Championing Young Innovators
Every year, our students take part in top robotics competitions such as FIRST LEGO League, National Robotics Competition, and World Robotics Olympiad. These events let them apply their skills to real-world challenges while building teamwork, problem-solving, and time management. More than just competing, the experience inspires them to keep learning and growing — and we celebrate every achievement along the way.
Competition Awards & Accolades
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World Robot Olympiad Singapore 2025
Robomission Elementary - Gold Award, 4th Overall
[Kayla Yeo, Clevis Wong]
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IDE Series 2025
IDE Maker (Primary) - 2nd Prize
[Lee Yu Cheng]
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FIRST LEGO League Singapore 2024
Robot Performance - 1st Runner Up
[Kam Xuan Yi, Jayden Chow, Jonathan Lian]
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World Robotics Olympiad Singapore 2024
RoboMission (Elementary) - Silver
[Kayla Yeo, Clevis Wong, Nah Pin Han]
RoboMission (Elementary) - Bronze
[Jenson Pok, Zach Ong, Xavier Tevedas]
[Jonathan Lian, Jayden Chow]
[Darion Koh, Nathan Chan]
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National Robotics Competition 2023
NRC Open Category - 1st Place
[Samuel Wong, Lucas Zhao, Brendon Ng]
NRC Open Category - 3rd Place
Best Kickstarter Award
[Joshua Ng, Mcwaine Law, Zachary Lim]
NRC Regular Category (Primary) - 1st Place
Best Engineering Award
[Kam Xuan Yi, Jonathan Lian]
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FIRST LEGO League Singapore 2023
Gracious Professionalism Award
[Tobyn Yeo, Gerard Lee, Jayden Chow]
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IDE Series 2023
Robotics Category (Primary) - 2nd Place
[Jonathan Lian, Nah Pin Han]
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National Robotics Competition 2022
Best Programming (Primary) - Top 20 Finalists
[Jonathan Lian, Aydan Lee, Kenneth Yeo]
RoboMission Robot (Primary) - Top 20 Finalists
[Isaac Lee, Colin Yeo, Casper Tan]
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FIRST LEGO League Singapore 2022
FLL Challenge (Primary) - Rising All Star Award
[Joshua Ng, Aydan Lee, Mcwaine Law, Keith Ng,
Caleb Wong]
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IDE Series 2022
IDE Maker (Secondary) - Champion
[Justin Ngoh, Natalie Chew, Chia Jia Hao]
IDE Sprint (Primary) - 3rd Place
[Noah Fulpin, Casper Tan]
IDE Sprint (Primary) - 4th Place
[Jonathan Lian, Firas Djelassi]
IDE Maker (Primary) - 7th Place
[Kenneth Yeo, Zachary Lim]
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National Robotics Competition 2021
Open Category (Primary) - Judges Award
[Samuel Wong, Firas Djelass]
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FIRST LEGO League Singapore 2021
FLL Challenge Champions Award (Primary) - 1st Prize
[Caleb Wong, Keith Ng, Mcwaine Law, Aydan Lee]
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National Robotics Competition 2020
Championship Award (Primary) - Distinction
[Daniella Khoo, Natalie Chew]
Championship Award (Primary) - Merit
[Samuel Wong, Kenneth Yeo]
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FIRST LEGO League Singapore 2020
FLL Challenge Champions Award (Primary) - 1st Prize
[Ned Murray, Keeven Yiew, Koh Jey Ee]
The FIRST LEGO LEAGUE (FLL) is a global robotics competition that is designed to inspire young people's interest and participation in science and technology. Each year, the FLL is based on a theme that is related to a real-world problem that students have to conduct research and develop an innovative solution to address the problem. Students also have to work together to design, build and program a robot to complete a set of missions on a playfield.
Since 1999, Science Centre Singapore has been organizing The National Robotics Competition (NRC) with support from the Ministry of Education. NRC spurs interest and innovation offering students an opportunity to apply what they learnt in school and experience STEM hands-on through interactive and meaningful experiences. In the process, students develop skills such as problem solving, entrepreneurial dare, creative thinking and team spirit.
Organised by Nullspace since 2011, IDE (Innovation, Design and Engineering) Series is a national technology and engineering competition event. The aim of the competition is to challenge students on problem solving across domains such as electronics, programming and mechanical design.
World Robot Olympiad (WRO®) is a premier global robotics competition that nurtures innovation, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills in youths.
By designing and programming robots to tackle real-world challenges, participants gain hands-on STEM experience and prepare for future careers in technology and engineering.
Established in 2004 in Singapore, WRO® has since grown into a worldwide movement, with over 70,000 teams from 95+ countries competing annually.