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Ages 7 - 12
Learn to Fly. Learn to Code. Get Ready to Compete.
*New term begins October 10, 2026
**Every student enrolled to this program will get the opportunity to participate in one of the biggest drone competitions in Asia in January 2027 (in Hong Kong). Limited spots in each branch only.
Drones are changing the way the world moves, works and solves problems.
At Drone Code Quest, students go far beyond simply learning how to control a drone. They explore the engineering and science behind flight, develop precision piloting skills, and most importantly, learn how to code drones to fly autonomously.
Through hands-on missions, obstacle challenges, programming tasks and team competitions, students learn to think like engineers, programmers and problem-solvers — while preparing to put their skills to the test on a much bigger stage.
Every enrolled student will have the opportunity to participate in the HULA Asia Drone Challenge — competing alongside 100+ school teams from across Asia.
[ SIGN UP NOW — PROGRAM BEGINS OCTOBER 10 ]
Future Skills That Go Far Beyond Drones
Drone Code Quest is designed not only to develop STEM knowledge, but also the skills children need when working on complex problems with other people.
Computational Thinking
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Students learn to break challenges into logical steps and translate their ideas into instructions that a machine can execute.
Analytical Thinking
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When a flight does not go as planned, students must identify what happened, determine why and decide what to change.
Communication
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Successful missions require students to explain strategies clearly, exchange observations and communicate effectively with teammates.
Teamwork
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Students learn that complex challenges are rarely solved alone — responsibilities must be shared and team members must work towards a common goal.
Strategic Decision-Making
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Should the team prioritise speed, accuracy, safety or consistency? Students learn to evaluate trade-offs rather than simply search for one "correct" answer.
Adaptability & Resilience
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Drones crash. Code fails. Missions go wrong.
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Students learn to treat setbacks as information, adjust their approach and try again.
Precision & Responsibility
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Flying technology demands concentration, discipline and respect for safety procedures — valuable habits that carry into many other areas of learning.
Confidence Under Pressure
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Timed missions and competitions encourage students to think clearly, perform under pressure and trust the skills they have developed.
Format
Language
Schedule
Course Fees
What to bring
12 classes per module, 1 class per week, 60 minutes per class
English
Please contact us for the most updated availability
Regular HK$5,700 / Module
members HK$4,800 / Module
A curious and creative mind! We will prepare the rest!
