About ThE Program
What is FTC?
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The FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) is an international robotics competition for students aged 12 to 18, where the task is to design, build, and program a robot to compete against other teams.
TSP & Lauremont School Collaboration
In the 2024-2025 school year, The STEAM Project will be sponsoring one FTC robotics team composed of Grade 7-9 students from Lauremont School. This team will have two weekly meetings 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 using the electronics and hardware involved in powering and controlling their robot (motors, sensors, controllers, control hub, etc). Students will be trained to use the tools and equipment required to design, build and test their team’s robot such as drills, wrenches, CAD software and 3D printers.
2024-2025 Theme
2024-2025’s FTC theme is Into The Deep, where teams will use their STEM and collaboration skills to explore life beneath the surface of the ocean. Join us to code, design, and dive robots into the depths of the ocean to explore the unknown and reveal its wonders!
Our team welcomes students of all skill levels, willing to learn and share their skills. Join us on our build team or pit crew, or as a programmer, driver, speaking representative, or designer!
Skills to Explore
Students will be introduced to using the electronics and hardware involved in powering and controlling their robot (motors, sensors, controllers, control hub, etc). Students will be trained to use the tools and equipment required to design, build and test their team’s robot such as drills, wrenches, CAD software and 3D printers.
2024-2025 Theme
2024-2025’s FTC theme is Into The Deep, where teams will use their STEM and collaboration skills to explore life beneath the surface of the ocean. Join us to code, design, and dive robots into the depths of the ocean to explore the unknown and reveal its wonders!
Our team welcomes students of all skill levels, willing to learn and share their skills. Join us on our build team or pit crew, or as a programmer, driver, speaking representative, or designer!
This year’s theme is Into The Deep. Register today to code, design, and dive robots into the depths of the ocean to explore the unknown and reveal its wonders!
Outcomes
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Hands-on Learning
Participants will gain hands-on experience in topics such as robotics, electronics, programming, marketing, business and more!
STEAM Skills
Students will be introduced to robotics essentials: electronics, hardware, and tools like drills, wrenches, CAD software, and 3D printers.
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 is the perfect extracurricular activity to set students apart for future university and scholarship applications, and job opportunities!
DETAILS
Program Dates:
Thursday and Friday 4-6 pm
Two 2-hour meetings a week (total of 4 hours per week)
Program Length:
Fall 2024 – Winter 2025
(September 26, 2024 – February 28, 2025)
No Meeting on the following dates:
• October 11, 2024, November 8, 2024
• December 17, 2024 – January 3, 2025
• February 14, 2025
Pricing:
Program Fee: $850
Material Fee: $70 + HST
*Competition and travel fees may apply.
HOW TO JOIN
Applications are now closed.
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.
