Ages 7–18 · progressive pathways

A coherent pathway from first robot to intelligent autonomy.

CIRC programmes combine computing, engineering, responsible AI and purposeful teamwork. Schools can begin with one project, a term-long course or a connected multi-year pathway.

Secondary students testing an AI-enabled rover
Student Programmes · CIRC project-based learning

Curriculum mapped

Project portfolios

Teacher resources

Flexible hardware

Programme architecture

Three stages, one learning philosophy

Primary · 7–11

Explore, build and explain

Pupils use stories, sensors and simple mechanisms to make decisions visible and develop early computational thinking.

Secondary · 11–16

Design, code and validate

Students engineer responsive systems, work with data and improve prototypes through structured testing.

High School · 16–18

Research, integrate and defend

Advanced teams build autonomous systems, evaluate reliability and present evidence to expert audiences.

What every programme includes

A complete project-based learning system

01

Authentic challenge briefs

Projects begin with a human or environmental need, clear constraints and a defined user—not a list of disconnected exercises.

02

Team operating model

Students rotate through engineering, programming, research, testing and communication roles with individual accountability.

03

Evidence and assessment

Design journals, demonstrations, technical explanations and reflection rubrics make progress visible to students and teachers.

Build the next programme

Ready to turn AI and robotics into purposeful student work?

We can shape a class project, school pilot, international team or multi-school pathway around your learners.