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TCR Club 2026

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🔧 Vision

To spark innovation and confidence in every learner, encouraging them to explore the world of technology, robotics, and coding with curiosity and creativity.

🎯 Mission:

Trophy Computers & Robotics is committed to offering dynamic workshops and extra-mural programs that:

  • Make STEM education accessible, relevant, and fun

  • Teach robotics, coding, and design thinking through hands-on learning

  • Equip learners with critical 21st-century skills

  • Inspire a generation of young innovators, creators, and problem-solvers

🎯 Objective

Our Extra-Mural classes provide learners from Grade 1 to 9 with fun, engaging, and educational experiences in robotics, mechanics, and coding. Each group meets once a week for hands-on learning using LEGO® Education kits, Scratch coding, and digital exploration.

🧒 Grades 1–3: LEGO Mechanics Explorers

Focus: Building, storytelling, and early STEAM skills

  • Hands-on LEGO® building with simple machines

  • Explore push/pull, gears, levers & pulleys

  • Use of LEGO® Education BricQ Motion or similar kits

  • Optional: Introduce Scratch Jr. for early logic skills
    Goal: Spark creativity and build foundational problem-solving through mechanics

🧑‍🏫 Grades 4–5: Beginner Robotics & Coding

Focus: Introduction to programming and basic robotics

  • Use LEGO® NXT, EV3, or Spike Prime (school-dependent)

  • Program using LEGO software (NXT-G, EV3 Classroom, or Spike App)

  • Understand robot movement, sensors, sequences, loops

  • Build simple autonomous robots

  • Optional: Scratch 3.0 visual coding games and animations
    Goal: Lay the groundwork for robotics and algorithmic thinking

🤖 Grades 6–7: Intermediate Robotics Innovators

Focus: Enhanced building and programming skills

  • Complex robot designs with task-oriented missions

  • Work with My Blocks, loops, logic, and multiple sensors

  • Apply engineering principles to solve challenges

  • Introduce teamwork and challenge-based projects

  • Optional: Scratch 3.0 visual coding games and animations
    Goal: Deepen understanding of robotics systems and structured programming

🧬 Grades 8–9: Advanced Robotics & Engineering

Focus: Problem-solving through real-world robotics challenges

  • Advanced builds with customizable attachments

  • Use conditionals, parallel tasks, and optimized code

  • Engineering design process and mechanical analysis

  • Transition to independent project work
    Goal: Prepare for competition, leadership roles, or high school robotics programs

🔁 Structure & Details

  • Once a week after school

  • 55 minutes per session

  • Small groups (max. 8 learners per instructor)

  • Equipment provided (robot kits, laptops/tablets, worksheets)

💥 Why Join?

  • Builds confidence in 21st-century skills

  • Fosters teamwork, innovation, and critical thinking

  • Prepares learners for future careers in STEM

  • FUN, dynamic learning environment with real results

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