🟡 STEAM & Robotics (K–3rd Grade)

Fun, exploratory early robotics for young builders.

• Build simple robots using STEM Robot/VEX Robot/OzoBot!
• Learn basic concepts like motion, force & simple machines
• Practice teamwork and communication through group builds
• Try beginner-friendly drag-and-drop coding

Perfect for young creators developing curiosity, confidence, and a love for technology.

🔵 VEX IQ Beginner Robotics (2nd–8th Grade)

The ideal starting point for elementary and middle school students new to robotics.

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• Learn VEX IQ building systems and robot structure
• Understand motors, sensors, and basic mechanisms
• Code with VEXcode Blocks, plus an introduction to text-based coding
• Drive robots through challenges and mini-games
• Learn the basics of engineering problem-solving and iteration

Prepares students for the 4-Month VEX IQ Advanced Robotics Program.

🔴 VEX IQ Advanced Robotics (4-Month Program)

A bridge from beginner to full competition-focused robotics. 

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• Advanced mechanical design (drivetrains, gear ratios, efficient structures)
• Intermediate VEXcode programming (Blocks + intro to Python)
• Use multiple sensors (gyro, distance, color) to solve field challenges
• Practice debugging and structured problem-solving
• Improve driving skills through mini-competitions
• Introduction to the engineering notebook and documentation

Builds the foundation for the
7-Month VEX IQ Competition Robotics Program.

🔥 VEX IQ Competition Learning Robotics (7-Month Program)

Full-season competitive robotics training (Enrollment starts only June close registration by August)  – Pre-requisite :  Basic  VEX IQ &  Advanced VEX IQ must be completed or prior-experience required).

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Program Includes:

• Robot engineering and redesign cycles for the current VEX IQ game
• Advanced autonomous and sensor-based programming (introductory control concepts)
• Official game rules, strategy, and alliance coordination
• Complete engineering notebook development
• Judging and interview preparation for Design, Excellence, Innovate & Teamwork awards
• Participation in official events (local, regional, and state-qualifying tournaments)

Outcomes:

• Strong engineering and coding skills
• Real competitive robotics experience
• Growth in leadership, teamwork, and time management
• Pathway to qualify for State and World Championships

🛠 BYOB – Bring Your Own Robot Practice

For VEX IQ teams who already have a robot and want extra field time and coaching.

• Practice on the official game field and elements
• Get coaching on robot design and strategy improvements
• Receive help with autonomous and driver control programming
• Run scrimmages and match simulations in a supportive environment