For Parents
What your child gains — and what you get to keep.
A finished project every semester
A working robot, a printed design, a photography scrapbook, a fired ceramic piece — your child brings it home.
A report card and certificate
Progress is recorded across attendance, discipline, creativity, understanding and teamwork.
Safe hands
Two teachers per ten students, in your child’s own school, right after class.
A path to continue
Four levels per programme, from first steps to competition-ready.
Twelve programmes, one standard
Each programme has four levels — Beginner, Basic, Intermediate and Advanced — divided into 20 steps, one step per semester, so students can continue for years.
Photo: RoboticsRobotics
Hands-on STEM: children build, wire and program their own robots, step by step from bricks to IoT.
Photo: Graphic DesignGraphic Design
Real design tools (Photoshop, Illustrator, CorelDRAW) and real products: every semester ends with printed work the student takes home.
Photo: Manga DrawingManga Drawing
From first strokes to a complete manga book, then digital drawing and simple animation.
Photo: PhotographyPhotography
Seeing like a photographer: light, composition, ISO, shutter and aperture, ending with a printed scrapbook of the student’s own photos.
Photo: Game MakerGame Maker
Students design and code their own 2D and 3D games — logic, art and storytelling in one project.
Photo: Science ArtScience Art
Everyday physics and chemistry through safe, memorable experiments that build curiosity, focus and teamwork.
Photo: Video EditingVideo Editing
Cutting, effects, transitions, motion graphics and audio — two finished videos per semester, owned by the student.
Photo: Fashion DesignFashion Design
From tracing patterns to measuring, cutting and sewing a real garment.
Photo: CeramicsCeramics
Clay, wheel and kiln: modelling, throwing, firing and painting pieces the student keeps.
Photo: ArcheryArchery
Focus, calm and accuracy with horse bow, bare bow, standard and compound bow — a path towards national competition.
Photo: OrigamiOrigami
Folding trains patience, precision and spatial thinking — and calms a busy mind.
Photo: 3D Animation3D Animation
Characters, cameras and motion in 3D — from simple objects on a tablet to custom characters for games.
Ask your school about Light Education
If your school does not yet run our programmes, send us the school’s name and we will get in touch with them.