A measured first step

Pilot the experience. Evaluate the fit.

A focused pilot lets one cohort experience the programme while the school gathers practical evidence for a longer-term decision.

Students presenting a robotics project
Pilot framework

Define the question before delivery begins.

Pilot scope is tailored to the school; the framework keeps the decision process clear.

01

Choose a cohort

Select the learner stage, group size and participation model.

02

Agree a focus

Define the technical theme and intended learning experience.

03

Prepare delivery

Confirm timetable, space, kits, staff roles and communications.

04

Run the pilot

Guide learners through practical builds and visible milestones.

05

Review evidence

Discuss learner engagement, project outcomes and operational fit.

Possible review measures

Evidence that informs a school decision.

Participation

Attendance and active involvement during project work.

Project progress

Completion of agreed build, code and testing milestones.

Learner voice

Structured reflection on challenge, confidence and interest.

Teacher experience

Feedback on facilitation, resources and support needs.

Operational fit

Timetable, room, devices, storage and kit management.

Next-step readiness

What would be required to sustain, adjust or scale.

Request a pilot discussion

Define a pilot for your school.

Share the cohort, preferred academic term and the decision your leadership team wants the pilot to inform.