STEAM Lab Setup for Schools
One lab where students build robots, wire circuits, code, 3D print and fly drones. Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths come together in hands-on projects.
Every STEAM lab includes
- Lab layout planned to your room
- Robotics and electronics kits
- 3D printer and design software
- Coding and AI stations
- Grade-wise projects and lesson plans
- Teacher training
What goes into a STEAM lab
Most schools start with three or four zones and add more each year.
Coding & AI
Computers for block coding, Python and AI projects.
Robotics
Robot kits, motors, sensors and a test arena for builds.
Electronics
Breadboards, components, multimeters and soldering stations.
3D printing & design
3D printers, CAD software and design-thinking tools.
Drones
Programmable drones and a netted flying space.
Science & arts
Experiment kits, light and sound art, and model making.
STEAM curriculum by grade
| Grades | Focus | Sample project |
|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | Hands-on science, simple machines, unplugged coding | A paper-circuit greeting card |
| 3–5 | Block coding, basic robots, circuits | A robot that follows a line |
| 6–8 | Arduino, sensors, 3D design, intro to AI | A smart dustbin that opens itself |
| 9–12 | IoT, Python, AI, drones, product design | An IoT weather station with a 3D-printed case |
From empty room to first class in five steps
Site visit
We see the room, count students and sections, and note power and internet points.
Lab design & quote
A floor plan, equipment list and itemised quote matched to your budget and board.
Installation
Furniture, kits, computers and safety gear delivered, installed and tested.
Teacher training
Hands-on training so your teachers can run every class with confidence.
Curriculum & support
Grade-wise lesson plans, project ideas, competitions and ongoing help.
Questions schools ask us
What is the difference between a STEM lab and a STEAM lab?
A STEAM lab adds Arts and design to Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths. Students design and present what they build, not just assemble it.
How is a STEAM lab aligned with NEP 2020?
NEP 2020 encourages experiential learning, coding and vocational exposure from middle school. A STEAM lab gives students project-based, hands-on practice in exactly these areas.
Can we start small and expand later?
Yes. Many schools begin with coding, robotics and electronics zones and add 3D printing or drones in later years.
Who maintains the equipment?
We provide training on care and storage, and support for repairs and spare parts after installation.
Plan your school's lab with us
Tell us your board, grades and room size. We'll send a free lab layout and equipment list.