Robots, apps and prototypes our learners have designed, coded and shown off — year after year, from first-time builders to festival winners.
Some are school projects, some are festival entries, some are just a kid who wouldn't put the laptop down. Every one of them started in a club.
Built from a broken school lamp, bottle caps and cardboard. The team wired real timers, then argued about who got to test it on the road.
A moisture sensor, a motor and a plastic bottle rigged to water seedlings while their owner is in class. Presented to the whole school assembly.
Fed up with a manual bell, students programmed a speaker to ring on the real timetable. The head teacher still checks it against his watch.
Fellows built a quiz app for exam revision that works offline on school tablets, then taught the Grade 7s how to use it.
A robot that senses walls and turns away before hitting them. Won the Festival 2025 build-off after its last-minute battery tape fix.
A local butcher needed a price list online. Our students took the order, built the site, and made their first-ever delivery of a finished product.
Students watched parents queue for fee balances and built a simple SMS reminder tool. Now the school is piloting it with the office.
Students paired with studio engineers to build the scoreboard that runs our Talent Discovery Days — one kid's first real project, live in front of 300 people.
Join a club, come to a Discovery Day, or bring our programme to your school. The next project on this page could have your name on it.
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