For Ontario schools · Grades 1–12

Coding, robotics and AI for your students. Zero work for your teachers.

Our trained instructor comes to your school with the robotics kits and ready-made lessons. Your staff don't train, buy or prepare anything.

Get a Proposal Hear from teachers (2 min)

Trained instructor
Robotics kits included
Zero prep for staff

A winning student team holding a first-prize cheque and trophy at the World Digital Fest Summit — First-prize team at the World Digital Fest Summit, Cambridge, USA

Trusted by Ontario schools

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How it works

Three steps. We do the heavy lifting.

Step 1: Tell us your grades and preferred day and time.
One short form. We reply by email within 1 business day.
Step 2: We send a trained instructor and robotics kits to your school.
You provide the room and laptops or Chromebooks.
Step 3: Students build real projects every week.
The full program ends with Digital Fest, where they show their work to parents.

See the full timeline, from first email to Digital Fest

Why schools choose us

You have enough on your plate. Here is what we take off it.

Ontario now expects coding in elementary Math and Science & Technology. Most teachers were never trained to teach it.: Our answer: A trained Cyber Square instructor teaches it. Your teachers can simply observe — or join in.
No time for staff to plan new lessons.: Our answer: Complete, ready-to-teach lessons. Zero prep for your staff.
No budget for robotics kits. LEGO® Education ended sales of its SPIKE™ kits on 30 June 2026, so many schools have ageing kits.: Our answer: We bring our own Micro:bit robotics kits to every session. Nothing to buy, store or replace.
Private schools need something visible to show families at open house and re-enrolment time.: Our answer: Digital Fest: students present real projects to parents. A showcase families remember.

**Hear from teachers** — Lynn-Rose School teachers, Mississauga · 1:42

Cyber Square has been a great addition into our school. The students have learned so much with coding.

Jennifer Yirenkyi, Head of Learning, Lynn-Rose School, Mississauga

Real coding. Real robots. Every grade.

Hands-on coding, robotics and AI for Grades 1 to 12, in small groups of up to 15 students.

A Cyber Square instructor shows a Micro:bit to a class

Grades 1–3

First steps in coding.

Students write step-by-step instructions, code in Scratch, and watch the same code control a real Micro:bit.

Tools: Scratch (ScratchJr for the youngest) and Micro:bit

A student codes a Micro:bit on a Chromebook

Grades 4–8

Robotics, game design and first AI projects.

Students use Micro:bit sensors to build real devices, then move from Scratch to Python and try beginner AI.

Tools: Scratch, then Python · Micro:bit sensors · web building (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) · beginner AI

Cyber Square instructors lead a session with older students in a school gym

Grades 9–12

Python, web and app building, AI projects.

Students write real code in Python, build websites and apps, and create AI and machine learning projects.

Tools: Python · AI and machine learning (TensorFlow) · web and app building

Every student gets a login to the Cyber Square learning platform. Students keep practising online between sessions, and you can see their progress. See the full program details

Flexible formats

Three ways to run it

Pick what suits your school. We handle the rest.

Most schools start here

During the school day

Part of your class timetable — in Science & Technology, Math or Technological Education. Start with the $845/month First-Term Pilot.

Zero cost to your school budget

After school, parent-funded

Parents enrol and pay. We provide a flyer, handle sign-ups and teach. You provide the room.

School-sponsored club

The school pays one flat fee. Students join for free.

Digital Fest

An event parents talk about.

At the end of the program, students present their own projects to parents, staff and guests. We organize it and bring certificates and prizes.

Top students can go on to the World Digital Fest Summit, held at MIT¹ in Cambridge, USA.

See how Digital Fest works

¹ MIT and the MIT Museum are not affiliated with or endorsing this event.

**Digital Fest 2026 at New Beginnings Christian Learning Academy** · 1:23

Safety first

Safe for your students

Police-checked trainers
Every trainer has a Vulnerable Sector Check.
Student data kept private
Never sold.
Local team
Based in Ontario, teaching in person.
Since 2014
A decade of coding in schools.

Pricing

Simple, flat pricing

Start with one term. Continue only if it works for your school.

Then: Digital Fest. After the pilot, continue into the full program. It ends with Digital Fest: students present their projects to parents, a showcase families remember.

Prefer after school? Parent-funded option: no cost to the school. Parents enrol per term. We handle flyers and sign-ups.

An instructor teaches a class with Micro:bit kits

First-Term Pilot · during the school day

$845per month, per group of up to 15 students (+HST)

One 1-hour session per week.

Trained instructor on site every week
Micro:bit robotics kits
Ready-to-teach lessons
Online practice for every student
Invoiced monthly, no upfront payment

Your school provides the room and laptops or Chromebooks.

Get a Proposal

FAQ

Questions principals ask

Do our teachers need to know coding?

No. A trained Cyber Square instructor teaches every session. Your teachers can simply observe, or join in if they like.

What do we need to provide?

A room, laptops or Chromebooks, Wi-Fi, and a list of students. We bring the instructor, the Micro:bit robotics kits and the lessons.

How many students per group?

Up to 15 students per group. Small groups mean every student gets hands-on time with the kits.

Which grades do you teach?

Grades 1 to 12. Lessons are different for Grades 1–3, 4–8 and 9–12.

How much does it cost, and how is it billed?

The First-Term Pilot is $845 per month, per group of up to 15 students (+HST), with one 1-hour session per week. We invoice monthly, with no upfront payment.

Can parents pay instead of the school?

Yes. With the after-school, parent-funded option, parents enrol and pay. There is no cost to your school budget.

Are instructors police-checked?

Yes. Every Cyber Square trainer has a Vulnerable Sector Check.

Can we start mid-year? How quickly can you start?

Yes. Programs run in three terms — Fall (October–December), Winter (January–March) and Spring (April–June) — and you can start at the beginning of any term. We can usually have a trainer in your school within 2 weeks of your yes.