Robotics: Battle Robots - After School Fall Series

Get ready to build, engineer and battle with RoboThink!

RoboThink is returning to the Corkery Community Centre for an exciting 8-week after-school robotics series designed for kids ages 7–12.

Each week, students will build on their skills as they design, build and battle different robots using gears, motors, axles, mainboards, switches, IR sensors and other RoboThink hardware. Through hands-on challenges and robot battles, kids will develop problem-solving, logic, creativity and teamwork skills in a fun, structured environment. All material are provided and remain with RoboThink post workshop.

This is a progressive 8-week series, with each session building on the skills and concepts introduced in previous weeks.

📅 Mondays for 8 weeks
4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
📆 September 21 – November 16
🚫 No class October 12 (Thanksgiving)
👧 Ages 7–12
💲 $200 for the full 8-week series (That's only $25.00ea)
📍 Corkery Community Centre, 3447 Old Almonte Road

Full-series registration is recommended. Individual dates may be available if space permits. 

Reach out to recreation@corkerycommunity.ca for more information

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