Toronto
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3335 Yonge St, suite 206,
Toronto, ON, M4N 2L9 - Near Yonge & Lawrence
Toronto · Thornhill · Richmond Hill
Robotics Classes for
Kids in Toronto
For kids ages 7–17 in Toronto who want to do more than watch screens — build robots, write code, design in 3D, and work with real electronics. No experience needed
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Ages 7–17
No experience needed
Find a Class Near You
Three convenient locations across the Toronto area — weekday after-school and
weekend sessions available.
Thornhill
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441 Clark Avenue W, Unit 2
Vaughan, ON, L4J 6W7 - Near Yonge & Clark
Richmond Hill
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10909 Yonge St, Unit 4
Richmond Hill, ON, L4C 3E3 - Near Yonge & Elgin Mills
What Your Child Will Learn
Skills for the real world — built into every class
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Programming & Coding
From visual drag-and-drop to real text-based code and microcontrollers
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Design, 3D Printing & Electronics
Design parts, print them, wire circuits, and build robots that actually work
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Problem solving
Test ideas, hit dead ends, adjust — and learn more from both than any lesson could teach
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Creativity
Every project has a right answer — but how they get there is entirely theirs
How we teach
Structure first, freedom second — so kids build real understanding,
not just the ability to follow instructions.
We teach the concept
What is a distance sensor and how does it work?
They practice it
Use the distance sensor in your robot to stop in front of the shelf
We give them a project
Program your robot to pick up a tray and place it onto the shelf
They figure it out
Decide which shelf to target — then make it work
Programs by Age
Find your child's starting point
Ages 7–8
They think they're playing. They're actually learning.
- Build a robot car that stops itself
- Sumobot, Robo-Restaurant & more
- Design, 3D print & take it home
Ages 9–12
The age where "I made this" means everything.
- Write real code to control robots
- Design parts & 3D print them
- Wire electronics & build smart things
Ages 12–17
Old enough to do the real thing. So we let them.
- Code & program robots from day one
- Master Arduino microcontrollers
- Electronics, 3D engineering & Ai
What Kids Gain Beyond the Classroom
What they take home isn't just a robot.
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Confidence
They built it. They coded it. It works. That feeling doesn't stay in the classroom.
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Persistence
They make mistakes in every class. They also fix them in every class. That habit stays with them.
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Independent Thinking
We show them how. We don't solve it for them. That gap is where real thinking happens.
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A Career Spark
Every win in class plants a seed. That seed grows into a genuine interest and a path to follow.
What a class looks like
What students actually do during a robotics and coding class
ROBOTICS
Create, assemble, and program your own robot.
CODING
Real code on a real screen. Not drag-and-drop blocks.
BUILDING
Hands-on engineering projects built from start to finish.
TESTING
Test, improve, and troubleshoot like a real engineer.
TEAMWORK
Work together, solve challenges, and share ideas.
INNOVATION
Experiment, create, and bring new ideas to life.
A typical robotics class at Exceed runs in a small group where each child has their own workstation. Kids start by learning a new concept, practice it hands-on, then apply it to a real project — building, coding, and testing a robot they can take home. Instructors guide rather than solve, so kids develop confidence and independent problem-solving along the way.
Student Success Stories
What starts as a class sometimes becomes a lot more.
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Thornhill
University of Waterloo Engineering
Anwar completed the full robotics curriculum at Exceed in 2017, building a self-balancing robot as his final project. When he applied for a co-op position at the Canadian Space Agency, he walked into the interview and presented that project. He got the position.
"I built it at Exceed when I was a kid. I didn't expect it to still be opening doors years later."
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now part-time Instructor
Computer Engineering Student
Victor completed both the robotics and AI curriculum at Exceed, then went on to study computer engineering. He came back — not because he had to, but because he wanted to. He now teaches at Exceed part-time, working with kids the same age he was when he started.
"I sat where these kids sit. I know exactly what it feels like when it finally clicks."
K
Richmond Hill
School Innovation Award
Katia designed an automatic garbage sorting robot that could identify and separate recyclables from waste. She entered it in her school's innovation competition — and won. The judges had never seen a student-built machine do it autonomously.
"I had the idea. Exceed gave me the skills to actually build it."
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Toronto
National VEX Competition — Multiple Awards
Isaac is in his second year of VEX competitions and already has national-level awards from last season. He completed both the robotics and AI curriculum and shows up every week like there's somewhere to be — because for him, there is.
"Winning is great. But I come back because I like building things that work."
Non-Franchised
Canadian Owned & Operated
10+ Years
Serving GTA Families
In Communities
Trusted by Schools & Libraries
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before getting started
Yes. We have three locations across the GTA — Toronto (Yonge & Lawrence), Thornhill, and Richmond Hill. All three run evening and weekend sessions.
None at all. Every child starts where they are. We assess them at the trial class and place them in the right group from day one.
We offer evening and weekend sessions to suit busy family schedules. You'll see available times at your location when you book your trial.
Monthly tuition is $165 (promotional rate). That covers weekly classes and all materials. The trial class is completely free.
We are not a franchise. Every location is run by the same team, to the same standard. Robotics is all we do — not one program among twenty. Unlike self-paced learning centres, our classes follow a structured classroom environment with a real instructor leading every session. Classes are small, instructors are engineers, and every project kids build is real. Actual robots that actually work.
We offer flexible makeup options so your child never falls behind. Just let your location know and we'll find a time that works.
Engineering and computer science students and graduates who know the subject and know how to make it click for kids. They're not babysitters with a script — they're people who genuinely love this stuff and it shows in the classroom.
By the end of the program kids can design, code, and build a robot independently. Many go on to compete at regional and national VEX competitions. A few end up in engineering. All of them leave knowing they can figure hard things out on their own — and that's the part that sticks.
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