Students build wind turbines that convert kinetic energy into electrical energy. The turbines are connected to a light bulb, and by manually spinning the turbine blades (simulating wind), the generated energy lights up the bulb. This activity not only teaches students about renewable and clean energy concepts but also emphasizes the importance of green energy and environmental preservation by reducing pollution and conserving natural resources.

Secondary school students explore movement and control by programming servo motors with the BBC Micro:bit. This workshop introduces core robotics concepts through practical, hands-on learning.

Students learn to design and program robots that use sensors to navigate independently, introducing them to real-world applications of robotics and artificial intelligence.

Students design and build a robot with soil moisture sensors that can monitor plant health and automate irrigation systems. This hands-on project introduces how robotics and smart technology are applied in real-world farming innovations, inspiring solutions for sustainable agriculture.

Based on Central London, participants design and build a miniature city centered on green energy principles. Rooftop solar panels provide clean energy for lighting and services, demonstrating how cities can integrate renewable technologies. The workshop emphasizes sustainable urban planning and environmental protection.

In Coding course, step-by-step, students learn core programming concepts, loops, conditionals and variables and instantly see their ideas come to life on screen through interactive projects and simulations.