🤖 A program by OYLA — the award-winning science magazine

Launch a robotics program your centre can run from day one

A complete, ready-to-teach robotics curriculum for children aged 4 and up. We bring the lesson plans, train your teachers and support you — you open a new, in-demand direction without building anything from scratch.

Children with a robot they built in a robotics class
10,000+
students taught
7 yrs
running the program
100+
partner locations
age 4+
where we start
The problem

Adding robotics on your own is slow, costly and risky

  • Building a multi-year curriculum takes months you don't have.
  • Qualified robotics teachers are hard to find — and easy to lose.
  • You buy the LEGO kits, but there's no system to teach with them.
  • Parents are already asking for STEM. Competitors already offer it.
Child planning a robotics project
The solution

Everything you need to run robotics — in one package

OYLA Robotics is a turnkey program. You provide the room and the kids; we provide the method, the training and the brand.

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The full curriculum

A 4-level ladder of ~150 step-by-step lessons. Each lesson is planned minute by minute — your teacher simply follows it.

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Teacher training

We train your existing staff to deliver the lessons. No need to hire a rare robotics specialist.

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Ongoing support

Guidance as you launch and grow, plus updates to the program over time.

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CRM (optional)

Our own system to manage groups, attendance and payments — built for exactly this kind of program.

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The OYLA brand

Run under the name of a trusted science magazine read in 1,500+ schools — instant credibility with parents.

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Hands-on, screen-free

Real LEGO, built by hand. Right in line with what parents want and what OYLA stands for.

Young child proud of the robots they built
Our edge

Robotics from age 4 — not age 8

Almost every robotics program on the market starts at 8+. We start at 4 — preschool age — and carry the child upward for years through one connected system, all the way to advanced EV3 robots in upper primary.

That early start is your differentiator: while competitors wait for older kids, you welcome whole families years earlier — and keep them.

The curriculum

One ladder, several years of growth

A child can start at four and progress through every level without ever leaving the program.

Young children building with LEGO
Level 1

LEGO DUPLO

ages 4–6

First steps: large bricks, simple mechanisms, cause and effect, working in a team.

Children with a WeDo robot
Level 2

LEGO WeDo 2.0

ages 7–8

Mechanics and the first algorithms — motors, sensors and linear logic.

Child coding with Scratch
Level 3

WeDo 2.0 + Scratch

ages 8–9

Robotic systems and real coding — children program their builds in Scratch.

Child building an EV3 robot
Level 4

LEGO Mindstorms EV3

ages 10–12

Advanced robots, complex programs and project work — engineering thinking.

How it works

Three steps to your first class

1

We agree on a partnership

We choose the model that fits your centre and set you up with the curriculum and materials.

2

We train your teacher

Your existing staff learn to deliver the lessons — online or in person.

3

You open enrolment

Your teacher runs classes straight from the plans. We support you as you grow.

Partnership

Flexible models — we fit your context

From a simple curriculum licence to a full revenue-share partnership. We tailor the terms to your centre — let's find the right fit together.

Lightest

Curriculum licence

A fixed fee for access to the program and materials, with training on request. You run it your way.

Full partner

Revenue share

We provide everything — including the CRM — and share the revenue. The closest thing to a done-for-you launch.

In between

Hybrid

A small licence fee plus a per-student or percentage component. The middle ground.

Get started

Bring OYLA Robotics to your centre

Leave your details and we'll send you the full program and partnership options. We review every enquiry and get back to you by email.

No obligation. We'll reply by email — we don't call out of the blue.