Fall 2026 cohort · Limited seats

Code real robots
in Python.

A hands-on robotics club for high schoolers. Build and program the Freenove Micro:Rover — powered by the micro:bit V2 board — and watch your code come to life on wheels.

Join the Waitlist See what you'll build

Freenove Micro:Rover Kit

includes micro:bit V2 board

Yours to build

# rover.py — your first program
from microbit import *
while True:
    rover.forward(speed=80)
    if rover.obstacle():
        rover.turn(90)  # dodge it!

// what you'll do

From blinking an LED to a self-driving rover.

Every Monday you'll level up — starting with the basics of Python and finishing with a rover that navigates the room on its own.

Real Python, real syntax

No drag-and-drop blocks. Students write actual MicroPython that runs on hardware.

Drive what you code

Program line-following, obstacle dodging, and remote control on the Micro:Rover.

Small, mentored groups

Weekly hands-on sessions with instructors who keep every student moving forward.

End-of-term showcase

Cap the season with a friendly robot challenge to show off what you've built.

// the details

Everything parents & students need to know

When

Mondays

8:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Two-hour hands-on session, weekly

Where

355 Michael Cowpland

Drive

Free parking · easy drop-off & pickup

Who

Grades 9–12

All skill levels

No coding experience required

reserve_seat.py

Join the waitlist

Drop your details and we'll email you the moment registration opens. No payment now.

Student name

Parent / guardian name

Email address

Grade level

We'll only use your info to contact you about the club.

// questions

Parents ask, we answer

Not at all. We start from zero and build up. Curious beginners and seasoned tinkerers both thrive.

Yes, your student needs to bring their own laptop to the sessions for a full experience.

Pricing is shared when registration opens. Joining the waitlist is free and holds your spot in line.

Sessions run weekly on Mondays through the term, finishing with a robot showcase challenge.

Code real robots in Python.