Lab 01
STEM Lab
Connect science, technology, engineering and maths through questions, models and experiments.
Explore this lab9 Labs in 1 Lab
Nine labs. A world of possibilities.
One connected learning environment brings nine areas of science and technology together, with a curriculum designed for students from Grade 2 to Grade 12.
Grade 2–12 curriculumHands-on explorationConnected learning
Discover the 9 Labs ↓Explore each lab
Different starting points.
Connected ideas.
Every lab opens a new way to observe, create and understand. Explore its ideas through our illustrated articles.
Lab 02
Space Lab
Explore astronomy, space exploration and the ideas that help us understand the sky.
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Mechanical Lab
Discover how forces, movement and mechanisms shape the things around us.
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Electronics Lab
Explore circuits, components and signals—the building blocks of electronic systems.
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Robotics Lab
Bring mechanisms, electronics and coding together to explore how robots work.
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3D Printing Lab
Move between an idea, a digital model and a three-dimensional form.
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A.I. Lab
Explore patterns, data and the questions behind machine learning and AI.
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Drone Lab
Explore flight, balance, control and the thinking behind drone technology.
Explore this labThe learning journey
More than separate subjects.
Activities can connect different labs around a shared question, with depth and challenge suited to the learners.
Ask, explore, explain
Observe patterns, compare ideas and explain what you notice.
Design, make, test
Turn a question into a model, test a choice and improve it.
Connect, reflect, share
Bring different subjects together and communicate your thinking.
The wider picture
Where do the 9 Labs fit within a CSL?
DotBot’s technology labs sit alongside a wider umbrella of skill programmes. Explore how these connect with the three domains of a Composite Skill Lab for Grades 6–12.
Bring these connections to your school.
Start with a conversation about your students, available space and teaching needs.
