Preparing young minds
for tomorrow's world

Live coding, robotics, AI and maths classes that help kids build real skills, one project at a time.

The future needs more than textbooks

The children in our classes will grow up into a job market very different from today's. The skills that matter most, like coding, working with AI, problem-solving and creative thinking, are rarely taught in school.

Source: World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs Report 2025.

School builds the foundation. We add the skills on top, through live classes where every child builds something real.

What we do

We teach kids in Grades 1–12 to think like makers. In live classes, they code, build robots, explore AI and sharpen their maths, and every class ends with something they can show you.

Coding

• ScratchJr and Scratch for young coders
• Python for older kids
• Game development

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Mathematics

• Number sense and mental maths
• Problem-solving and logic
• Maths used in real projects

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Robotics

• BBC micro:bit projects
• Raspberry Pi Pico circuits
• Kits delivered to your door

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AI

• How machines learn, with hands-on tools
• Prompting and creating with AI
• AI safety and ethics in every level

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What every child gets

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Why this matters now

AI and big data are among the fastest-growing skills in the world, and many of today's jobs will look different by the time our students grow up. The best time to start is not college. It's now, while kids are curious and learn quickly.

Our students learn both the technical skills and the confidence to keep learning, so they are ready for whatever comes next.

Starting early makes it easier

Kids pick up new ideas fastest when they are young and curious. A few hours a week now builds habits that last.

The Celestara Tech way:

• Start as early as Grade 1
• Grow level by level, from blocks to Python
• Build a portfolio of real projects over the years

Careers are changing fast

New kinds of jobs keep appearing, and many of them need tech skills that schools have not caught up with yet.

What that means:

• 170 million new jobs expected this decade (WEF, 2025)
• Almost 4 in 10 core skills expected to change by 2030
• Coding and AI skills help in almost any career

We are not replacing school. We are adding the skills that help kids create with technology, not just use it.

• Level-by-level progress

  Courses are split into levels of 16 classes. Each level ends with a project and a certificate, so progress is easy to see.

• Learn by building

  Every class ends with something your child made: a game, an animation, a robot move or an AI project.

• Real hardware

  Robotics students build with real boards like the BBC micro:bit and Raspberry Pi Pico, with kits sent home.

• Safe, responsible AI

  AI safety and ethics are part of every level. Children under 13 never make accounts on AI tools; the teacher runs them on screen.

• Parents in the loop

  We talk with parents, not children. You get updates on progress, and we ask before recording any class.