Students train for VEX IQ, the world's largest robotics competition. They build a robot for this season's official game, learn how teams are judged, and finish the week with an internal tournament.
Best for: Ages 10 to 14 who want to compete. The week includes selection for our 2027 competition teams.
Learn the VEX IQ parts and how robotic systems work.
Build a custom drivetrain and mechanisms for the game.
Design, prototype and test more complex subsystems.
Program autonomous driving routes using sensors.
Practise judging interviews and match strategy, then play an internal tournament.

Director of Robotics Programs at one of Australia's largest independent schools. Five years running school robotics, with 15 teams taken to the VEX World Championships.

Coordinates robotics programs at three Australian schools and tutored engineering design and coding at UNSW. Represented Australia at ISEF, the international science and engineering fair.