About ThE Program
What is FLL?
Want to be a part of a global community of student inventors, programmers, and engineers? Join our FIRST Lego League Robotics Team!
The FIRST Lego League (FLL) is an international robotics competition. Teams work together to design, build, and program a LEGO robot to tackle themed challenges on a dynamic playing field. In addition to robotics, teams also research and develop innovative solutions to real-world problems- all while building teamwork, critical thinking, and creativity.
TSP & Lauremont School Collaboration
In the 2025-2026 school year, the STEAM Project will be running one FLL robotics team composed of Grade 7-8 students from Lauremont Upper School. This team will have a weekly meeting at The STEAM Project’s state-of-the-art makerspace where they will have access to tools, tech, mentors, and a practice arena!
Skills to Explore
Students will be introduced to the components and systems used to build and program their LEGO robot, including LEGO SPIKE Prime motors, sensors, and intelligent hub. They will gain hands-on experience with the engineering design process—prototyping, testing, and refining their robot to complete this season’s FIRST LEGO League Challenge missions.
2025-2026 Theme
2025-2026’s FLL theme is Unearthed, where teams will use their STEM and collaboration skills to explore an archaeology-inspired robotics challenge. Join us to code, design, and build robots to uncover ancient artifacts and solve challenges.
Our team welcomes students of all skill levels, willing to learn and share their skills. Join us on our build team, programmer, speaking representative, or designer!
Skills to Explore
Students will be introduced to the components and systems used to build and program their LEGO robot, including LEGO SPIKE Prime motors, sensors, and intelligent hub. They will gain hands-on experience with the engineering design process—prototyping, testing, and refining their robot to complete this season’s FIRST LEGO League Challenge missions.
2025-2026 Theme
2025-2026’s FLL theme is Unearthed, where teams will use their STEM and collaboration skills to explore an archaeology-inspired robotics challenge. Join us to code, design, and build robots to uncover ancient artifacts and solve challenges.
Our team welcomes students of all skill levels, willing to learn and share their skills. Join us on our build team, programmer, speaking representative, or designer!
This year’s theme is UNEARTHED. Register today to code, design, and build robots to dig up ancient artifacts and solve challenges!
Outcomes
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Hands-on Learning
Participants will gain hands-on experience in topics such as robotics, programming, engineering, project-based problem solving and more!
STEAM Skills
Students will explore robotics systems using LEGO SPIKE Prime, develop skills in coding and mechanical design, and engage in research and innovation as part of their team’s project work.
Guided Mentorship
The program provides mentorship opportunities to students who are interested in STEAM, allowing them to be coached and guided by experienced staff.
Pathway to Success
This program helps students build skills and experiences that will support their growth in STEAM learning, future opportunities, and leadership in and beyond the classroom.
DETAILS
Program Times & Dates:
Thursdays, 4-6 pm
September 25, 2025 – February 12, 2026
No Meeting on the following dates:
December 18, 2025
December 25, 2025
January 1, 2026
Pricing:
Program Fee: $1080 +HST
Material Fee: $165 +HST
*Competition and travel fees may apply.
HOW TO JOIN
The STEAM Project Makerspace
561 Edward Avenue (Unit 1)
Richmond Hill, ON L4C 9W6
The STEAM Project Makerspace
561 Edward Avenue (Unit 1)
Richmond Hill, ON L4C 9W6
FAQ
All tools, technology, and software will be available at the Makerspace, so just bring your creativity and curiosity!
For safety reasons, you will also need to wear closed-toe shoes when working in our Makerspace.
All of the necessary software and tools will be provided to the students.
No. You don’t need to drop off your child from Lauremont School to The STEAM Project. A teacher from Lauremont School will walk the students over to The STEAM Project.
More Questions?
Feel free to reach out if you need further information about our programs.
