STEAM & Robotics
Learning by building. Children design, build and code their own models and robots, and discover they can make the things they imagine.
Five subjects, one hands-on class
Every build brings these together.
Science
How things move, balance and work.
Technology
Coding the robots they build.
Engineering
Designing and building real models.
Art
Making creations their own.
Mathematics
Measuring, counting and patterns.
What your child gains
Skills that last well beyond the classroom.
Creativity
Children turn their own ideas into things they can hold.
Problem-solving
When a build doesn’t work, they figure out why and fix it.
Coding & logic
Programming their robots builds step-by-step thinking.
Confidence
Every finished project is proof of what they can do.
Built by our students
A few of the projects from our classes.
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My son loves Stick ‘Em because it sparks his creativity and allows him to build robots and other things he imagines. Each completed project gives him a great sense of achievement. With the guidance of his teacher, he has been able to build amazing robots that he never thought he could make before, which has greatly boosted his confidence and interest in learning.
Sen, Parent of P3 studentWays to learn STEAM
Take it on its own, or pair it with tuition or abacus. 16 classes per term.
STEAM & Robotics
STEAM only. Design, build and code in every lesson.
Future Makers
Tuition + STEAM. 75 min of school tuition, then 75 min of robotics.
Junior Innovators
Abacus + STEAM. Two enrichment skills in one afternoon.
STEAM materials: $50 · One-time registration: $30 · See timetable & all fees
On the big stage
Our students compete, and the programme itself is award-winning.
Iron Scholars at the Global Robotics Games 2025
Our students competing with their own robots. Video credit: Stick’Em.
Stick’Em’s winning Hult Prize 2025 pitch
The team behind our STEAM curriculum, developed by SUTD and NUS experts.
Parents often ask
What age can my child start?
From K2. STEAM & Robotics and Junior Innovators are open to K2 to P6, and Future Makers is for P1 to P6.
Does my child need coding experience?
No. Lessons start from the basics, and teachers guide children step by step as they build and code.
Are there levels or exams?
No levels or exams. Children receive a certificate of completion and a progress report at the end of each term.
Can my child try a class first?
Yes. Book a trial class to see a lesson in action and meet the teacher.
Let your child build something amazing.
Book a trial STEAM class and see what they create.