who we are

A workshop disguised as a school

CircuitKids is where kids aged 7+ stop scrolling and start building — real robots, real code, real things they carry home.

Children surround and interact with a large robot.

Workshop day

Children surround and interact with a large robot.

Workshop day

Robot prototype is being viewed by people.

Robotics lab

6

6

4,200+

from 6 kids to 4,200+ makers

Our story

Traced from a garage to six cities.

Four milestones, one circuit — tap a node to jump, or let it run.

2019

2021

2023

2025

a book and some electronics on a table

2019 · Where it began

A borrowed room and a bin of motors.

Our founder started with six kids, three laptops, and one rule: you don't leave until it moves. Word spread between parents, and a side project became a school.

2019

2021

2023

2025

a book and some electronics on a table

2019 · Where it began

A borrowed room and a bin of motors.

Our founder started with six kids, three laptops, and one rule: you don't leave until it moves. Word spread between parents, and a side project became a school.

4200+

Makers since 2019

10+

Instructors who still teach

11

Workshops, six cities

96%

Come back next term

What we believe

We don't teach kids about technology. We hand it over.

01

Hands-on

Build first, explain later.

Tools are on the bench before the first word is said. Theory arrives the moment something refuses to work, not a minute before.

02

Safe to fail

Wrong is where learning lives.

A bug isn't failure, it's the interesting part. Spare parts are in the budget, because the stuck moment is where engineers are made.

03

Ships it

Every kid ships something real.

No worksheets that end up in a drawer. Every child leaves with something that runs, rolls or lights up — and a demo to explain it.

A day with us

Where the two hours go

Every class runs on the same rhythm — short at both ends, long in the middle where the building happens. One class a week, two hours, twelve weeks a term.

A day with us

Where the two hours go

Every class runs on the same rhythm — short at both ends, long in the middle where the building happens. One class a week, two hours, twelve weeks a term.

FIRST

15 MIN

Tools already out

Benches are set before anyone arrives. Kids pick a station and start tinkering before the first word is said.

FIRST

15 MIN

Tools already out

Benches are set before anyone arrives. Kids pick a station and start tinkering before the first word is said.

NEXT

15 MIN

One good question

Something on the table misbehaves. The instructor waits, and the table works out why together.

NEXT

15 MIN

One good question

Something on the table misbehaves. The instructor waits, and the table works out why together.

THEN

75 MIN

Heads-down building

The longest stretch, on purpose. Instructors circle the benches, ask questions, and keep their hands behind their backs.

THEN

75 MIN

Heads-down building

The longest stretch, on purpose. Instructors circle the benches, ask questions, and keep their hands behind their backs.

LAST

15 MIN

Demo time

Each child demos what they made — including the builds that didn't work. Those get a label and a place on the wall.

LAST

15 MIN

Demo time

Each child demos what they made — including the builds that didn't work. Those get a label and a place on the wall.

Inside our classes

No two Tuesdays look the same

Snapshots from the benches — first builds, stuck moments, and the demos at the end of the day. Parents are welcome to come and see for themselves.

Inside our classes

No two Tuesdays look the same

Snapshots from the benches — first builds, stuck moments, and the demos at the end of the day. Parents are welcome to come and see for themselves.

  • Children gathered around a large robot, reaching out to it

    Meeting the guest robot

  • A teacher guiding children working at their tables

    Saturday open workshop

  • A girl testing a small wheeled robot on the table

    Line follower, round three

  • Children sitting together at a classroom table

    Team table, week one

  • A girl concentrating as she builds a toy car

    Building the chassis

  • Brick-built robots on the floor with children around them

    Demo day

  • A boy working on a laptop

    First lines of code

  • Parents and children sitting together in the classroom

    Parents at the bench

  • A child playing a game they made on a tablet

    A game of their own

  • A teacher standing in front of a group of children

    Story first, then code

  • A young girl assembling a construction kit

    Every piece counts

  • A little girl sitting in front of a laptop

    Her first program

The people behind it

The team that started it all.

Three people, one garage, and a stubborn belief that kids learn best by building.

The people behind it

The team that started it all.

Three people, one garage, and a stubborn belief that kids learn best by building.

The people at the benches are a different crew

10+ teachers across six cities — engineers, designers and makers who teach weekday evenings and weekends.

Come and see

Sit in on a class before you decide.

Book a free trial class any week of the term, or just walk into the open workshop — the door is open and the benches are busy.

Ages 7+ · No experience needed · Bring nothing but curiosity

OPEN WORKSHOP

Every first Saturday

10:00 – 12:00, drop in any time

At every CircuitKids workshop

Parents welcome — there are chairs

No booking needed · just walk in

Come and see

Sit in on a class before you decide.

Book a free trial class any week of the term, or just walk into the open workshop — the door is open and the benches are busy.

Ages 7+ · No experience needed · Bring nothing but curiosity

OPEN WORKSHOP

Every first Saturday

10:00 – 12:00, drop in any time

At every CircuitKids workshop

Parents welcome — there are chairs

No booking needed · just walk in

Come and see

Sit in on a class before you decide.

Book a free trial class any week of the term, or just walk into the open workshop — the door is open and the benches are busy.

Ages 7+ · No experience needed · Bring nothing but curiosity

OPEN WORKSHOP

Every first Saturday

10:00 – 12:00, drop in any time

At every CircuitKids workshop

Parents welcome — there are chairs

No booking needed · just walk in

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