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sheenbot∞ for Schools

Coding & robotics your teachers can run — from Grade R to Grade 9

sheenbot∞ is a coding and robotics board designed and manufactured in Cape Town. Learners start with blocks in a free browser simulator and grow into real hardware and MicroPython — in English, Afrikaans, isiZulu, isiXhosa or Chinese.

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How it maps to the CAPS Coding & Robotics phases

One board and one platform carry a learner from the first unplugged lesson to typed code, so a school buys into a path rather than a year.

Foundation Phase · Grades R–3

Start without a kit

The Foundation Phase is taught unplugged, so no kit is needed. Where there are screens, learners can build their first programs with blocks in the free browser simulator.

Intermediate Phase · Grades 4–6

First real hardware

Block coding with plug-in sensors and outputs: a fan that follows a dial, a kitchen timer, a door that opens for the right fingerprint. Every module clicks into the same reversible Type-C port.

Senior Phase · Grades 7–9

Robots, data and real code

Line-following robots, projects that report live to a dashboard, and the step from blocks to typed MicroPython on the same board.

The lessons and projects map to the CAPS Coding & Robotics phases. sheenbot∞ is not a Department of Basic Education product.

What your school gets

The board and kits

One AI-native board with on-board screen, motion sensor, speaker, microphone, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and 18 plug-and-play ports. Kits from R2 499.

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Teacher training

Hands-on training for your staff, on site or at our Century City lab — and every loan kit comes with an onboarding session.

Plan a full lab

Planning a budget

Three ways a school can start. Kit prices are the ones on our store; a class set is ten of them, and every order is confirmed on a written quotation first.

One teacher kit

R2 499

The sheenbot∞ board and its IoT module — enough to prepare and demonstrate the first lessons. Sensor modules and the robot kits are sold separately.

A class set of ten kits

R24 990

Choose the number of kits to fit your class sizes and timetable.

Prices include VAT. Every sensor and module is also sold separately, so a lost part is a small replacement, not a new kit. Browse the modules

Try it before you decide

Three ways to see the kit working before anything is quoted, ordered or budgeted for.

Book a lab visit

See a working robotics lab at our campus in Century Square, Century City, and try the kits with our team.

Book a lab visit

Apply for a teacher loan kit

We lend a complete sheenbot∞ kit to a teacher, with an onboarding session, at no cost. Tell us about your school and we’ll reply by email to agree the loan period and the details.

Apply for a teacher loan kit

Apply for a teacher loan kit

A complete sheenbot∞ kit on loan to a teacher, with an onboarding session and at no cost. Tell us about your school and we’ll reply by email to agree the loan period and the details.

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Trust and procurement

  • Designed and manufactured in Cape Town by Sheen Robotics.
  • CSD registration, tax clearance and a B-BBEE affidavit are available on request.
  • Our educators are police-cleared, and we carry public liability insurance.
  • A quotation for kits, training or a full lab on request.

Request a quotation or our procurement documents

Questions a school asks first

Frequently Asked Questions

Does sheenbot∞ follow CAPS Coding & Robotics?

The lessons and projects map to the three CAPS Coding & Robotics phases: unplugged and simulator work in the Foundation Phase, block coding with sensors in the Intermediate Phase, and robots, data and MicroPython in the Senior Phase. sheenbot∞ is not a Department of Basic Education product.

Do we need a kit for every learner?

No. The block editor and simulator are free in the browser, so learners can practise without hardware, and kits are shared in class. A school can start with one teacher kit and add more later.

What devices do learners need?

A computer running a recent Chrome or Edge browser. Block coding and the 3D simulator run in the browser with nothing to install, so a school lab, a laptop or a Chromebook is enough to start; the simulator needs a browser with WebGL2. To send a program to a board, learners connect over USB, which works on a desktop or laptop, or over Bluetooth, which also works from an Android tablet.

Which languages does the platform support?

English, Afrikaans, isiZulu, isiXhosa and Chinese.

Can you train our teachers?

Yes. We run hands-on training for staff, on site or at our Century City lab, and every loan kit comes with an onboarding session.

How does the teacher loan kit work?

We lend a complete sheenbot∞ kit to a teacher, with an onboarding session, at no cost. Apply on this page and we’ll reply by email to agree the loan period and the details.

Can we see it before we decide?

Yes. Book a visit to our lab in Century City, or ask us to bring a kit to a staff meeting.

What procurement documents can you provide?

CSD registration, tax clearance and a B-BBEE affidavit are available on request, and we provide formal quotations for kits, training and labs.

Planning coding & robotics for 2027?

Book a lab visit or apply for a teacher loan kit — we’ll help you plan kits, lessons and training that fit your budget.