Robotics gives secondary students the chance to apply coding, engineering and problem-solving in a practical, hands-on way. We're here to support schools with classroom-ready robotics resources that are easy to deliver and challenging for learners. From KS3 foundations to KS4 enrichment, these solutions help students build skills that last.
RTR (Ready-to-Run) Robotics
RTR (Ready-to-Run) Robotics brings practical, engaging engineering into the secondary classroom. Students can explore automation, programming, and building skills using modular systems designed for real-world applications. These kits make learning tangible, challenging, and confidence-building for KS3 and KS4 learners.
Why RTR works for secondary schools:
- Encourages problem-solving and teamwork
- Clear, structured activities for teachers and students
- Supports creative exploration and technical confidence
Robotic Kits
Our classroom-ready robotic kits give students practical experience in building and programming. Step-by-step instructions and engaging challenges help learners develop coding, mechanical understanding, and collaboration skills - all in a hands-on, project-based way.
Perfect for:
- Introducing and deepening coding and STEM concepts
- Classroom lessons, STEM clubs, or competitions
- Developing teamwork, creativity, and critical thinking
Robotic Arms
Programmable robotic arms let secondary students experiment with sequencing, cause-and-effect, and real-world automation. They can program movements, perform simple tasks, and see their code come to life - building problem-solving and technical confidence.
Great for:
- KS3 and KS4 STEM enrichment
- Developing coding and engineering skills
- Hands-on challenges that mirror industry processes
Robotic Components
Motors, sensors, controllers, and mechanical parts let students design, test, and refine their own solutions. These components support open-ended learning, encouraging creativity, teamwork, and iterative problem-solving — helping learners understand how machines work in real-world engineering contexts. Explore how these robotic components can be combined to design and build a simple robot in our latest guide
LEGO SPIKE
LEGO® Education SPIKE Prime and SPIKE Essential make robotics accessible and engaging for older learners. Students build models and bring them to life with visual or text-based coding, developing computational thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills.
Highlights for secondary schools:
- Durable, classroom-friendly LEGO hardware
- Intuitive coding for ages 11–16
- Hands-on learning that inspires innovation and curiosity
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