Questions parents ask

No. Children join a group that matches their age and experience, and every beginner activity assumes no prior knowledge. For the Advanced robotics level we recommend completing Intermediate first.

Call us on +357 99 343636 or send the trial lesson form. We will talk about your child's age, interests and experience, suggest a group and arrange a trial lesson.

Yes. Trial lessons are available and are arranged by phone so we can place your child in the right group on a day that suits you.

Age is the starting point: 4 to 6 for the early-years activities, 5 to 10 for the primary activities, 10 to 15 for the advanced ones. Within that, our teaching team will recommend an activity after a short chat or a trial lesson.

Sixty minutes for most activities. Robots and Coding Intermediate and Advanced run 60 to 90 minutes, which is two academic hours.

Groups have at most 10 children. Our usual ratio is one teacher to six children, and it is never more than one to ten.

There is no fixed public timetable. Days and times are agreed once a group forms, so please call us and we will tell you what is currently running or starting.

It depends on the activity: 24 lessons for STEAM Park, Coding Express, StoryTales and STEAM Reading, 30 for SPIKE™ Essential, BricQ Motion Essential and STEAM Mathematics, 38 for the Robots and Coding levels, 40 for SPIKE™ Prime and 8 for BricQ Motion Prime. English STEAM, Greek STEAM and Art and STEAM Construction run for 30 weeks with one lesson a week, and STEAM Music for 24 weeks.

No equipment. All LEGO® Education sets, robotics components and devices used in lessons belong to the centre.

A question or challenge to start, time to build and program in pairs or small groups, testing and fixing, and a short presentation where children explain what they made and why.

No. Alongside robotics and coding we run STEAM Mathematics, English STEAM, Greek STEAM, STEAM Reading, STEAM Music and Art and STEAM Construction. All of them use building and hands-on projects.

Groups are led by our teaching team, which includes a teacher certified by LEGO® Education. Groups are capped at 10 children, with a usual ratio of one teacher to six children.

Yes. Staff are first-aid trained.

A parking area is about 50 metres from the entrance on 28th October street. Students must be dropped off around 5 minutes before the lesson starts and picked up promptly after the lesson ends.

Fees depend on the activity and the block length. We do not publish a price list; please call us and we will explain the options for your child.

Yes, a sibling discount is available. We discuss it by phone when you enrol.

Payment methods accepted: cash, bank transfer and bank applications (such as Revolut and BoC QuickPay)

At 28th October 6, Aradippou 7104, Larnaca. Get directions (opens in a new tab).

Yes. A parking area is about 50 metres from the entrance.