Matris Roboti Weekly Newsletter

What Happened Last Week?

1. Computing Workshop: 

Year 11 students explored Python programming and electronics in a hands-on session connecting STEM theory to real-world applications.

2. International Online Classes:

Students from London, Istanbul, and Frankfurt collaborated across borders through creative robotics and problem-solving challenges in our global classroom.

3. After School workshop:  

Term ended with hands-on projects and certificates celebrating our learners’ achievements.

Best wishes

Elnaz Zare

Director of Matris Robotic

Dates for the diary

22nd July Tuesday:

International Online Classes

Inspiring Confidence Through Coding, Creativity & Connection

This week at Matris Robotic, learning went beyond the classroom — combining real-world tech applications with global collaboration to spark curiosity and confidence in every student.

Computing Workshop for Secondary Schools:

We were thrilled to welcome Year 11 students to an engaging hands-on workshop focused on the practical side of physics, maths, and computing. From writing Python code to working with basic electronics, students explored how coding and robotics bring academic knowledge to life.

Beyond the tech, it was also a chance to build familiarity with university-style learning — bridging the gap between school and future pathways.

International Online Classes:

On Tuesday, our learners connected across continents through our international robotics sessions. From Istanbul to Frankfurt and London, students shared ideas, built projects, and discovered new ways of thinking through coding and creativity.

It was a powerful reminder: when it comes to innovation, there are no borders.

At Matris Robotic, every week is a new opportunity to ignite imagination, build skills, and help young people grow into confident problem-solvers ready for tomorrow’s world.

Bringing Ideas to Life | End-of-Term Project Highlights

On Thursday, our learners wrapped up their final class of the term with a brilliant hands-on project — bringing their very own dragonflies to life with glowing LED eyes! This creative challenge combined elements of electronics, design, and problem-solving, allowing students to apply what they’ve learned in a fun and meaningful way. We’re so proud of their progress and the imaginative spirit they brought to each session.

Looking Ahead

Next week, we’ll continue our international journey with another exciting Online Robotics Class on Tuesday — bringing together students from different countries to collaborate, code, and create together.

Meanwhile, we’re busy behind the scenes planning creative and engaging summer workshops for learners of all ages. From hands-on robotics to AI exploration and STEM challenges, there’s so much to look forward to!