ijas@cybersquare.ca
cybersquare.ca
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.
Grades 1–3
First steps in coding.
Every project is tied to an Ontario Math expectation (Strand C: coding), from moving on a grid to repeating patterns and if/then logic.
Grades 4–8
Robotics, game design and first AI projects.
Supports the coding expectations in Ontario Math (algebra, data, spatial sense) and Science & Technology, including emerging technologies.
Grades 9–12
Python, web and app building, AI projects.
Supports Technological Education (the Grade 9 or 10 credit every student now needs) and Computer Studies.
We handle
- A trained instructor for every session
- Robotics kits, brought to every session
- Ready-to-teach lessons — zero prep for staff
- Online practice and progress for every student
- Digital Fest, the student showcase (full program)
You provide
- A room
- Laptops or Chromebooks
- A list of students (up to 15 per group)
Three ways to run it
- During the school day: Part of your class timetable — in Science & Technology, Math or Technological Education. Start with the $845/month First-Term Pilot. Most schools start here.
- After school, parent-funded: Parents enrol and pay. We provide a flyer, handle sign-ups and teach. You provide the room. Zero cost to your school budget.
- School-sponsored club: The school pays one flat fee. Students join for free.
First-Term Pilot · during the school day: $845 per month, per group of up to 15 students (+HST)
One 1-hour session per week. Start with one term. Continue only if it works for your school. After the pilot, continue into the full program. It ends with Digital Fest: students present their projects to parents, a showcase families remember.