Are you looking for an engaging and educational activity for your child? Look no further than Squadrone! Recently featured in The West Australian, Squadrone offers drone coding workshops for schools and private sessions, aimed at encouraging children into STEM jobs after finishing school.

Founder Roberto Lujan Rocha is passionate about using drones to engage kids in STEM education, and his workshops cover drone safety and coding basics. With sessions tailored to each child’s abilities, they’ll get the chance to fly a virtual drone via an app before trying out their skills on a real drone.

And the best part? Once they’ve completed all the missions, they’ll be rewarded with a mini drone light show, programmed to music using about 20 drones. It’s a fun and exciting way to learn about coding and drone technology.

So why wait? Give your child the gift of STEM education with Squadrone.

Click on the link below to read the full article from The West Australian and learn more about this innovative program.

Pictured: Xavier Collins, 11, and Jasmine Collins, 9, with Roberto Lujan Rocha. Credit: Daniel Wilkins/The West Australian