Competition and Advanced
N° 01
AI and Data Workshop (Ages 13-15)
Reading data and drawing charts with Python, simple machine learning models, and ethical, safe use of AI.
Robotics Competition Team (Ages 9-15)
Preparation for national and international robotics competitions: robot missions, research project, presentation and teamwork.
Our competition team works to the season calendar of competitions such as FIRST LEGO League Challenge and the World Robot Olympiad. Besides the robot missions, the team prepares a research project on the season theme and presents it to judges. Along the way students learn planning, sharing out tasks and public speaking as well as code and mechanisms.
How the team works
- Two 120-minute sessions a week, with extra weekend sessions in the month before a tournament
- Sub-teams for robot design, programming, research and presentation
- A full-size competition table and the season’s mission models
- A practice tournament and judging simulation every month
Who can join?
Students who have completed LEGO Robotics Engineering or Arduino join the team through try-outs at the start of the season. Try-outs assess not only technical skill but also communication within the team. Tournament registration fees, transport and team T-shirts are included in the monthly fee; accommodation for out-of-town tournaments is arranged separately.
Learning outcomes
- A tournament-standard robot
- A research project and judges’ presentation
- Team roles and communication
Curriculum summary
| Aug-Sep | Try-outs and season theme |
|---|---|
| Oct-Nov | Robot and project development |
| Dec-Feb | Regional and national tournaments |
| Included | Registration, transport, T-shirt |
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