Inclusive Robotics
A 2-month custom game challenge for all skill levels. Drivetrain provided — students focus on building, practicing, and competing.
Our VEX IQ Program gives students in Grades 2–7 an exciting way to learn robotics, engineering, and programming in a fun, collaborative environment. Snap-together hardware means kids build real, working robots from day one — then program them with blocks, Python, or C as they grow.
Every course is 8 weeks, 2 hours per class, $480, capped at 8 students. Pick what fits — your child can take more than one at once.
A 2-month custom game challenge for all skill levels. Drivetrain provided — students focus on building, practicing, and competing.
Learn how VEX IQ pieces work. By week 8, your child builds a drivetrain that grabs and scores balls.
The mechanisms that win competitions: 4-bar & DR4B arms, intakes, claws, linear slides, flywheels, ratchets & PTOs.
Start coding from day one with VEXcode IQ. Drive code, sensors, and route programming.
Variables, loops, conditionals, custom functions, and an introduction to PID control.
RobotC, autonomous skills, and PID tuning. End the program with an autonomous skills run for the current IQ game.
Lessons officially begin Friday, November 6. Up to 8 students per class. Spots fill early — book a free trial to claim yours.
The Lesson Program teaches skills through structured 8-week courses. The Competition Program puts those skills to work in real VEX IQ tournaments. Most families do both.
✦ The Lesson Program and Competition Program can be taken at the same time, billed independently.
A guided technical foundation in mechanical systems, engineering design, and VEX programming.
Full access to robot parts, tools, supplies, and the practice field during open hours.
Ongoing coaching from Anson Lai & Gian Bangayan throughout the competition season.
Real competition experience through official VEX IQ events — at no extra cost on top of the Competition Program.
Whether beginner or experienced, every student gets to build, program, and compete — even in their first year.
Students learn to think beyond instructions. Through hands-on building and strategy, they develop genuine abstract-thinking skills.
Every challenge in VEX IQ is a puzzle. Students are encouraged to experiment, fail fast, iterate, and improve.
Schools can’t always give every student equal involvement. Making sure they do is something we take pride in.
Anything not covered here? Book a call — we’ll walk you through it.
Your child builds, codes, and competes — no commitment. Pick a time below.