.
A fruit guitar
Bananas become piano keys. Conductivity, taught the unforgettable way.
Capstone + Showcase Day
A project of their own design, demonstrated live to parents. Certificate earned, not given.
The 24-session trail
From first spark to showcase day
By the end of this phase: Your child can explain what makes a robot a robot, and has run their first program.
By the end of this phase: They've built working circuits and know why the light comes on. Closed loop, no gaps.
By the end of this phase: They've used four different sensors and can name what each one 'feels'.
By the end of this phase: They say 'let's try again' instead of giving up. That's the course working.
By the end of this phase: A working project, presented in a full sentence, in front of a room. Age 6-14.
The honest numbers
What 24 sessions actually buy
hands-on sessions, every single one ending with something working
finished builds, including one they design themselves
written exams. Assessment is watching their robot work
2020-aligned outcomes, mapped session by session
Parents ask us
Fair questions, straight answers
My child has never touched a computer. Is that okay?
It's who this course was designed for. Session 1 assumes zero prior exposure, and the first weeks build comfort and curiosity before any independent coding. Teacher-guided pairs, heavy scaffolding, no child left staring at a screen alone.
Is it safe? They're working with electricity.
Everything runs on low-voltage AA battery packs, the same power as a TV remote. Safety rules are taught, repeated and tested from Session 3 onward. Mains electricity is never touched.
What exactly is covered in all 24 sessions?
The full session-by-session syllabus, covering projects, learning outcomes and NEP 2020 mapping for every session, is shared at your free demo class. Bring your questions.
What happens after RoboSeeds?
RoboSaplings. The training wheels come off: real typed code on an Arduino Uno. Nothing repeats, nothing is skipped.
Then what?
Next: RoboSaplings
The training wheels come off. Real code, real circuits, real robots on wheels. Ages 10-14.