FIRST LEGO League
FIRST LEGO League
FIRST® LEGO® League 2025–2026 – UNEARTHED™ Challenge
Registration Opens: May 14, 2025
Get ready for an exciting journey where young innovators will explore archaeology, technology, and teamwork as part of the FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge 2025–2026: UNEARTHED™.
Program Details & Fee Structure
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One-Time Team Registration Fee: $150 (Non-refundable)
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Monthly Program Fee: $200/month
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Training Months:
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September– 3 hours every weekend
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October – 3 to 6 hours every weekend (based on preparation level)
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November – 3 to 9 hours every weekend & weekdays (based on readiness)
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🏆 Competition Timeline
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Regional Qualifier:
📍 University of Waterloo (tentative)
🗓️ First Week of December (Saturday)
(Date and location subject to change) -
Provincial Championship: (If team qualifies)
📍 Ontario Tech University (Durham College), Oshawa
🗓️ 2nd or 3rd Week of January (Saturday or Sunday)
🕒 Additional Training: Mid-December to Mid-January
💲 Fee: $200 -
International Competition: (If team qualifies further)
🗓️ February – March
🕒 Training Duration: 2 months
💲 Fee: $200 (every months)
Important Information for Parents
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This program involves research, community surveys, and fundraising for team projects, t-shirts, and promotional materials.
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Participants may also be required to present their projects at museums, community centers, universities, or libraries.
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Parent involvement is essential for on-site & off-site visits for supervision and support.
Spots are limited — register early to secure your child’s place in this inspiring, competitive, and educational experience!
FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) Challenge — Ages 9 to 14
The FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge (FLL) is an internationally acclaimed STEM program that empowers students aged 9 to 14 to explore science, technology, engineering, and math in a fun, hands-on way. Through the excitement of designing, building, and coding LEGO® robots, young minds are challenged to think creatively and solve real-world problems as a team.
What is the FLL Challenge?
The FLL Challenge is more than just robotics—it’s a full-circle experience in innovation, research, and teamwork. Each season, teams are given a new real-world theme. Guided by the Core Values of FIRST®—discovery, innovation, impact, inclusion, teamwork, and fun—students:
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Design, build, and program autonomous robots using LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime to complete specific missions on a challenge mat.
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Conduct research and develop an innovative solution to a real-world problem related to the theme.
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Present their project and robot design to judges during official tournaments.
Why Join FLL at STEMOTICS?
By joining the FLL program at STEMOTICS, students will:
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Strengthen critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills.
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Gain hands-on experience with robotics, engineering design, and computer programming.
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Explore real-world challenges and propose innovative solutions.
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Be mentored by experienced STEM educators and robotics coaches.
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Have access to state-of-the-art LEGO robotics kits and structured training.
2025–2026 Season: UNEARTHED
This season’s theme, UNEARTHED™, launches on August 5, 2025.
Teams will explore the fascinating world of archaeology—uncovering artifacts, stories, and lost knowledge to shape a better future.
ABOUT US
STEMOTICS is a specialized robotics center in Cambridge, Ontario. It aims to provide children and youngsters with the right skills to expedite their learning, especially in STEM-related fields, and express their creativity. STEMOTICS is about helping children exploring their potentials and developing their life skills.
DEVELOP YOUR SKILLS
The Goals behind STEMOTICS training are:
- Investigating machines from the engineering point of view
- Focusing on mechanical software design in a team
- Investigating machine mechanisms required to operate , using mathematics and physics
- Finding solutions for programmatic-mechanical optimization problems
ROBOTIC VALUES
Our programs help to:
- Develop procedural logical and creative thinking; ability to cope malfunctions; mathematical thinking; programming skills; motor skills; engineering processes analytic skills.
- Strengthens social aptitude, self-confidence and a sense of capability
QUICK ACCESS
- Address: 695 Bishop Street North, Cambridge, Ontario, N3H 2K8