About MakersLoft

Welcome to MakersLoft: Where STEM Learning Clicks into Place

At MakersLoft, we believe in unlocking the limitless potential of every child through hands-on play-based learning. Our programs are designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and inspire young thinkers. Over the last 9 years we have trained over 38,500 students of ages 3-12 years.

Nurturing Future Innovators: Our after-school programs in Early STEM, Engineering, Robotics, Coding and AI encourage children to think creatively, solve problems, and connect ideas—preparing them for a fast changing technology-driven world. Our curriculum is aligned to Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and we use the best international educational kits to deliver a world-class learning experience. These programs are offer on-site as well as online for children in India and across the world.

Summer Camps: Each year, we welcome hundreds of children at our camps in Bangalore and Kolkata to dive into the exciting world of Robotics, Coding & hands-on STEM education and make lasting memories.

Partnering with Schools: We collaborate with schools across India to set up Robotics & Innovation Labs integrating our innovative programs into their curriculum. We work closely with educators to tailor our offerings to meet the specific needs of their students, ensuring a seamless fit with existing educational goals.

Corporate Events: We help Event Managers improve event success by engaging children, so that the event runs smoothly and achieves its goals whether it's sales, networking, or presentations — without distractions. From Lego-themed birthday parties to large-scale corporate events, our team excels at creating memorable experiences that captivate and inspire both children and adults.

Explore Our Programs:
www.makersloft.in

Visit Our Office: #307 Regent Prime, 48 Whitefield Road, Bangalore 560066

Talk to Us: +91-96635 61080

Message on WhatsApp: +91-91132 76016

Since 2015, we have trained over 8000 students from these schools in Kolkata:

Akshar
Ashok Hall School
Birla High School
Cambridge International School
Calcutta International School
Delhi Public School

Don Bosco Park Circus
La Martiniere for Boys
La Martiniere for Girls
Lakshmipat Singhania Academy
Loreto House
Mahadevi Birla World Academy

Modern High School
The Newtown School
South City International School
South Point School
Sri Sri Academy
St Xaviers’ School

St James’ School
St Lawrence High School
St Thomas’ School
Sushila Birla School
The Heritage School and more…

Our focus is on ‘process’ (of learning) rather than ‘product’ (what is made) or output (grades). We differ from conventional education and activity centers in the following ways:

• Learning across age groups: Children learn faster simply by observing adults or older kids who they see as role models . In traditional education contexts children spend most of the time with their own age group. At MakersLoft kids get plenty of opportunities to interact with out expert trainers, mentors and coaches who are talented individuals from engineering, creative and other professional backgrounds. For instance, we recently held a Robotics competition where middle school students competed with engineering students from IIT. In the process, the younger children learned about new robotic techniques and technologies.

• Group skills: One of the most important factors to success in life, whether in professional or personal settings, is the ability to working effectively with other people. It has been seen that most successful CEOs of companies are people played group sports while growing up. In the Indian education setup and with nuclear family structures, there are not many opportunities for group work, most of the learning happens at an individual level. At MakersLoft, we have deliberately embedded group projects in our modules so children get an opportunity to learn how to work collaboratively with others.

• Self-directed learning: We provide an environment where kids are given full freedom of being creative and taking ownership. Instead of giving step-by-step instructions, we try to inspire them to be curious and let them figure out themselves. This develops in children a habit for self-learning and independent problem solving – an essential life skill for the 21st century. Check out the video below as an example of something made by a student member using his own creativity, rather than building from a manual.

• Using Technology for learning: All kids are attracted to technology and gadgets. We try to leverage this interest to make children active creators of technology rather than passive consumers. So instead of playing video games, they could learn how to make one. There are a variety of tools like Scratch and Makey Makey with which even 7 year olds can make computer programs and cool projects using everyday things. Check out this video as an example.