







Partners and distributors
Stick ’Em works with partners, distributors and education organisations around the world. If you sell into schools, run teacher training or run a STEAM programme, we would love to talk.

Indonesia40+ schools, with Synergy Education
Partner-run trainings in Indonesia, and schools that now train the schools around them.
700teachers trained in 2 sessions, for 20 schools
We know that a fantastic STEAM kit alone is not enough to transform a school’s STEAM capacity. As a partner, you bring schools the kit, ready-made lessons and teacher training together, as one package.





























Schools already using Stick ’Em around the world
Designed to scale
41,000+ students3800+ teachersAcross 22 countries
Partners bring Stick ’Em to schools across Southeast Asia and beyond. We run your first training sessions with you in person, and after that your own trainers take over.

Why us
Here’s what our partners tell us matters most.
5 to 10 times cheaper than traditional STEAM kits, so public and private schools alike can equip a whole year group. That means more schools you can reach.
We map the 100+ Academy lessons to your national curriculum and align them to CASEL, the UN SDGs, IB and ISTE, at no cost to you.
3800+ teachers trained so far. After a 3-hour workshop, teachers run lessons on their own and train the teacher next door.
Partners in Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam run innovation challenges and maker fairs on the same kit their schools already own. Setup is quick and low-cost, and no special venue is needed.
The Academy includes AI and machine learning lessons that run on the same board and chopsticks, with no specialist teacher needed.
Offer Stick ’Em with your own brand alongside ours, through the school network you already have. We also share a library of ready-made posters, social graphics and school-facing materials.
With our partners
Teacher training, school competitions and community programmes, run with the schools and organisations we work with in each country.










Compared with other kits
A general comparison with conventional classroom robotics kits. Ask us and we will send a detailed comparison for your market.
From partner markets
“This workshop was unbelievably cool. You get to think creatively, and it is fun.”
“Mind blowing materials that make students more creative and develop their 21st century skills.”
“Stick ’Em is interesting and amazing. It promotes creativity and critical thinking, motivates students to learn more, and makes the lesson fun and engaging.”
“You never know the beauty of Stick ’Em until you try it.”
“For our STEAM curriculum, it will be very good in helping students to build the prototypes that they have been dreaming of.”
“I encourage educators to join the workshop because the activity can be integrated to class activities in a fun way.”
“It will open your mind and give more inspiration on what you can add into your lessons.”
“The Junior High School teachers can best utilize this tool and integrate it in their lessons. This would foster creativity and critical thinking skills among the students.”
“The kids love Stick ’Em. You’ve made their holiday!”
Getting started
Your country, how many schools you reach today, and who would run the training.
Order a single kit to build with yourself, then we talk it through. Every one of our partners started here.
A few schools, one training session, one term. Pilot sizes are flexible, and there is no territory commitment on either side.
Once schools are reordering, we agree on scale, pricing and territory together.

Downloads
Everything you need to introduce Stick ’Em to a school.
The product, the markets, the training model and the terms. The deck we send distributors.
DownloadThe mapping document we share with ministries. Show it to a school and the curriculum question is answered.
DownloadWhat students build with one kit, a quick way to show a school what its own students could make.
Open the galleryWhat arrives, what it is made of, what a student can build, and what happens when a part breaks
What it costs, trying it first, purchase orders and tenders, delivery, and what to do if something arrives broken