Robotics Programme

The robotics programme consists of four stages and is aimed at teaching students how to design, build, and program robots using various technologies.

Students learn the basics of robotics and programming in the first stage, design and build more complex robots in the second stage, and learn advanced programming techniques, such as computer vision and artificial intelligence, in the third stage.

In the final stage, students work on independent projects and also have the opportunity to participate in robotics competitions. The programme develops critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork skills, as well as an understanding of robotics and its applications in real-world settings.

Stage 1:
Recommended age: 4 years old & above

The stage 1 of Lego Robotics lesson would typically introduce the students to the basics of robotics and programming, using Lego bricks and motors to build simple machines and systems. This stage would focus on helping students understand the fundamental principles of robotics, such as how robots can be programmed to follow sequences of instructions, respond to sensors, and interact with their environment.

Topics:

• First Trip

• Train Sound

• O-Shaped Track (Looping)

• Y-Shaped Track (Conditional Statement)

• Characters

• Musics

• Journey - Trouble On The Road

• Math (Distant)