Kids Program

The program

Four tracks. Four things built.

Over the Dashain and Tihar break and the month of weekends that follows, every student works through four tracks. In each one they make something real, test it, fix it, and learn to explain it.

Game Design & Development

Children who love playing games learn to make them, and discover how much thinking goes into a good one.

WHAT THEY LEARN

What makes a game fun: goals, rules, challenge and feedback
Designing characters, levels and a story
Programming game logic: movement, scoring and collisions
Using AI for art, sound and ideas, while the child makes the decisions
Playtesting with friends and improving from what they see

THEY BUILDA complete, playable game of their own design, plus a one-page design plan.

Logical thinkingCreativityProblem solvingPersistence

Website Design & Development

Every app and site they use was built by someone. Here, they become the builder.

WHAT THEY LEARN

How websites work: pages, links, browsers and servers
Structuring pages with HTML and styling them with CSS
Layout, colour and typography, including looking good on a phone
Simple interactivity with JavaScript for older students
Using AI as a coding and content helper, and checking its work

THEY BUILDA multi-page website: a personal portfolio, or a site for a cause or local business.

Design thinkingCoding basicsAttention to detailCommunication

AI Tools Explore

AI is already in their world. They learn to use it well, and to question it.

WHAT THEY LEARN

What AI is and how it learns from data, in age-appropriate terms
Writing clear prompts: role, task, context and format
Creating with AI: images, writing, presentations, voice and video ideas
AI for school: explaining, quizzing and summarising, and where help becomes cheating
Spotting mistakes, bias, deepfakes and misinformation

THEY BUILDA personal AI study workflow, and an AI-assisted presentation or creative project.

Critical thinkingClear communicationResearchResponsible use

Robotics

Code leaves the screen. Students make real hardware sense the world and respond to it.

WHAT THEY LEARN

What a microcontroller is, using Arduino
Building circuits with LEDs, buttons and buzzers
Sensors for light, distance, temperature and motion
Motors and movement: servos, wheels and automation
Debugging: finding out why something doesn't work, step by step

THEY BUILDProjects such as an automatic night light, a mini security alarm, an automatic gate and an obstacle-avoiding robot.

Engineering thinkingTroubleshootingPatienceTeamwork

Tools and depth are matched to age and experience. Younger students use visual, beginner-friendly tools; older students write code. Hardware arrangements for online students are confirmed at enrolment.

How it runs

From holiday break to finished projects

The program starts with the Dashain and Tihar holidays and carries on through one month of weekends, so projects have time to be finished properly.

Dashain & Tihar holidays

Students are introduced to all four tracks and start their projects.

Saturdays & Sundays, 1 month

Weekend sessions carry each project through to the finish: build, test, improve.

Showcase & certificate

Students present what they built and receive their certificate.

National competition

Optional next step: students can take part in a national-level competition.

A typical session day: 11:00 am to 3:00 pm

11:00 – 11:15
Welcome & warm-upArrival, a quick recap of last time, and the goal for today.
11:15 – 12:45
Learn & buildA short demonstration of the new idea, then straight into building it.
12:45 – 1:30
Lunch & breakTime to eat, rest and play. Lunch is available as an option.
1:30 – 2:40
Build & experimentLonger, focused project time: try, break, fix and improve.
2:40 – 3:00
Show & shareStudents show what they made today and say what they would change.

Exact timings may shift slightly from day to day, but the 11:00 am start and 3:00 pm finish stay fixed.

60% hands-onbuilding and testing

25% conceptsshort demos

15% sharepresent

How we teach

Learning by doingStudents build from the first session, rather than watching slides.

Creativity before complexityThe idea comes first; the tools and code follow.

Understand what you buildIf a child built it, they can explain how it works.

AI as a tutor, not a shortcutAI helps students think. It never does the thinking for them.

Solve something realProjects aim at genuine problems, however small.

Ways to join

Online or in person, with lunch and travel covered

We know holiday weeks are busy for families, so the program is designed to fit around you.

PHYSICAL CLASS

At LetsLearn, Putalisadak

Learn alongside other students in the classroom
Mentors beside the bench for hands-on help
Robotics components used directly at the table
Team projects and the showcase in person

ONLINE CLASS

Live, from home

Join the same 11:00 am to 3:00 pm schedule live
Trainers guide, answer questions and review work
Learn from anywhere, with no commute
Hardware arrangements confirmed at enrolment

Lunch available

Sessions run through the midday break, so a lunch option is available and students don't have to arrange food during a four-hour day.

PHYSICAL CLASSES · OPTIONAL

Pickup & drop-off options

Optional pickup and drop-off saves parents the daily trip during busy holiday weeks.

ROUTES & TIMINGS CONFIRMED AT ENROLMENT

What parents can expect

A clear session schedule shared before the program starts
Updates on how your child is progressing
An invitation to see what students have built at the showcase
Parent-friendly guidance on using AI safely at home, on request

What your child gains

More than a new skill. A new way of thinking.

Tools change quickly. What stays useful is learning how to make things, solve problems and explain your thinking, and that's what this program is built around.

Makers, not just users

Children move from consuming apps and games to creating them, and see how technology works underneath.

Logic and problem solving

Breaking a big problem into small steps, and finding the fault when something doesn't work.

Confidence and communication

Every track ends with showing and explaining the work, which builds comfort speaking about ideas.

Responsible AI use

Using AI as a thinking assistant, with honest habits about homework, accuracy and privacy.

Teamwork

Group challenges teach children to share ideas, divide the work and rely on each other.

A portfolio of real work

A game, a website, AI projects and a robot: concrete work to show family, teachers and competitions.

What you may notice at home

Every child is different, but these are the changes we hope to see.

“Wait, how does that actually work?”

Explaining, step by step, what they built.

Trying a fix before giving up or asking for help.

Checking an AI answer instead of trusting it.

Technology with guardrails

AI is taught as a tutor, never a shortcut. Students must be able to explain any code or circuit they present, and privacy and honest use are discussed from the first week.

An honest promise

We don't promise grades, jobs or career outcomes. We promise skills, confidence and finished projects your child can explain to anyone who asks.

Recognition & next steps

Certified. Then, if they choose, nationwide.

LETSLEARN PVT. LTD.

Certificate of Completion

Future Makers Holiday Program

Every student who completes the program receives a certificate from LetsLearn, recognising what they learned and built across the four tracks.

AFTER THE PROGRAM

National-level competition

Once the program ends, students can take part in a national-level competition and put their games, websites, AI projects and robotics to the test at national level.

Participation is optional. Format, categories, dates and registration details will be shared with parents.

Pricing

Simple fees. Choose how your child joins.

Choose online or physical classes. Lunch + Pickup & Drop-off is an extra service available with physical classes only.

ONLINE

Live from home

Rs 5,000total

All four tracks
Live 11:00 am – 3:00 pm sessions
Certificate on completion
Optional national competition afterwards

Register for Online

PHYSICAL

At LetsLearn, Putalisadak

Rs 10,000total

All four tracks, in the classroom
Mentors beside the bench
Certificate on completion
Optional national competition afterwards

Register for Physical

PHYSICAL + EXTRA SERVICE

Lunch + Pickup & Drop-off

Rs 25,000total

Everything in Physical
Lunch on session days
Pickup & drop-off option
Routes and timings confirmed at enrolment

Register with Extra Service PHYSICAL CLASSES ONLY

Registration

Reserve your child's place

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OnlineLive classes from homeRs 5,000 PhysicalAt LetsLearn, PutalisadakRs 10,000

Extra service: Lunch + Pickup & Drop-off Available for Physical classes only. Total with this service: Rs 25,000

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Questions

Common questions from parents

Does my child need any coding experience?

No. Students are grouped by age and experience, and no prior coding is needed. Younger students use visual, beginner-friendly tools.

Can my child join online?

Yes. Online students join the same 11:00 am to 3:00 pm schedule live. Hardware arrangements for robotics are confirmed at enrolment.

Who can choose Lunch + Pickup & Drop-off?

This extra service is available for physical classes only. Routes, timings and arrangements are confirmed at enrolment.

When does it start, and what are the timings?

The program starts on Asoj 25, 2083 and runs 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. It covers the Dashain & Tihar holidays plus one month of Saturdays and Sundays.

How do I pay?

After you register, scan the payment QR code shown on the form and in your confirmation email, then send us a screenshot with your registration ID. Our contact numbers are in the confirmation email.

What happens after I register?

You'll receive a confirmation email with your registration ID and the amount to pay. Our team will follow up on the phone number you provided.

Tell me about the national-level competition.

Once the program ends, students can take part in a national-level competition. It's optional. Format, categories, dates and registration details will be shared with parents.