Where Ideas Take Shape & Skills Take Flight
At Light Robotics, we believe every child aged 6-16 has the potential to be an innovator. Through hands-on, team-based robotics lessons using LEGO Mindstorms and Micro:bit, students don't just learn about robots - they build, program, and bring their own mechanical creations to life. Our approach lets children progress at their own pace, fostering creativity, confidence, and problem-solving skills through encouragement and collaborative exploration.
Choose Your Learning Path
Lego WEDO : ages 6-9
Young innovators explore robotics through playful building and beginner-friendly coding using LEGO WeDo kits. Designed for curious minds, this course introduces simple machines, motion, and programming concepts through themed projects and guided discovery. As children build and bring their creations to life, they develop early engineering instincts, logical thinking, and collaboration skills—all while having fun with LEGO.
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Introductory building & mechanics
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Themed, story-driven projects
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Collaborative problem-solving
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Icon-based, drag-and-drop coding
Lego Mindstorms :
ages 9-12
Students explore robotics using LEGO Education kits, focusing on building and mechanics to understand motion, structure, and design. Through team-based challenges, they discover how gears, motors, and structures create real, moving machines. Each session nurtures creativity, problem-solving, and engineering fundamentals, advancing from simple mechanical builds to fully programmable robots.
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Team-based projects
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Mechanical design & assembly
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Block-based coding
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Problem-solving challenges
Micro:bit coding :
ages 10-16
Our micro:bit course uses the BBC curriculum as a foundation, enriched with advanced challenges to spark deeper thinking. Using MakeCode or JavaScript, learners transform the micro:bit into interactive tools, experimenting with inputs, sensors, and logic to understand how software controls hardware. Through creative projects and debugging tasks, students build computational thinking and coding habits, progressing from essentials to real-world, code-driven creations.
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Physical computing & sensors
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MakeCode and JavaScript coding
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Creative project design
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Debugging & problem-solving
Prices
All courses include equipment
To secure your spot, the course fee is paid in full at the time of registration. We welcome new children with a trial lesson, their first session. If you feel the course isn't the right fit, you have five days after that first lesson to cancel and receive a refund for the remaining lessons.
Micro:bit course
Up to 15 participants
8 sessions
Center location within the city̶
3̶2̶0̶€ 280€
Lego Mindstorm Course
Up to 12 participants
8 sessions
Center location within the city
̶3̶2̶0̶€ 280€
Lego WEDO
Up to 12 participants
8 sessions
Center location within the city
̶3̶2̶0̶€ 280€
Home hosted course
Up to 5 participants
5 sessions
Within the home of a student
To be discussed
Methodology: How We Inspire Growth
In all our courses, each team progresses at its own pace, allowing students to explore, experiment, and learn in a way that feels natural and empowering. Guidance is always available when needed, but independence is encouraged so students can develop confidence in their own abilities. The moment their robot moves - when the mechanics work or the code comes to life - becomes their achievement, fueling motivation, curiosity, and a desire to keep improving. This approach creates a supportive, hands-on learning environment where creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork thrive.
About
Hi, I’m Noga!
a lifelong educator and creative thinker with a passion for making technology fun and accessible. I’ve spent years teaching and designing programs that help students explore robotics through curiosity, teamwork, and hands-on discovery. With a background in project management, visual design, and education, I love showing kids that learning tech isn’t just about coding - it’s about imagination, problem-solving, and bringing ideas to life.
