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BrightCHAMPS

One-on-one live robotics lessons centered on building a model connected house with sensors, motors and a door mechanism.

RoboPremier is taught live, one child at a time. Over the course, children put together a model connected house and add sensors, motors and a door mechanism to it.

Ages
8–12 years for RoboPremier
Works on
Online live lessons with robotics equipment
Format
Live
Topics
Live classes, Coding
Listed
2026-10-10

Rated 4.4 from 4,295 reviews on the Trustpilot company TrustScore (checked 2026-10-10).

What kids do

  • Build a model connected house
  • Add and explore sensors
  • Work with motors and a door mechanism

Who it suits

BrightCHAMPS lists the RoboPremier course for ages 8–12.

Notes for parents

The course uses a robotics equipment kit at home, so there are physical parts to handle as well as a screen.

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