Twelve months. Four stages. 48 structured lessons.

Children meet drones, learn what they are used for and begin building safety awareness and shared vocabulary.

Hands-on exploration of air, lift, propellers and balance through simple experiments and observation.

Direction, position and control routines practised through movement games and guided demonstrations.

Physical command cards introduce sequencing and instructions with no devices involved.

Human-drone activities and floor-grid routes bring sequences to life, including first debugging conversations.

Grids, maps and markers support route planning, spatial reasoning and step counting.

Agriculture missions connect observation, patterns and planning to a real-world use of technology.

Search patterns, obstacles and no-fly zones develop teamwork and structured problem-solving.

Efficient routes, counting and sequencing applied to delivery scenarios and shared decision-making.

Building, testing and improving structures and frames — engineering thinking made visible.

Age-appropriate introduction to sensors, cameras, rules and how machines spot patterns.

An open design and mission challenge where children apply the full year of learning.