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Programming

Your child moves from playing computer games to making them. Lessons are built around real projects, not memorized theory — students see their own result on screen from the very first lesson.

• Algorithmic thinking: breaking a big task into small steps.
• Games and animations in Scratch (block-based coding for younger students).
• Python basics: variables, conditions, loops, functions.
• Web basics: building a first web page with HTML and CSS.
• Project work: from idea to finished product, plus debugging skills.

Robotics

Students build robots with their own hands and program them — the full path from an idea to a working device.

• Construction and mechanics: gears, levers, stability.
• Sensors (distance, light, motion) and motors: precise control of speed and turns.
• Programming robots, starting with block-based coding and moving to real code.
• The engineering cycle: idea, prototype, test, fix, improve; teamwork and presenting a project.

Mathematics

Math as a way of thinking rather than a list of rules to memorize: students learn to reach the solution themselves.

• Mental arithmetic and fast calculation.
• Logic puzzles and non-standard problems.
• Geometry basics and spatial thinking.
• Olympiad strategies and strengthening the school curriculum.

Chess

Chess teaches a child to think ahead. The course starts from zero — no prior knowledge needed — and goes up to tournament games.

• Rules and piece movement; opening principles.
• Tactics and combinations; endgame technique.
• Evaluating a position and making a plan; tournament rules (playing with a clock, recording games).
• Weekly tournaments and competitions.

English

Learning to speak, not to memorize rules: lessons are built on live conversation and play.

• Listening through audio, songs and video; everyday vocabulary (family, school, travel, food, technology).
• Grammar through games; correct pronunciation.
• IT vocabulary — a natural bridge to the programming and robotics courses.
• Explanations start in Uzbek or Russian and shift toward English as the level grows.

Olympiads, competitions, and real projects — every student grows through results.

Free education for talented students — talent never gets left behind.

Students grow together, build team projects, and support each other.

Knowledge and experience that work in real life — practice comes first.

Computers, chess boards, robot kits — we have it all. Your child just needs to show up.

Try first, decide later — a trial lesson with no obligations.