RoboCamp, or programming for the youngest

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Learning through play is the only effective way to transfer knowledge. When it additionally concerns popular fields, which are assessed as extremely future-oriented, it is difficult to want anything more.

RoboCamp is a half-camp or semester class, during which children design, program and build robots using Lego blocks and computers. In this way, they broaden their knowledge in valuable areas - mathematics, computer science, physics, history, biology, geography, astronomy.

RoboCamp is very popular. "Unfortunately, the classes have a significant advantage of boys, which is a pity, because girls are great at learning programming," explains Wojciech Syrocki, one of the originators of RoboCamp. RoboCamp is an original, award-winning project.

Small groups and two instructors

The advantage of RoboCamp are small groups participating in classes in semester courses or during holidays and vacations.

The classes are attended by 8 to 12 children aged 6 to 14 under the care of two experienced constructors working with children.

Where are the classes held?

RoboCamp classes are available in the following cities:

• In Warsaw,
• Gdansk,
• Elblag
• Slupsk
• Koszalin
• Kolobrzeg,
• Torun,
• Września
• Kalisz,
• Zielona Góra,
• Lodz,
• Czestochowa,
• In Warsaw,
• Radom,
• Lublin,
• Kielce,
• Radomsko
• Zamosc
• Swidnik,
• Krakow
• Zakopane,
• Katowice
• Wroclaw
• Kędzierzyn Koźle.

RoboCamp is a great proposition for young engineers, stimulating the imagination and opening new, previously unavailable to children opportunities.