Monthly Newsletter – November 2025

A Month of Creativity, Learning, and Hands-On Innovation.

Over the past month, Matris Robotic has been filled with creativity, engineering challenges, and exciting hands-on learning experiences. From after-school clubs in several schools to international online classes and weekend workshops, our learners explored robotics, electronics, coding, and design in engaging and practical ways. Here’s a look at what we’ve been building together.

School Programmes & After-School Clubs

This month, several schools hosted our after-school robotics clubs, where children explored both creativity and engineering principles.

In our Creativity Sessions, learners brought their own ideas to life imagining, designing, and building robots from scratch.

In mechanics-focused classes, students worked with structural components to build motion mechanisms, learning practical science and maths concepts through real, hands-on engineering.

We also delivered STEM workshops tailored to school requests in Computing and Design & Technology. Students built electronic projects such as the wire loop game, gaining an introduction to circuits, problem-solving, and design thinking.

 

International Online Classes

Our online programmes continued to grow, connecting students from the UK and abroad in robotics, electronics, AI, and game design sessions.

Each age group took part in activities suited to their level, from beginners learning electronic circuits to advanced learners designing robots, games, and AI-driven models.

Some students also worked on long-term projects for the CREST Award, hosted by the British Science Association. They developed their engineering ideas, designed prototypes, coded motor systems using Micro:bit, and built or simulated their models using Tinkercad.

Weekend Workshops at the British Library

Every Saturday, our regular Robotics & Coding sessions at the British Library welcomed young engineers eager to create. Children designed mechanical robots, explored coding challenges, experimented with sensors and motors, and completed project-based builds.

Every Saturday, our regular Robotics & Coding sessions at the British Library welcomed young engineers eager to create. Children designed mechanical robots, explored coding challenges, experimented with sensors and motors, and completed project-based builds.

Upcoming Programmes

📅 Monday – Harris Academy Battersea

6:00–7:00 PM — Christmas STEM Camp (ages 6–13)

Hands-on engineering, creative builds, and festive STEM challenges.

7:00–8:00 PM — Battle Robot Workshop

Students design, build, and test robots built for competitive challenges.

📅 Thursday – Harris Academy Battersea

6:00–7:00 PM — Christmas STEM Camp (ages 6–13)

A second weekly session for young learners to explore robotics, electronics, and creative design.

7:00–8:00 PM — Designing a Soccer Robot Workshop

Children build their own football-playing robot while exploring motion, sensors, and mechanics.

📅 Saturday – British Library

12:30–2:00 PM — Robotics & Coding Workshop

A practical introduction to robotics with coding activities suitable for all levels.

12:30–2:00 PM — Christmas STEM Camp

A festive engineering session where students create seasonal, motor-powered inventions.

2:30–3:30 PM — Robotics Workshop: Crocodile Robot Design & Build

Learners construct a crocodile-inspired robot to understand movement, linkages, and biomimicry.

We look forward to another month filled with creativity, engineering, and innovative learning. For registration or school collaborations, please contact us at:

📧 info@matrisrobotic.com

📞+44 7494 832 568

🌐 www.matrisrobotic.com