Primary Coding Carnival
Games, block coding stations, and robot parades for young learners.
A vibrant festival featuring interactive game zones, block coding challenges, storytelling with robotic characters, and colorful robot parades for Grades 1 to 5.
Architecting the Future of STEM Leadership
Making computer science joyful and tactile for primary learners through block puzzle treasure hunts, robot maze challenges, and animated story creation.
UKit Robot Parades
Pupils parade their custom-built animal robots with music and lights.
Unplugged Coding Maze
Physical board games teaching sequencing, loops, and conditional logic.
Event Schedule & Sessions
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Registration & Welcome Reception
Arrival of education leaders, badge collection, and executive networking over welcome refreshments.
Opening Keynote Address
Keynote on "Transforming K-12 STEM Education through Robotics & AI" presented by Dr. Alan Vance.
Inspiration Award Presentation
Felicitation of visionary school principals and directors pioneering technology integration.
Gala Dinner & Peer Conversations
Curated banquet dinner enabling high-level discussions between institutional heads & EdTech founders.
Closing Ceremony & Photo Session
Concluding remarks, distribution of commemorative honours, and official delegate group photo.
Keynote Speakers & Honourees
Learn from pioneering robotics architects, university deans, and STEM technology directors.
Dr. Maya Lin
Champion of early childhood computational thinking.
Venue & Travel Details
Hosted at Chennai's premier convention hub with full hospitality support for outstation delegates.
Primary Wing Grounds, Chennai
Chennai, IndiaChennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about attending Novus EdTech events.
Is prior coding knowledge required for children?
None! Every station is designed for first-time young learners.
Ready to Be Part of the Experience?
Join over 500+ school directors, university deans, and STEM pioneers at Primary Coding Carnival.