Rural Educational Robotics and Programming Camps are in full swing

This is how the workshops organized by the ARTESA Association are conducted at Constantin Brancoveanu Vasilati Secondary School, where children learn robotics and programming while having fun, through trial and error (sounds better in English). In a village in Romania, if you can believe it!

Day after day, children discover how they can transform small pieces and big ideas into robots that come to life, as well as the confidence that they can do anything they set their minds to, and robotics workshops become a true space for exploration and intelligent play.
Here, students learn to program, collaborate, and think logically, without the pressure of grades, but out of pure curiosity.

Children get involved, ask questions, make mistakes, fix things and succeed, and each success, no matter how small, turns into a moment of shared joy.
In summer camps, robots are not just machines, but tools that make learning come alive and relevant.