Roblox Path for Kids
Paths 2026–27 · iCode of Wellesley
From playing it to publishing it
Your child has played hundreds of Roblox games. On this Path they build one, hand it to a classmate, and watch what breaks.
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- Ten students to a room
Not sure which level? Book a free evaluation.
Fall semester
28 September – 13 December 2026
Ten sessions, one hour a week. We skip Thanksgiving week.
The semester
$445
Second Path at the same time, $375. Brothers and sisters get 5% off both.
Ages 7–15 · ten students to a room · 73 Central Street, Wellesley
Three semesters a year: Fall, Winter and Spring. You pay for the semester you’re in, and nothing renews on its own.
The five levels
Your child starts where they are and moves when they’re ready. Nobody repeats a year, and nobody’s stuck in a class that has run out of things to teach them.
Kids learn to make Roblox games instead of just playing them. They build their first worlds and add simple scripts so things move, score points and respond to players. No experience needed.
Sundays, 3:00–4:00 pm · running this Fall
A design class. Students learn Roblox Studio properly: terrain, lighting, models and layout. They also work out why some levels feel great to play and others feel off.
Sundays, 4:00–5:00 pm · running this Fall
This is where worlds turn into games. Students script the rules, goals, scoring and win conditions, then hand the game to classmates and fix whatever the playtest turns up.
Available on request
How does a Roblox game make money? Students look at how game passes and in-game items work and design them into their own game. The hard part is deciding what players would pay for and what feels fair.
Available on request
Our most advanced Roblox class. Students plan and finish a larger 3D game with multiple levels, harder scripting and real physics.
Available on request
Levels 101 and 102 have a set day this Fall. The rest start once a group forms, and you can hold a seat now. Not sure which one fits? Book a free evaluation and we’ll place your child.
What school doesn’t have time for
School teaches the concepts. We teach your child how to use them.
A classroom has thirty children and a syllabus to finish. We have ten and an afternoon. So your child builds the thing, breaks it, fixes it, and explains what they did.
One question a session
AI can write the code. It can’t decide what to build, or tell you when the answer is wrong. That’s the part we teach.
Every session opens with one thinking question on the board. Make it smaller. Where have I seen this before? Would a robot understand this? It takes two minutes, and it’s the habit that outlasts the subject.
Your child can use AI after they have tried it themselves and can tell us what they tried. Anything AI helped with, they have to explain. Copy and paste with no explanation isn’t finished work.
Who teaches your child
Our instructors are college graduates with computer science backgrounds. They studied this. So when your child asks the question that isn’t in the lesson plan, they get a real answer.
Thinking about the Belt Program instead?
| Roblox Path | Belt Program | |
| Time | 1 hour a week | 2 hours, plus 2 on a Saturday |
| Shape | One topic, one semester | Ten belts, ten months each |
| What comes home | What they built | Monthly report, portfolio, transcript |
| Saturday STEAM Study Lab | None | Included, two hours a month |
| Price | $445 a semester | $425 a month |
Ten hours a semester at $445 works out at $44.50 an hour. A Belt is ten hours a month (eight in class plus a two-hour Study Lab) at $425, which is $42.50 an hour. The Belt costs less per hour, and it’s the only one that’s written down.
Questions parents ask
My child has never done this. Which level?
Level 101. It says no experience needed and it means it. The only thing your child needs is to already play Roblox. Not sure? Book a free evaluation and we’ll place them.
How does my child move up a level?
When the instructor thinks they are ready, and not before. There’s no test and nothing is marked. We don’t grade. No scores, no pass, no fail.
What happens on a day off school?
We run. A single day off school isn’t a day off Path. We skip Thanksgiving week, and we are closed 24 December to 7 January.
Can my child take two Paths at once?
Yes, if the times don’t clash. The second one is $375. Call the campus on 781-291-3131 and we’ll check the schedule with you.
Does it carry on after December?
There are three semesters: Fall, Winter and Spring. Nothing renews on its own. Every family chooses again each semester.
Still deciding?
Book a free evaluation. Forty-five minutes, no obligation, and your child leaves knowing which level fits.
iCode of Wellesley · 73 Central Street, Wellesley · 781-291-3131
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