Stand Up Pioneers.
Build the Future.

Start with the course that matches their age — not their experience. All programmes are designed for complete beginners.

Ages 3–4: Little Coder — screen-free robot play, pure logic and fun.
Ages 4–6: STEAM Junior Foundation — science, LEGO robotics, and Scratch Jr.
Ages 5–6: LEGO Elite K3 — if your child loves building, this is the perfect foundation for the competition track.
Ages 6+: AI Inside Out is a perfect first AI experience — lots of unplugged activities, no prior tech knowledge needed.
Ages 7–12+: LEGO Elite Primary Track — Lower Primary (P1–P3) or Upper Primary (P4–P6) depending on grade.
Ages 8+: AI Futurepreneur — Design Thinking + hardware prototyping + Shark Tank-style pitch.

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AI Literacy means understanding how AI actually works — not just using it as a tool. It's the difference between knowing how to drive a car and understanding what's under the bonnet.

Children who understand AI will be able to question it, work with it, and build with it — rather than just consume it. This is what universities and employers will increasingly value.

STEAM Junior (ages 4–6) is your child's first hands-on STEAM experience — science experiments, LEGO robotics, and Scratch Jr game design wrapped in a themed adventure story.

AI Inside Out (ages 6+) specifically teaches how artificial intelligence thinks and learns. Students train real AI models, explore computer vision, and learn to identify AI-generated misinformation. Importantly, it includes a lot of unplugged, hands-on activities — students experience AI concepts through physical games, role-play, and experiments before touching a screen. It's analytical, creative, and concept-driven.

Not at all — ages 3–6 are the prime window for spatial reasoning and logical thinking development. Our STEAM Junior and Little Coder programmes use physical robots, building blocks, and storytelling rather than screens.

Think of it less like "learning to code" and more like building the thinking habits that make everything easier later — maths, science, creative problem-solving.

A standard LEGO class follows instruction manuals. LEGO Elite is competition-track engineering training — students design and build entirely from scratch, learn sensor programming, and develop the systematic thinking needed for international competitions like WRO.

Our teams have won the WRO Hong Kong Championship. The programme is structured as a long-term journey from K3 foundations all the way to upper primary competition level.

No — competition is optional, not required. Many students join LEGO Elite purely for the engineering skills and the confidence it builds. Competition participation is available for motivated students, but the curriculum is valuable regardless.

Leave requests: All planned absences must be notified at least 24 hours before class via WhatsApp (+852 9243 7915). Same-day absences are treated as sick leave and require a doctor's note for a make-up class to be arranged.

Absence limits: Planned leave is capped at 25% of total classes per month (e.g. if you have 4 classes in a month, maximum 1 absence). Exceeding this limit means no make-up will be arranged.

Make-up classes: Arranged by the centre, following the same theme where possible. Location or time may differ. Make-ups must be completed within 2 months. If no suitable slot is available, credits can be held for up to 2 months for future use.

No refund policy: All missed classes are non-refundable, regardless of reason.

We cap classes at 8 students maximum — every child gets individual attention from the instructor. For competition-track LEGO courses, groups can be even smaller to allow for intensive coaching.

All classes are taught in English. Our instructors are proficient communicators and experienced in working with young learners of all English levels.

Yes — we offer a trial class at HK$300 per 1.5-hour lesson (standard session). This is a great way for your child to experience the teaching style and environment before committing to a package.

WhatsApp us to check availability and book a trial slot.

All SUP instructors are STEAM programme graduates with hands-on experience teaching children. Before going live, every instructor completes a professional mock-teaching assessment — we evaluate their technical knowledge, communication style, and ability to engage young learners.

We don't just hire people who know the subject. We hire people who can connect with kids and make complex ideas genuinely fun and accessible.

Absolutely. Some of our most successful students started as shy beginners. Our class sizes are capped at 8, which means every child gets individual attention — we never put students on the spot publicly.

Many parents tell us that the confidence boost — not just the technical skills — is what they notice most by the end of a programme.

Three key differences:

1. AI-first curriculum — every programme is built around how AI will shape your child's future, not generic block coding.

2. Proven competition results — WRO HK Champions, Future Innovator 2025 HK 1st Runner-Up, Asia Pacific representative. Real results from real students.

3. Family community — our SUP Family Connect group means you join a network of 500+ HK families, expert talks, and ongoing support — not just a class booking.