What Students Learn in Robotics
Through engaging projects, students explore:
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Engineering fundamentals — how robots are designed, built, and tested
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Programming skills — coding commands that bring robots to life
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Teamwork & collaboration — working in small groups to design and improve solutions
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Problem-solving & critical thinking — facing challenges that spark creativity and persistence
Annual Robotics Challenges
Each year, students are tasked with a unique challenge — from navigating obstacle courses to solving real-world problems. Working in groups of 3–5, they design, build, and program a robot capable of completing the mission. The challenge changes annually, keeping students excited and engaged.
Benefits of Robotics at The FIG
Robotics at The FIG goes beyond building robots — it builds confidence, resilience, and a passion for discovery. Students gain:
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Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving – learning how to break challenges into steps and find creative solutions
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Teamwork & Leadership – working in small groups to collaborate, communicate, and take initiative
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STEM Foundations – early exposure to engineering, coding, and technology in a fun, hands-on environment
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Perseverance & Resilience – developing patience and determination through trial-and-error learning
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Confidence & Creativity – celebrating successes and finding joy in innovation
With an innovative curriculum and a supportive environment, The FIG equips students with future-focused skills that prepare them for advanced STEM opportunities — all while sparking curiosity and excitement.