During this new school year we offer a program of activities related to educational robotics and technology, through which you can learn while enjoying the so-called STEAM subjects (science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics). A program for all students from primary, secondary and high school education
Laborand Robotix continue their collaboration exploring the world of educational robotics, programming and 3D printing for all students from early childhood, primary, secondary and high school education.
We offer a proven pedagogical project, whose main objective is to complement the formal training provided in schools, through the application of different technologies to the educational process in a fun and innovative way.
We want students to be creators of technology and not mere users. Connect them with the real world, understand how their environment works, master new technologies and be a valuable instrument to enhance their creativity and development throughout life.
Through educational robotics, design and construction, programming and new technologies we capture the attention and awaken the interest of children from the first minute. In this way we guide the little ones so that, thanks to technology, they are able to focus and solve problems, face a challenge and break it down into smaller steps to solve them one by one until they reach their own solution and thus become thinkers. creative throughout their lives
Students learn to develop 21st century skills and competencies such as creativity and innovation, teamwork, mathematical logic and communication. And all this in a playful and fun environment for them. We carry out very playful classes in which we work with different tools and games that maintain the student’s full attention from minute one.
What are you waiting for? Learn while having fun!
- Robotics I. Engineer Apprentices (6 to 8 years)
- Robotics II. Engineers of the Future (9 to 16 years)
- Robotics III. Digital Manufacturing (9 to 17 years)
- Unity. 3D Video Game Design (9 to 17 years)
In collaboration with:
Activity promoted and financed by the Ministry of Culture, Language Policy and Tourism of the Government of the Principality of Asturies
