ABOUT US
Empowering Tomorrow’s Makers,
One Project at a Time
At Curious Makers, we believe that every child has the potential to build, code, and create real-world solutions.
Our mission is to make STEM learning hands-on, engaging, and deeply meaningful because we know that the best learning happens when kids bring their own ideas to life.
Our Story
Curious Makers began with a simple spark: a passion for making things work. What started as small workshops teaching kids to build their first walking robots quickly grew into a full-fledged programme combining structured learning, exploratory projects, and opportunities to take part in competitions.
I’ve stayed true to the belief that learning should be both fun and real and that every child deserves the chance to bring their ideas to life.
Our Teaching Approach
I believe the best learning happens when kids are doing. That’s why every Curious Makers session is built around:
Hands-On Projects Because ideas only come to life when kids can build, test and see them work in the real world.
Progressive Growth From building foundations or self-driven projects, students grow through each level at their own pace. Gaining depth, confidence and independence.
Child-Led Exploration I blend structured lessons with the freedom to explore personal interests and ideas.
Real-World Skills Through coding, electronics, design and creative problem-solving, students learn how to think like inventors and feel proud of what they've built.
Our Values
Curiosity Every question is a spark and the beginning of something new.
Creativity We celebrate bold ideas and imaginative thinking, no matter how wild they seem at first.
Problem-Solving Every challenge is a chance to experiment, learn and grow stronger.
Community Fostering a supportive, team-based environment where kids collaborate, share ideas and learn from each other.
Meet the Founder
Hi! I’m Jeremy founder and instructor at Curious Makers. With a background in engineering and a deep passion for building and teaching, I love to help kids turn their ideas into real working prototypes.
I started Curious Makers to create the kind of space I wish I had growing up: a place where it’s okay to make mistakes, where creativity comes first, and where learning is fun, practical, and deeply empowering.
Every day, I get to guide them to explore, build and discover what they're capable of and that's the most rewarding part of what I do.