Coding and Robotics Classes for Kids in Singapore: 9 Schools and Fees (2026)

30 October 2026 · 11 min read

TL;DR – The Quick Version

We checked all 17 schools Jungle lists for coding and robotics on their own websites on 30 October 2026, and nine run weekly classes for children. Most start with LEGO robots before 7, move to Scratch at 7 or 8 and to Python from 10 to 12. Six publish their fees, which work out at about $32 to $54 an hour. The Lab and NK Robotics give a free first class; elsewhere most trials cost $50 to $90. Browse coding classes for kids on Jungle.

Between them, the coding schools on Jungle teach children from 4 to 18. What changes with age is the tool, not the subject. A 5-year-old at NK Robotics codes a robot with code cards and a pen reader, with no screen at all. A 9-year-old at Nullspace spends 2 hours coding a LEGO SPIKE Prime robot. A 13-year-old at Coding Lab writes Python, in a course of five 2-hour lessons that costs $539.55 with GST.

This guide covers the nine schools on Jungle that run weekly coding or robotics classes for children, checked on their own websites, fee sheets and booking pages on 30 October 2026. Every card gives the classes by age, the language or robot kit, how long a lesson runs, the class size where the school states it, the fee and the trial. Six of the nine publish their fees. One more school teaches only online.

Start with what to learn at which age, then the three quick picks. After that every school is grouped by area, with the chains at the end, followed by a fees table. If your child is 5 to 7, our guide to coding and robotics for 5 to 7 year olds goes further into that age.

What to learn at which age

4 to 6LEGO robots and screen-free coding cards, 60 to 90 minutes

7 to 9Scratch on a computer or LEGO robots with sensors, up to 2 hours

10 to 12Python, phone apps, Arduino and SPIKE Prime robots

13 to 16Python in depth, web, Roblox, competitions and exams

Price an hourAbout $32 to $54, at the six schools that publish fees

Trial classFree at two schools; mostly $50 to $90 elsewhere

Class size4 to 12 a teacher, at the six schools that say

Schools on Jungle9, plus one that teaches online only

4 to 6LEGO robots and screen-free coding cards, 60 to 90 minutes7 to 9Scratch on a computer or LEGO robots with sensors, up to 2 hours10 to 12Python, phone apps, Arduino and SPIKE Prime robots13 to 16Python in depth, web, Roblox, competitions and examsPrice an hourAbout $32 to $54, at the six schools that publish feesTrial classFree at two schools; mostly $50 to $90 elsewhereClass size4 to 12 a teacher, at the six schools that saySchools on Jungle9, plus one that teaches online only

A teacher points to a coding project on screen while two boys work on laptops at Computhink in Toa Payoh. Photo: Jungle

From 4 to 6, the robot does the work a screen does later. NK Robotics' Coding Pioneers codes with cards and a pen reader. School Of Robotics starts children at 4 on an hour of LEGO SPIKE Essential, WeDo 2.0 or ScratchJr. Redwood Campus's youngest class is an hour of LEGO building and first coding blocks. Nullspace and The Lab take children from 5, with Bee-Bot floor robots, LEGO Technic and maths-linked games.

From 7 to 9, Scratch arrives and lessons get longer. Coding Lab, Computhink and School Of Robotics all start Scratch at 7, in lessons of 90 minutes to 2 hours. The Lab Junior spends 100 minutes a week on LEGO SPIKE robots. Nullspace's STEM Explorer mixes LEGO WeDo, Scratch and a 3D pen, and teaches typing. Robotics Connection and Children's Worklab open weekly robotics at 8.

From 10 to 12, most schools switch to Python. The Lab Coder, Nullspace, Coding Lab, Robotics Connection and School Of Robotics all start Python at 10. NK Robotics' PythonBots codes LEGO SPIKE Prime robots in Python from 10 and prepares teams for the FIRST LEGO League and World Robot Olympiad. Coding Lab adds phone apps in MIT App Inventor, and Nullspace and School Of Robotics add Arduino electronics.

From 13, it is real languages, competitions and exams. Computhink's teen tracks, from 12, are Python, web pages in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and Roblox games in Lua. Coding Lab's secondary courses lead to electives in AI, data and game development, Olympiad training and O-level Computing tuition. The Lab X, for 14 and up, teaches Unity and competitive programming after an entry exam.

What age can my child start coding?

Your child can start at 4, at three of the nine schools here, though before 7 the coding is done with robots, cards and tablets rather than typing. NK Robotics' Coding Pioneers, School Of Robotics' Stage 1 courses and Redwood Campus's My Engineering Intern all take 4-year-olds, and School Of Robotics' Coding Express, a LEGO train coded with action bricks, takes children from 3.

Nullspace and The Lab start at 5. Coding Lab and Computhink take their first pupils at 7; Coding Lab's class for 5 and 6 runs only in partner preschools. Children's Worklab and Robotics Connection start weekly robotics at 8, and take younger children into LEGO engineering classes with no coding.

Is your child ready for a coding class?

They can use a mouse and keyboard on their own. If not yet, start with a robot class: NK Robotics' Coding Pioneers, School Of Robotics' Stage 1 or Nullspace's Little Explorer. Nullspace's STEM Explorer for 7 and 8 teaches typing and mouse skills as part of the class.
They can stay focused for 90 minutes to 2 hours. If not yet, choose an hour-long class: School Of Robotics' Stage 1, Nullspace's Little Explorer, Redwood Campus's youngest level or Children's Worklab's robotics slots.
There is a computer at home for practice. Coding Lab sets homework after every lesson, some of it compulsory, and online classes at Computhink and Champ Code Academy need a laptop. If not, choose a school that provides laptops in class, such as Nullspace or Computhink at Toa Payoh.

If you are unsure, a trial class will tell you more than any checklist. The Lab and NK Robotics give the first class free, Computhink runs a free level assessment instead, and Coding Lab refunds its paid workshop if you book a course within three months.

Quick picks

Best for a first-timer

The Lab Singapore

The Lab is the only school here with both a free first class and published fees, and it has a programme for every age from 5. Kinder (5 to 6) runs 90 minutes with one teacher to four children; Junior (7 to 9) is 100 minutes of LEGO SPIKE robots, one to six; Coder (10 to 14) moves to Python. The trial doubles as a placement check. Add $80 registration; GST is not mentioned.

Price: Kinder $650 for 10 classes ($65 a class), Junior $700 for 10 ($70 a class). $80 registration.
Book on Jungle: The Lab Singapore, KINEX

Best value

Robotics Connection

Robotics Connection's Scratch and Python courses cost $570 for eight 2-hour classes, about $36 an hour, and its first four robotics levels are $510, about $32 an hour. That is the lowest hourly rate of the six schools that publish fees; The Lab works out at $39 to $43 an hour and Nullspace at $45 to $52. The catches: classes start at 8, the trial is $90, registration is $50 and GST is not mentioned.

Price: $510 or $570 for eight 2-hour classes ($64 to $71 a class). $50 registration.
Book on Jungle: Robotics Connection

If they get serious

Coding Lab

Coding Lab publishes the clearest route from a first Scratch class at 7 to national coding competitions and exams, with fees for every Scratch, app and Python course. Python starts at 10 and Hwa Chong Infocomm Challenge training at 11. From 13 the path runs to electives, Olympiad in Informatics training (by selection test) and O-level Computing tuition. The catches: no free trial, GST on top of listed fees, and no refunds once a class is confirmed.

Price: Scratch 1 is $435 for five 2-hour lessons before GST ($474.15 with GST, about $95 a class).
Book on Jungle: Coding Lab, KAP Mall

Coding and robotics schools for kids, by area

Central North North-east East West Schools with several branches Online only

Central: Orchard, Bukit Timah, Toa Payoh and Thomson

Children's Worklab

Orchard Road · Orchard MRT (NS22/TE14), 450 m

From 8LEGO robotics1-hour lessons$50 an hour

Children's Worklab teaches coding through weekly LEGO robotics from 8, or earlier once a child has finished its Master Engineer course. Children build a robot, then code it on LEGO WeDo, NXT, EV3 or SPIKE Prime, depending on level. Its classes for 4 to 8 are LEGO engineering with no coding. The school does not state a class size, and LEGO stays at the centre. Centres at UE Square and Shaw Centre are not yet on Jungle.

Classes: Lego Robotics, ages 8 and up, in 1-hour slots.
Times: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 3.30pm and 4.30pm; Saturday at 9.45am, 11.15am, 1pm and 2.30pm; Sunday at 9.45am and 11.15am.
Price: $400 for eight 1-hour or four 2-hour sessions ($50 an hour), or $220 for four 1-hour weekday sessions. $50 registration.
Trial: $60 an hour for ages 6 and up.
Address: 583 Orchard Road, #02-01/02 Forum The Shopping Mall, Singapore 238884. Google Maps
Book on Jungle: Children's Worklab

Computhink Kids

Toa Payoh · Toa Payoh MRT (NS19), 350 m

Ages 7 to 16Scratch, Minecraft, Python90 minFree assessment

Computhink runs 90-minute weekly classes at Toa Payoh Library or live on Zoom, placed by a free assessment. From 7 to 11 the tracks are Scratch, Minecraft Education coding and LEGO SPIKE Prime robotics in pairs. From 12 they are Python, web pages and Roblox games in Lua, then machine learning with Python. Classes are kept small, with no number given. You sign up for a semester and pay monthly, by half-semester or in full.

Classes: ScratchThinker, MineThinker and LEGO Robotics (7 to 11); PythonThinker, WebThinker and Roblox Studio (12 and up); Machine Learning with Python; G3 Computing tuition (Secondary 3 and 4).
Price: Computhink Kids does not publish its weekly fees online. Contact them for current prices. Holiday camps cost from $367 for three 3-hour days.
Trial: No trial class. A free level assessment and consultation instead, at the centre or on Zoom.
Address: Computhink@ToaPayohLibrary, 6 Toa Payoh Central, Singapore 319191. Google Maps
Book on Jungle: Computhink Kids

Redwood Campus

Upper Thomson · Upper Thomson MRT (TE8), 110 m

Ages 4 to 12LEGO robots60 to 120 min$50 a lesson

Redwood Campus is a student care centre that runs weekly LEGO robotics alongside, in classes of up to eight. Children move through six levels by skill. My Engineering Intern (4 to 5) is an hour of building and first coding blocks; My Junior Engineer (6 and up) is 90 minutes with sensors; the top two levels run 2 hours and introduce text-based coding and competition-style missions. The site does not name the robot kit or mention a trial.

Classes: My Engineering Intern (60 min), My Junior Engineer (90 min), My Senior and My Principal Engineer (105 min), My Junior and My Senior Roboticist (120 min).
Times: Monday to Friday at 3pm or 5pm; Saturday at 9am, 11am, 1pm or 3pm. The robotics page was last updated in February 2026.
Price: $50 a lesson for My Engineering Intern and $70 for My Junior Engineer, the ad hoc rates. Term fees and fees for higher levels are not published.
Trial: Not mentioned on the school's site.
Address: 263A Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574390. Google Maps
Book on Jungle: Redwood Campus

Robotics Connection

Bukit Timah Road · Tan Kah Kee MRT (DT8), 310 m

From 8LEGO robotics, Scratch, Python2 hours$510 for 8 classes

Robotics Connection runs 2-hour weekly classes in courses of eight. Robotics starts at 8 on LEGO Mindstorms NXT, moves to SPIKE Prime or EV3 from 9, then Arduino with C++. Scratch starts at 8 and Python at 10, with three Python levels that end in building games. Children under 8 join robotics only after the school's LEGO engineering course. Competition teams are by invitation. The school says classes are small but gives no number.

Classes: Robotics Levels 1 to 4 (WeDo, then NXT), SPIKE Prime and EV3 levels (9 and up), Arduino and C++; Introduction to Coding with Scratch (8 and up); Python Levels 1 to 3 (10 and up).
Times: Monday to Saturday at 1.30pm and 3.30pm, Saturday also at 10am, and Sunday at 3pm, subject to availability.
Price: $510 for eight 2-hour sessions for robotics Levels 1 to 4 ($64 a class), and $570 for eight for SPIKE Prime, EV3, Arduino, Scratch and Python ($71 a class). $50 registration.
Trial: $90 for a 2-hour trial, from 7 for robotics and from 8 for Scratch.
Address: 587 Bukit Timah Road, #03-41/43 Coronation Shopping Plaza, Singapore 269707. Google Maps
Book on Jungle: Robotics Connection

Also in central Singapore: Coding Lab at KAP Mall in Bukit Timah, and School Of Robotics at Bukit Timah Shopping Centre. See schools with several branches.

North

Every school Jungle lists for coding in the North is a branch of a chain: NK Robotics at Northpoint City in Yishun and The Lab at Woods Square in Woodlands. See schools with several branches.

North-east

In the North-east: NK Robotics at Sengkang Grand Mall, and School Of Robotics at Djitsun Mall in Ang Mo Kio. See schools with several branches.

East

In the East: Nullspace Robotics at Kallang Wave Mall and SAFRA Tampines, The Lab at KINEX in Paya Lebar, and Coding Lab at Parkway Parade. See schools with several branches.

West

In the West: NK Robotics at Westgate in Jurong East, and Nullspace Robotics at Rochester Mall near Buona Vista. See schools with several branches.

Schools with several branches

Coding Lab

2 centres on Jungle

Ages 7 to 18Scratch, App Inventor, Python2 hours$95 a class with GST

Coding Lab teaches coding, not robotics, in courses of five 2-hour lessons, up to eight children a teacher (ten from 13). Ages 7 to 9 learn Scratch, then Young Computer Scientists, which applies Scratch to 12 research areas from AI to robotics. Ages 10 to 12 build phone apps in MIT App Inventor and learn Python through maths. From 13, Python leads to electives in AI, data and games, Olympiad training and O-level Computing tuition. Homework follows every lesson.

Coding Lab also lists partner venues at United Square, The Seletar Mall and Tampines Changkat CC. Its class pages do not say which courses run there, so they are not listed here.

Classes: Scratch 1 and 2, Young Computer Scientists (7 to 9); App Inventor 1 and 2, Python Junior 1 and 2 (10 to 12); Python 1 and 2, Python Perfect, electives, Olympiad training (13 to 18).
Branches: Central: KAP Mall, Bukit Timah, King Albert Park MRT (DT6), 450 m. East: Parkway Parade, Marine Parade MRT (TE26), 170 m.
Price: Scratch 1 is $435 for five 2-hour lessons before GST ($474.15 with GST, about $95 a class). App Inventor and Python Junior are $470 ($512.30 with GST), and Python 1 for 13 and up is $495 ($539.55). No refunds once a class is confirmed.
Trial: No trial class. A 2-hour themed workshop is $70.85 with GST, refunded if you book a full course within three months.

NK Robotics

3 branches on Jungle

Ages 4 to 16Robots, then Scratch and Python1 teacher to 6Free trial

NK Robotics runs a robotics ladder from 4 to 16. Coding Pioneers (4 to 6) codes without a screen, using cards and a pen reader. Tech Explorers (7 to 8) adds a WhalesBot kit to take home and Scratch, Roboteer (9 and up) uses LEGO EV3, and PythonBots (10 and up) codes LEGO SPIKE Prime in Python. Separate Scratch and Python courses end in graded tests. A fourth centre, at Hillion Mall, is not yet on Jungle.

Classes: Coding Pioneers (4 to 6), Tech Explorers (7 to 8), Roboteer (9 and up), PythonBots Challenge (10 and up); Scratch Grades 1 to 3 from 8 or 9 (its pages differ); Python Grades 1 to 3 from 12 (11 on its homepage).
Branches: North: Northpoint City, Yishun, Yishun MRT (NS13), 90 m. North-east: Sengkang Grand Mall, Buangkok MRT (NE15), 50 m. West: Westgate, Jurong East, Jurong East MRT (EW24/NS1), 130 m.
Price: NK Robotics does not publish its fees online. Contact them for current prices. Lesson lengths are not published either.
Trial: Free.

Nullspace Robotics

3 branches on Jungle

Ages 5 to 16LEGO, Scratch, Arduino, PythonUp to 5 a teacher$45 to $52 an hour

Nullspace prices every class by the hour, GST included, with five children an instructor at most. STEM Little Explorer (5 to 6) is a 1-hour weekend class with Bee-Bot and LEGO Technic. From 7, classes run 2 hours: STEM Explorer (7 to 8), Scratch Game Creator (8 to 10), then certificate courses in LEGO SPIKE Prime robotics (9 to 16), Arduino electronics and Python (10 to 16), each level ending in a proficiency test. Laptops are provided.

Classes: STEM Little Explorer (5 to 6, 1 hour); STEM Explorer (7 to 8), Game Creator (8 to 10), Robotics Certificate (9 to 16), Inventor Certificate and Python Foundations for AI (10 to 16), all 2 hours.
Branches: East: Kallang Wave Mall, Stadium MRT (CC6), 240 m; SAFRA Tampines, Tampines West MRT (DT31), 370 m. West: Rochester Mall, Buona Vista MRT (CC22/EW21), 250 m.
Price: $520 for a 10-class term of Little Explorer ($52 a class) and $1,000 for 10 two-hour classes of STEM Explorer or Game Creator ($100 a class). Certificate courses use hour packages, from $520 for 10 hours to $3,600 for 80 ($45 an hour), plus $137.50 for each level's test. No registration fee; packages are not refundable.
Trial: The Little Explorer page shows both $5 for new customers and $55 for a 1-hour trial. The 2-hour classes show a $60 trial.

The Lab Singapore

2 centres on Jungle

Ages 5 to 14+LEGO SPIKE, then Python90 to 100 minFree trial

The Lab runs one programme per age. Kinder (5 to 6) is 90 minutes of robots and maths-linked coding, one teacher to four. Junior (7 to 9) is 100 minutes of LEGO SPIKE robots, one to six. Coder (10 to 14) is Python with Raspberry Pi sensors in an open lab, one to eight, up to twice a week. The Lab X (14 and up) needs an entry exam. Three more centres are not yet on Jungle.

Classes: Kinder (5 to 6, 90 min), Junior (7 to 9, 100 min), Coder (10 to 14, 100 min), The Lab X (14 and up, 100 min).
Branches: North: Woods Square, Woodlands, Woodlands MRT (NS9/TE2), 240 m. East: KINEX, Paya Lebar, Paya Lebar MRT (CC9/EW8), 400 m.
Price: Kinder is $650 for 10 classes ($65 a class) or $2,400 for 40 ($60). Junior is $700 for 10 ($70) or $2,600 for 40 ($65). Coder is a membership of $320 to $380 a month, depending on how many months you commit to. The Lab X fees are not published. $80 registration; GST is not mentioned.
Trial: Free for every new student.

School Of Robotics

2 branches on Jungle

Ages 4 and upLEGO, Scratch, Python, Arduino1 teacher to 6Trial $50 plus GST

School Of Robotics sorts its courses into four stages by age, with one teacher to six children. Stage 1 (from 4) is an hour of LEGO SPIKE Essential or WeDo robots, or ScratchJr. Stage 2 (from 7) runs 2 hours with Scratch, PictoBlox and LEGO robots, SPIKE Prime from 9. Stage 3 (from 10) is Python, micro:bit and SPIKE Prime; Stage 4 (from 11) is Arduino and VEX IQ. A third centre, at i12 Katong, is not yet on Jungle.

Classes: Stage 1 (from 4, 1 hour), Stage 2 (from 7, 2 hours), Stage 3 (from 10), Stage 4 (from 11).
Branches: North-east: Djitsun Mall, Ang Mo Kio, Ang Mo Kio MRT (NS16), 390 m. Central: Bukit Timah Shopping Centre, Beauty World MRT (DT5), 220 m.
Price: School Of Robotics does not publish its current fees online. Contact them for current prices.
Trial: $50 before GST for a LEGO robotics, Scratch or Python trial. The site does not say which branch runs which course.

Online only

Champ Code Academy teaches only live online, so it has no card here. It takes children from 7 to 15 in groups of up to six, with Minecraft, Roblox, Scratch, Python and web design on your own computer, and the first hour-long class is free. It does not publish fees, lesson lengths or a timetable. Find it on Jungle as Champ Code Academy. Computhink also streams its Toa Payoh classes live on Zoom.

Scratch, Minecraft, Roblox or Python: who teaches what

Scratch, the block language most children start with, is taught weekly at Coding Lab, Computhink and School Of Robotics from 7, inside NK Robotics' Tech Explorers and Nullspace's STEM Explorer from 7, at Robotics Connection from 8, and in Nullspace's Game Creator from 8 to 10. School Of Robotics teaches ScratchJr, the tablet version, from 4.
Minecraft coding runs weekly only at Computhink (MineThinker, 7 to 11) and online at Champ Code Academy. Nullspace runs Minecraft Education camps for 9 to 12 in the school holidays only, with block and Python coding.
Roblox game-making in Lua is a weekly track at Computhink from 12 and online at Champ Code Academy. Mind Theory in Ubi runs a five-day Roblox Studio camp for 10 to 16, up to seven a class, at an early-bird price of $600, where children write the Lua with AI tools; its page shows no dates yet.
Python starts at 10 at Nullspace, The Lab, Coding Lab, Robotics Connection, School Of Robotics and in NK Robotics' PythonBots, and at 12 at Computhink.
Robot kits change with age: code cards, Bee-Bot, WeDo and SPIKE Essential for the youngest; SPIKE Prime from 7 at Computhink and from 9 at most others; EV3 at NK Robotics and Robotics Connection; then Arduino from 9 to 11, VEX IQ at School Of Robotics and Raspberry Pi at The Lab.

Competitions, exams and DSA

Robotics competitions start earlier than most parents expect. NK Robotics prepares FIRST LEGO League and World Robot Olympiad teams in PythonBots from 10, invites older students into competition teams, and its students won the 2026 National Robotics Competition Upper Primary overall title. Nullspace's competition training is by invitation after its Robotics Certificate, The Lab guarantees a place in its competition team after the Coder Basic level, and Robotics Connection picks teams by invitation.

Coding schools test more. Nullspace ends each certificate level with a $137.50 proficiency test that decides who moves up, NK Robotics' Scratch and Python grades end in a test, and Coding Lab's Olympiad course needs a selection test. None of the weekly classes here has a compulsory national exam. The Lab, Coding Lab and School Of Robotics also run Direct School Admission (DSA) preparation.

Year-end holiday camps

A December camp is a way to test interest before committing to a term. School Of Robotics runs full-day camps from 24 November to 18 December 2026 at $140 to $200 a day depending on the package, with lunch. Computhink's 3-day camps run from 23 November to 19 December, from $367, up to eight a class. Coding Lab's camps run from 2 November to 31 December. For every camp across Singapore, see our guide to year-end holiday camps in 2026.

How we picked these

Every school here is listed on Jungle. We checked all 17 schools Jungle lists for coding or robotics on their own websites, fee sheets and booking pages, and kept the nine that run weekly coding or robotics classes for children and are still trading. Champ Code Academy is listed separately because it teaches only online.

The quick picks are our judgement: the only school with both a free trial and published fees, the lowest published hourly rate, and the clearest published route to national competitions. Fees, trials and class details were read on 30 October 2026.

Fees and trials at a glance

School	Ages	Fee and trial
Children's Worklab	8 and up	$50 an hour. Trial $60
Coding Lab	7 to 18	$95 a class with GST. Workshop $70.85
Computhink Kids	7 to 16	Fees not published. Free assessment
NK Robotics	4 to 16	Fees not published. Free trial
Nullspace Robotics	5 to 16	$45 to $52 an hour. Trial $5 to $60
Redwood Campus	4 to 12	$50 to $70 a lesson. No trial listed
Robotics Connection	8 and up	$64 to $71 a class. Trial $90
School Of Robotics	4 and up	Fees not published. Trial $50 plus GST
The Lab Singapore	5 to 14+	$60 to $70 a class. Free trial