
Competition
This is an event where teams of students use LEGO robotics kits to design, build, and program robots to compete in various challenges. These challenges can be related to different fields such as engineering, technology, and science. The competitions can take place at different levels, from local to national and even international, and are often organized by educational institutions, non-profit organizations, and LEGO itself.
Category
Challenge
Age Group
9 to 16 years old
Number of members per team
2 to 5 students per team
Date of the competition
March
Prerequisite
Stage 3 & 4 students
Preparation period
October to March
Organiser
Duck Learning
Competition location
Canadian International School (Lakeside Campus)

Proposed Training Programmes (subjected to changes)
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Understanding the rules
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Designing of robots
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Building the robot and attachments
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Coding the robot
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Testing run
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Modification of robot and attachments
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Presentation (presenting and PowerPoints)
FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL)
Category
Explore
Age Group
6 to 9 years old
Number of members per team
2 to 5 students per team
Date of the competition
April
Prerequisite
Stage 1 & 2 students
Preparation period
October to March
Organiser
Duck Learning
Competition location
Canadian International School (Lakeside Campus)

Proposed Training Programmes (subjected to changes)
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Understanding the rules
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Understanding the core values
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Researching on themes
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Building the models
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Coding the models
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Testing run
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Designing the poster
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Presentation (presenting and PowerPoints)
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Mock run
FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL)
Category
Discover
Age Group
3 to 4 years old
Number of members per team
Up to 3 students per team
Date of the competition
May (subject to changes by organizer)
Prerequisite
Concurrently attending another class in SOR coding/robotics stage 1 or 2
Preparation period
Jan to May
Organiser
Duck Learning
Competition location
To be announced

Proposed Training Programmes (subjected to changes)
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Understanding the rules
-
Understanding the core values
-
Researching on themes
-
Building the models
-
Coding the models
-
Testing run
-
Designing the poster
-
Presentation (presenting and PowerPoints)
-
Mock run