Robofun

Middle school doesn’t have to feel like a factory. Robofun offers a different take on learning—one where coding, robotics, and hands-on projects replace rows of desks. The program, based at 110 West End Ave in New York, NY 10023, gives kids the tools to build, experiment, and problem-solve in ways that feel more like play than homework. It’s a space where curiosity gets a green light, and screens aren’t just for scrolling.

What sets this place apart isn’t just the curriculum; it’s the approach. Classes blend creativity with logic, letting students design their own robots or games while picking up skills that extend beyond the classroom. The Upper West Side location makes it accessible for families in the neighborhood, and the fact that it’s women-owned adds another layer of perspective to the way tech is taught. No two projects look the same here—kids leave with something tangible, whether it’s a working robot or a new way of thinking.

Ready to see what the buzz is about? Give them a call at (212) 245-0444 to ask about schedules or availability. For directions, pull up the map and head toward West End Avenue. It’s the kind of place where kids might actually forget they’re learning.