ROBOTICS & CODING WORKSHOPS FOR KIDS · RICHMOND HILL

Build it. Code it.
Watch it move.

In a STEAM360 robotics workshop, kids build a robot, give it its first instructions with easy visual block code, then test and improve it. Workshops run at the Richmond Hill Central Library, include all materials, and need no experience.

WHAT HAPPENS IN A WORKSHOP

From parts to a robot that moves.

Build

Kids put their robot together with help from the workshop team.

Code

They program it with visual blocks that snap together, with no typing needed.

Test and improve

They try it on a challenge, such as a mini maze, and fix what did not work the first time.

UPCOMING

Upcoming robotics workshops for kids.

Each workshop is a single session with its own date, time and age group. Apply for the ones that suit your child.

New workshops are on the way.

There are no workshops open for applications right now. Please check back soon.

View previous workshops

QUESTIONS PARENTS ASK

About robotics workshops for kids.

Does my child need to know how to code?

No. The coding is visual, with blocks that snap together, and most kids are coding for the first time.

What ages are the robotics workshops for?

Each workshop shows its age group, and the application only offers the workshops that fit your child’s age.

What does it cost?

Each workshop shows its price before you apply, and the price includes all materials and the use of our equipment. Joining a waitlist costs nothing. Our terms explain cancellations and refunds.

What if a workshop shows waitlist open?

You can still apply. Your child joins the waitlist, and you are the first to hear when places open.

Ready to build a robot?

Applying takes a few minutes. You hear back by email. Curious about design too? See our 3D printing workshops for kids.

Illustrative workshop photos by Vanessa Loring / Pexels · 3D printing photo