STEM classes that turn curious kids into confident creators
Explore our coding, robotics, AI and creative-technology pathways, choose the ones that fit your child, and we’ll be in touch as each opens — live online across Japan, for ages 5–18.
- Coding 5–18
- Robotics & engineering 5–18
- Artificial intelligence 10–18
- Creative technology 5–18
- Camps & workshops all ages
Distinct pathways for young explorers, upper-primary makers, and teenagers building portfolios.
Learners plan, build, test and improve something real — then explain how it works.
Live online classes for families anywhere in Japan, plus in-person programs with Tokyo schools.
Age-appropriate tools, privacy-first habits, and honest, evidence-informed teaching.
Explore the pathways, pick what fits
Five pathways, one method: every learner leaves with a project they made, understand and can build on. Choose one or more and register your child’s interest.
Coding
Scratch, Python, web and game development — from first blocks to real programs children design themselves.
Robotics & engineering
LEGO, micro:bit, Arduino, sensors and mechanisms — where code meets the physical world.
Artificial intelligence
AI literacy, prompt skills, machine-learning concepts and creative projects — with privacy and critical thinking front and centre.
Creative technology
Animation, game design, digital art, video and 3D making — storytelling powered by real tools.
Camps & workshops
Focused holiday projects, weekend workshops and school-break challenges built around one big build.
Ready to tell us?
Choose the one or more pathways that suit your child’s age and interests, and we’ll contact you as each one opens.
A pathway that grows with your child
Age guides the starting point; readiness and interest decide the pace. A motivated beginner and an experienced younger learner can sit in the same room and both be stretched.
STEM Explorers
Playful sequencing, creative making and early computational thinking through stories and simple machines.
STEM Creators
Scratch, beginner robotics and guided digital projects — planning, testing and debugging real builds.
STEM Innovators
Python, electronics, AI literacy and multi-step problems that reward independence.
Future Technologists
Advanced tools, real-world briefs and portfolio projects for study and career pathways.
Learning that follows the maker cycle
Students do more than follow instructions. Every project runs through the same four moves — the loop real engineers, designers and researchers use.
Imagine
Ask questions, explore examples and shape an idea worth building.
Build
Turn the idea into a working project using age-appropriate tools.
Innovate
Test it, find what breaks, and improve it with evidence.
Thrive
Share the result, explain the thinking, and grow the confidence to start again.
Substance over screen time
Progress is visible in completed projects a child can demonstrate and explain — not just attendance.
We start from reading confidence, attention span and interest — then set the right level of challenge.
Designed for international and Japanese households alike, with clear guidance for parents new to STEM.
No fabricated statistics, no invented testimonials. Program claims stay accurate as plans develop.
Bring practical STEM into your classroom
Flexible coding, robotics and AI-literacy programs for Tokyo schools, after-school providers and community groups — designed around your timetable, resources and learning goals.
- After-school coding & robotics clubs
- In-school workshops and project days
- AI-literacy and responsible-technology sessions
- Teacher training and curriculum support
- Family and community STEM events
Guides to help you choose well
Practical, jargon-free advice on coding, robotics and AI for children — written for parents making real decisions.
Best age to start coding: a clear guide for parents
When children can begin, and how to choose an age-appropriate pathway without rushing.
Scratch vs Python for kids: which should they learn?
A parent-friendly comparison based on age, readiness and project goals.
AI for kids: what every parent must know in 2026
How children can learn with AI while protecting privacy and independent thinking.
Questions parents ask first
What ages do you teach?
Children and teenagers aged 5–18. Activities are adapted to age, readiness, interests and prior experience, across four pathways from STEM Explorers to Future Technologists.
Does my child need coding or robotics experience?
No. Beginner pathways introduce core concepts gradually. Learners with experience are placed into more challenging projects once we understand their current skills and goals.
Are classes online or in person?
Tokyo STEM School is an online STEM school for children across Japan. School partnerships and events run separately, in person, with Tokyo schools and organisations.
Can I enrol now?
Not yet. Programs are being finalised — dates, fees, lesson length and teaching languages are still being decided. Choose the pathways that interest you and we’ll contact you first as each one opens.
Tell us which programs fit your child
Choose one or more pathways and we’ll contact you as each opens. We’ll only email you about the programs you picked — no payment and no commitment.
Project-based coding, robotics, AI and creative-technology education for children and teenagers in Tokyo and across Japan.