Robotics, coding and game design under one roof in Magnolia. A small class with their own coach each week — then the lab is theirs, as often as they want to come. One membership instead of a calendar full of classes.
Their own coach, their own project, the same hour every week. Nobody hides at the back.
Unlimited group practice through the week. Tell us the day before and their bench is waiting.
From their first working robot to code that learns. You always know exactly where they are.
3D printers, the robotics arena, the game studio and the maker bench — all of it, all week.
Unlimited practice and lab access are subject to fair use — book the day before, sessions are supervised, and printing has a monthly allowance. Read the fair use terms.
One membership, three ways to commit — every plan is the same club, so you are choosing how long you promise, not how much they get. Start with a free visit: your child builds something, you meet the coach, and we work out where they should start.
STEAM Club — 12-Month Rate
Twelve-month commitment
$279$229/month
Save $50 a month on the month-to-month rate
The same club, at our lowest monthly rate — and you can pause for up to 3 months if life gets in the way.
Month to month cancels any time. The 6- and 12-month rates are commitments for that term, billed monthly. Testing for a badge is never an extra charge.
Most families end up driving to a robotics class, a coding class and a game-design class, each with its own term dates and its own room of strangers. This is the alternative.
Robotics on Monday, coding on Wednesday, game design on Saturday — three enrolments, three car parks, three sets of term dates. Here it is one room and one membership, and they choose what they are into this month.
The child who wants to talk about robots at dinner usually knows nobody else who does. In the club they are surrounded by them — the same faces every week, older ones showing younger ones how.
The best work here is not solo. Teams take on builds that are too big for one pair of hands, split the problem, argue about it, and finish something they could not have finished alone.
3D printers, the robotics arena, the circuit bench and the maker tools — real equipment, not a laptop in a classroom. A coach is always in the room, so trying something ambitious is safe, and getting it wrong is part of it.
Ten levels, and a badge for each one. They start by making something move and finish by teaching a machine to recognise what it sees — every level a real idea from computer science, built with their hands rather than read off a slide.
Sequences
Every robot starts with one bolt.
Loops
Round and round — that is the whole idea.
Conditionals
Sense first. Then decide.
Variables
It holds something, and the something changes.
Functions
Build it once. Wire it in anywhere.
Lists & data
Many positions, one name.
Text code · Python
The same brain, in its real language.
Classes & objects
Things that talk to each other.
Object-oriented design
Where every system meets.
AI — the robot learns
It learns.
Tested, not timed — they move up when they can do the thing, and a child who already codes starts further along. Your coach walks you through the whole path at the demo.
Most families come for a demo first — but if you have already seen the lab, everything you need is here. Pick a plan and the day that suits you; we confirm the hour with you and walk you through the waiver and media policy before the first class.
STEAM Club — Month to Month
Cancel any time
First month charged when you enrol, then monthly, about two weeks before each month
STEAM Club — 6-Month Rate
Six-month commitment
First month charged when you enrol, then monthly, about two weeks before each month
STEAM Club — 12-Month Rate
Twelve-month commitment
First month charged when you enrol, then monthly, about two weeks before each month
Not sure yet? Book the free demo — no card, no commitment.
At most 4 children with one coach, the same hour every week — we agree the hour with you when you join. Each child works on their own project at their own level, so a beginner and a child two levels ahead can sit at the same bench and both be stretched.
As often as they like. Group practice runs Mon–Fri · 5:00 – 6:00 PM and every session beyond their class hour is included — most families come two or three times a week. We only ask you to tell us the day before, by text or email, so a coach is expecting them and their kit is out.
All three, which is the point. Every level is a coding idea made real on a robot, the game-design studio is part of the open lab, and the same membership covers the lot. One place instead of three different classes across town.
Yes. We do not run a 3D-printing course and do not teach it as a subject, but members can use the printers with a coach alongside — a part for a robot, or something they designed themselves. Prints are approved by a coach, added to the queue and collected at the next session, and each member has roughly 500g of filament a month included. Within reason, in other words: a coach may resize a print that would hold a machine all afternoon.
That your child can come to any session on their timetable, as often as they like, without counting visits. What it does not mean is turning up unannounced: tell us the day before so a coach is expecting them and their kit is out. Sessions are always supervised, and if one is full we will offer another day.
Ten of them, and a child earns a badge for each. They start at the first working robot and finish with code that learns. A level takes roughly eight weeks at two visits a week, but it is tested rather than timed — they move up when they can do the thing, and a child who arrives already coding is placed further along at their demo. Every few weeks we hold a Badge Day, and parents are invited to watch.
Month to month cancels any time — no notice period, no fee. The 6- and 12-month rates are commitments for that term, billed monthly, at a lower rate for the longer promise.
On the 12-month rate you can pause for up to 3 months — a broken arm, a long trip, a hard term at school — and we add those months back on the end rather than charging for time your child could not use. Just tell us; we will set it up for you. On the shorter plans, talk to us and we will work something out.
With a free 30-minute visit. Your child builds something, we see where they should start, and you see the lab and meet the coach — no commitment either way. Families join with us at the campus afterwards, or online whenever suits.
Never. Badge Days are part of membership.
Yes — term time follows each campus's school-district calendar for closures, and we tell you about break weeks in advance. Camps run in the breaks, and members get a personal code for a discount on them.
Closer to another campus? The club runs there too, with its own plans.
STEAM Club at BellevueA free 30-minute demo at Magnolia places them on the ladder. Then pick a plan, and we agree the class hour with you.
