Robotics and coding courses are being added to the provincial curriculum and will be available to all Saskatchewan Grade 7 to 12 students in the area of practical and applied arts.

Across Saskatchewan, students from Grades 7 to 12 may now see robotics and coding become part of their practical and applied arts classes, due to the province’s launch of a new course curriculum.

New coding and robotics opportunities coming to Saskatchewan classrooms By Kate Kozar Global News Posted March 23, 2018 5:26 pm Updated March 23, 2018 5:28 pm ...

MakerKids Leaside invites children in grades 1 to 8 to try our popular Coding, Robotics and Minecraft camp! Kids will explore all 3 of our topics: coding,… ...

2025 brings a significant shift in the education system, with the Coding and Robotics curriculum for Grades R to 9, gazetted in June 2024, now entering classrooms.

We have also accepted the new challenge of introducing coding and robotics, which we think is a much-needed skill in today’s society,” shared Vivlia’s chief operating officer, Phathu Nemukula.

Girls coding and robotics club encourages scientists of tomorrow By Mandy Vocke Global News Posted October 29, 2019 4:36 pm Updated October 29, 2019 8:39 pm ...

The Canadian International Robotics and Coding Competition returned to the University of Windsor this weekend, lowering its age limit to promote STEM education to children as young as four years old.

The national Department of Basic Education has indicated that Coding and Robotics will not become compulsory subjects in schools in the near future. According to its updated Annual Performance ...

Toy robots can be very helpful in teaching coding basics, says Chase Cunningham, a father of girls, 4 and 7, who writes The Cynja, a comic book about warriors who fight computer "bad guys," such ...

Chief Marketing Officer of TouchStar Media, Ramon Dummett, is encouraging Barbadians to get children more involved in Science, Technology, Engineering and ...

The Department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development will provide $1 million to help 8,700 First Nations students in Nova Scotia develop skills in coding, robotics and information ...