After School Robotics & Coding Clubs
Inventors League brings exciting weekly STEM clubs into primary and prep schools, giving children the chance to build real robots, learn coding, solve challenges and grow in confidence.
- Ages 7–13 / Years 3–8
- VEX IQ robotics kits
- Parent-paid or school-funded
- Delivered at your school
What children do each week
- Build working robots in small teams
- Code movement, sensors and challenges
- Test, improve and problem-solve
- Compete in fun robot missions
- Develop teamwork and confidence
STEM Learning That Children Actually Look Forward To
Our clubs are practical, exciting and carefully structured. Children are not just watching a demonstration — they are building, coding, testing and improving their own robots every week.
Build
Children work with real VEX IQ robotics equipment to design and construct working robots, mechanisms and attachments.
Code
They learn coding logic through movement, sensors, loops, problem-solving and challenge-based tasks.
Compete
Each session includes missions, games or robot challenges so children can test their ideas in a fun, energetic way.
Why Schools Choose Inventors League
Schools get a high-quality STEM enrichment activity without needing to buy robotics kits, train staff or manage technical equipment. We bring the kit, the lesson structure and the teaching expertise.
- ✓ All robotics equipment provided
- ✓ Approximately one robotics kit per three children
- ✓ DBS-checked instructors
- ✓ Suitable for beginners and experienced builders
- ✓ Helps support STEM, computing, teamwork and problem-solving
- ✓ Simple parent booking and administration options
How the Club Works
A simple structure for schools, parents and children.
Choose a day
We agree a suitable weekly after-school slot, usually running for one full school term.
Promote to parents
We provide wording and flyer content so your school can share the club with families.
Children book places
Parents book directly, or the school can manage places depending on your preferred setup.
We deliver weekly
Inventors League arrives with the robotics kits, laptops and session plan each week.
Term Programme
Each term is designed to build skills gradually. Children start with guided tasks and move towards more independent robot design and challenge work.
Typical term journey
| Stage | Focus |
|---|---|
| Weeks 1–2 | Build basics, teamwork and robot control |
| Weeks 3–5 | Coding movement, sensors and repeatable actions |
| Weeks 6–8 | Robot missions, attachments and testing |
| Weeks 9–10+ | Team challenges, competitions and showcase tasks |
Skills children develop
- ✓ Engineering thinking
- ✓ Coding logic
- ✓ Trial, error and improvement
- ✓ Team communication
- ✓ Creative problem-solving
- ✓ Confidence with technology
Club Options
We can adapt the format to suit your school timetable, age groups and demand from parents.
Standard Club
Weekly
After school, once per week, usually for a full term.
Two Age Groups
Y3–4 / Y5–8
Ideal where demand is high and children need age-appropriate challenges.
Workshop Launch
Assembly
A short launch assembly or demo can help build excitement before bookings open.
For Parents
If your child enjoys LEGO-style building, coding, gaming, engineering, problem-solving or competitions, they will probably love this club.
No experience needed
Beginners are welcome. We guide children step by step and help them progress at their own pace.
More than screen time
Children use technology actively and creatively — building physical robots, testing ideas and solving real problems.
Confidence through challenge
The best learning happens when something does not work first time. Children learn to improve, adapt and keep going.
Frequently Asked Questions
The practical details schools and parents usually ask about.
What age group is this for?
The club is usually suitable for children in Years 3–8, with activities adapted for the age and ability of the group.
Do children need previous coding experience?
No. Complete beginners are welcome. More experienced children can be given extension challenges.
Do schools need to provide equipment?
No. Inventors League provides the robotics kits, laptops and teaching materials needed for the club.
How many children can join?
Group size depends on the room, staffing and available kit. We keep numbers manageable so children get proper hands-on time.
Can the club run as a paid parent club?
Yes. The club can be parent-paid, school-funded, or arranged as part of your wider enrichment offer.
Can you run an assembly first?
Yes. A short robotics demo or assembly is a strong way to introduce the club and generate parent interest.
Bring Inventors League to Your School
If you are a headteacher, deputy head, computing lead, STEM lead, bursar or parent who would like a robotics and coding club at your school, get in touch and we will talk through the simplest way to make it work.
Phone: 07973 211 112
Email: hello@inventorsleague.co.uk