Students learn drone controls, flight physics, navigation, and obstacle course piloting.

Classes include hands-on simulations, real-world obstacle challenges, and lessons on aerodynamics, communication, observation, and STEM concepts applied to drone technology.

Students start with basic coding concepts using Python, progress to building objects and characters, and ultimately design and develop their own games.

Activities include debugging challenges, interactive exercises, and creative projects that combine logic, design, and problem- solving skills.

Students explore the world of 3D design and bring their ideas to life using personal 3D printers. They learn engineering principles, geometry, and spatial reasoning while designing and producing tangible creations — from models and toys to functional prototypes.

Each project is hands-on and iterative, encouraging creativity, problem-solving, and innovation, with students taking home their unique creations as a lasting reward.

Students lead and collaborate in immersive virtual expeditions built on STEM principles and game design mechanics. Participants solve technical challenges, design and navigate interactive environments, and complete mission-based objectives that develop leadership, teamwork, strategic thinking, and decision-making under pressure — while learning how game systems, logic, and technology shape virtual worlds.

Students draft designs, build models of buildings, bridges, and city layouts, and explore structural engineering principles. Activities include hands-on construction challenges, collaborative city planning, and problem-solving exercises to understand how design, stability, and aesthetics combine in architecture.

Students assemble robots, drones, and machines, learning how to wire circuits, program movements, and experiment with alternative energy sources.

They design original creations, test them in hands-on challenges, and apply engineering and design concepts in practical scenarios.

Students conduct hands-on experiments like soap-powered boats, balloon rockets, and oxygen-propelled planes. Activities introduce scientific principles in chemistry, physics, and biology, encouraging observation, hypothesis testing, and creativity in a safe, guided environment.