For schools

Real STEAM, on your campus.

Robotics, code, and AI programs delivered at your school. We bring everything — hardware, AI access, instructors — and your students walk away with portfolios their parents can actually see.

What a school program looks like

After-school club

One term · 10 weekly sessions of 90 minutes

  • 12–20 students from one year group, each on their own project
  • Build with AI: robots, apps, games, IoT
  • Take-home tasks between sessions, each one answered
  • Ends with a Demo Day for parents
  • Robonamix brings all hardware + the AI

From Rs 6,500 per student a term

One of 7 packages · see them all
Since 2019
including a session we travelled to run at Abbottabad Public School
Why schools choose us

Built for school constraints, not against them.

We bring everything

Arduino boards, sensors, breadboards, the AI assistant — all from us. You provide a room, the students, and (where helpful) a coordinator on your side.

The AI, used properly

Students type the machine's own commands by hand first, then direct an AI — and check every guess it makes against the real hardware. Instead of drilling code from memory, they learn how to think a build through and how to catch a confident mistake: the part that carries over to everything else.

Safe, and supervised in the room

Our AI chat is curriculum-tuned for ages 8–17 and runs inside our own studio app — no personal account signups, and never a chat window onto the open internet. An instructor supervises every session. Photo/video permission is opt-in per student.

Packages and prices

A visit, a term, or your own teachers.

Each price is where that package starts. Your proposal fixes the final figure once we know your headcount, dates and how far we travel, and it arrives within 48 hours of our first call.

One-time

A single visit. The quickest way for your students, staff and parents to see what we do.

Assembly demo

45–60 minutes · one visit

Up to 30 students, in your hall or a classroom

A robot at the front that obeys spoken commands. Students take turns giving the orders, then we break it on purpose and let the room work out why.

  • Two mentors and the demo rig
  • Students take turns commanding the robot themselves
  • A short talk for staff on using AI properly in class

From Rs 15,000 per visit

Hands-on workshop

2½–3 hours · one visit

Up to 30 students · minimum 15

Every table wires a real circuit, types the machine's own commands by hand, then directs an AI and checks each guess it makes against the hardware.

  • Three mentors, and a board for every two or three students
  • All boards, sensors and materials, which come back with us
  • A short write-up for parents on what the students built

From Rs 1,500 per student

Collaborations

We teach your students across a term or a holiday, and the work carries on between sessions.

After-school club

One term · 10 weekly sessions of 90 minutes

12–20 students from one year group

The same group every week, each student on their own project, across the four lanes: engineering, code, science and AI art. It ends with a Demo Day for parents.

  • A mentor every week, with all hardware and the AI
  • Take-home tasks on HQ between sessions, each one read and answered
  • Demo Day at the end of term, and a written record of each student's work

From Rs 6,500 per student

Holiday camp

12 sessions over about 4 weeks

Up to 30 students, ages 8–17

An intensive summer or winter camp at your school, three days a week, with a capstone project for every student and Demo Day on the last day.

  • Mentors at every session, with all hardware and the AI
  • A capstone project per student
  • Demo Day for parents on the final day

From Rs 8,000 per student

Year-round partner

A full school year

Your timetable, one or more year groups

A weekly STEAM period inside the school day, run by our mentor alongside one of your teachers, with a classroom kit set your school owns.

  • A weekly period in the timetable, all year
  • A classroom kit set, bought for and kept by your school
  • One of your teachers co-teaching from the first week

Quoted after a visit

Teacher training

We train your teachers to run it themselves, with our mentor in the room while they learn.

Teacher workshop

One day · about 5 hours

Up to 15 teachers

Your teachers do what the students do: wire a board, command it by hand, direct an AI and catch it being wrong. Then we show them how to run that session themselves.

  • The kit, the method and the session plans
  • How to run the 'break it on purpose' round, and why it matters
  • Using AI safely in a classroom of children

From Rs 5,000 per teacher

Co-teaching handover

One term

One or two of your teachers, and their class

Our mentor teaches your class alongside your teacher, then hands over a little more each week until your teacher leads and we only observe.

  • Our mentor in the room every week of the term
  • Session plans your teacher keeps
  • A classroom kit set, bought for and kept by your school

Quoted after a visit

Our kits come with our mentors

We don’t lend hardware on its own. The method is the product: the commands typed by hand before the AI, the round where we break it on purpose, a mentor at every bench. If you’d like kits of your own, a year-round partnership or a teacher handover includes a classroom set your school buys and keeps.

Minimums, and what they’re for

A workshop needs 15 students, a club 12, and a teacher workshop is priced for at least 8 teachers. Below that, the mentors and kits cost the same, so we’d quote the visit rather than pretend otherwise.

Process

From first email to Demo Day.

  1. Step 01

    Discovery

    20-minute call to understand your year-group, goals, calendar, and constraints. We come back with a 1-page proposal within 48 hours.

  2. Step 02

    Scope + schedule

    We co-design the curriculum to your context. Lock dates, room, and any photo/video permissions. Single engagement letter, simple pricing.

  3. Step 03

    Delivery + Demo Day

    We arrive with all hardware + the AI. Run the program. Close with Demo Day for parents and a written write-up of what each student built.

Curious whether we fit your school?

Send a short note — your year-group, what you’re hoping to run, rough dates. We’ll come back with a real proposal, not a brochure.