Redwood Robotics
Our Curriculum
About Redwood Robotics
Give your child a headstart in STEM by equipping them with coding literacy and computational thinking skills! During these classes, children learn about various sensors and motors used in robotics and how to use them to control a robot’s movement and behavior. Robot missions tasked to students during class encourage problem-solving skills, as students attempt to overcome obstacles and solve challenges.
Overall, Redwood robotics classes provide a fun and engaging way for children to learn about robotics and programming, while also developing important and transferrable skills in STEM, critical thinking, and problem-solving. These classes can help prepare children for future careers in technology-related fields and inspire them to pursue their interests and passions.
Young Engineers Programme
Suitable For Age 5 & Above
Class Details
Students per Class:
Small Class of up to 8 students per class
Class Timings:
Monday – Friday : 3 pm, or 5 pm
Saturday: 9 am, 11 am, 1 pm, or 3 pm
My Engineering Intern: 60min per class
Introduction to Lego Robotics (Suitable for Ages 4 – 5)
Identifying blocks and building with accuracy
Introduction to basic coding blocks
*Ad-hoc classes available at $50/lesson
My Junior Engineer: 90min per class
Beginner Levels (Suitable for Ages 6 and Up)
Development of foundational building skills
Learning how codes are read and translated by a computer
Basic programming of robots
Introduction to the use of sensors
*Ad-hoc classes available at $70/lesson
My Senior Engineer: 105min per class
Semi-intermediate levels
Building slightly more complex robots
Reinforcement of basic engineering and Physics concepts
Learning the logic to integrate the use of sensors to control robot behavior
Understanding how to control independent motors for various robot behavior
My Principal Engineer: 105min per class
Intermediate Levels
Utilising multiple sensors with the robot to solve challenges
Learning logic operators in a script
Learning different types and functions of robot attachments
learning to utilise variable blocks in programming
Introduction to playfield missions
My Junior Roboticist: 120min per class
Semi-advanced Levels
Learning advanced coding block functions
Introduction to text-based coding
Weekly challenges to solve
Practices on past competition-level missions
My Senior Roboticist: 120min x 8 Lessons
Advanced Levels
Utilising text-based coding for robot behavior
How to build a robot from scratch to solve challenges
Weekly building/playfield challenges
Relating lessons to real–life problems
Practices on past competition-level missions
F.A.Q.
How long has Redwood Campus been providing student care?
Redwood Campus has been in service at Upper Thomson since 2021.
Is lunch provided for my child?
Lunch is provided and we liaise with the local hawkers around us.
What is the student to teacher ratio?
We have a small student:teacher ratio of 1:8 to ensure that each child will have adequate academic guidance during their time with us.
How can i get to Redwood Campus?
Spacious drive-in area for drop off & pick up
263A Upper Thomson Road, S(574390)
By Train: Upper Thomson (TEL), Exit 4
By Bus: 52, 132, 162, 163, 165, 166, 167, 410, 855, 980
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