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Our Robotics Competition teams have a maximum team size of 8 students per team.

Competition season runs from October 1st to May 15th with students competing locally and statewide. Using LEGO® Spike Prime kits and extensions students collaborate to program the robot to fulfill tasks. A custom map is provided to each team based on a specific team.

Previous FIRST LEGO® League team? At BrickEd & More® our robotics competitions are different. Our focus is on the application of career integration and connections, coding, and robot design to solve a problem.

The theme for the 2026-27 School Year is “Nature’s Fury!”

3rd – 5th Grade Robotics Teams

One of our most popular programs is the robotics competition team for grades 3-5 students. Using the Spike Prime robot by LEGO® Education, students utilize both block and python-based coding languages to program robots to accomplish specific tasks. Throughout the competition season students are learning real world skills and applications that are vital in society today. As a team they work through the engineering design process to plan, develop, test, and improve their robot until completion of their tasks provided to them. They are then put to the test against other teams in their district and/or state in competition!

Are you interested in having a 3-5 robotics team at your school? Give us a call to get started at 704-603-4597! We will help you every step of the way to get started and show you how simple it is!

This year’s theme is Nature’s Fury!

6th – 8th Grade Robotics Teams

Using the Spike Prime robot by LEGO® Education, students in grades 6-8 utilize both block and python-based coding languages to program robots to accomplish specific tasks. Throughout the competition season students are learning real world skills and applications that are vital in society today. As a team they work through the engineering design process to plan, develop, test, and improve their robot until completion of their tasks provided to them. From building robotic arms to deliver items, to testing their maneuverability They are put to the test in the end against other teams in their district and/or state in competition!

Are you interested in having a 6-8 robotics team at your school? We will help you every step of the way and show you how easy it is to get started!

This year’s theme is Nature’s Fury!