Basic
Arduino basics · electronics · sensors · motors
A warm first engineering route in which children learn to understand safe circuits, microcontrollers and moving parts.
- Arduino basics
- Electronics
- Sensors
- Motors
Premium STEM academy for ages 8–14
Hands-on STEM, Arduino, robotics and engineering for children aged 8–14.
Value & investment
At KP2E, children don't follow a one-off workshop, but a structured STEM and engineering track with real projects, small groups and professional guidance.
Depending on the chosen program, the price is roughly €12 to €19 per guided lesson hour. Monthly, periodic and annual payment are possible.
Discover the programs
Four programs
Each card feels like a next step in technical thinking, creativity and problem-solving.
Arduino basics · electronics · sensors · motors
A warm first engineering route in which children learn to understand safe circuits, microcontrollers and moving parts.
ESP32 basics · servo systems · mechanical movement
Code becomes visible in motion: children build servo setups, mechanical logic and precise robotic movements.
ESP32 advanced · Bluetooth · internet control · robotics
Children design smart robotic systems that respond, communicate and can be controlled via Bluetooth or the internet.
CAD/CAM · laser cutting · CNC introduction · workflow
The route to real engineering work: designing, producing, testing and presenting with professional making processes at a child's level.
Why parents choose us
Children learn to understand technology instead of just using it. They build, test, make mistakes and improve with guidance that stays warm and professional.
Children learn to turn ideas into working solutions.
Screens become tools for creating, not just for consuming.
Every lesson ends with trying, testing and a visible result.
Your child discovers what happens behind devices and smart systems.
Projects in the spotlight
Discover the atmosphere of our lessons: building, programming, testing and working together.
Arduino
ESP32
Programming
Engineering
Classroom
Classroom experience
Children work with tools, components, displays, motors and microcontrollers. The atmosphere is calm, safe and focused: collaborating, measuring, improving and proudly presenting.
How the lessons work
We start with a question, idea or technical principle.
Children create a circuit, prototype or robot part.
They measure, observe and discover what can be improved.
Every iteration brings more insight and confidence.
Voices from the makerspace
Short experiences and lesson moments get a quiet spot here, with attention for fun, perseverance and proud presenting.
“I didn't know I could build a robot myself.”
Student · STEM experience
“Our child now thinks much more actively about how technology works.”
Parent · Experience
“The lessons are professional, warm and very hands-on.”
Experience · Parents
Frequently asked questions
No. We start at the child's level and build step by step towards more independence.
Curiosity is enough. Materials and STEM equipment are provided during the lessons.
Yes. We work with child-friendly voltages, clear agreements, guidance and safe working habits.
We deliberately choose small groups, so every child gets personal attention.
The website and communication are in Dutch. During the lesson we use clear, child-friendly explanations.
Report your absence in advance by email or WhatsApp. Where possible, we schedule a catch-up session within the same period. Missed lessons are not automatically refunded, but we are happy to work with you to find a suitable solution.
Start with a trial lesson