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Each year, in April, at the VEX World Championships, the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation releases a new competition for the nest season, May to March.  You can participate by joining our IQ Elementary School Team. 

VEX IQ Elementary School

This level is for students ages 7 to 10, who have participated in our VEX IQ program.  Students will be expected to participate, co-operate and work in a small group setting to design, build and program a robot to successfully compete in the current VEX Challenge.

This year we will be accepting students who would like to participate.  A meeting date will be announced in the middle of the summer.

Each year, in April, at the VEX World Championships, the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation releases a new competition for the nest season, May to March.  You can participate by joining our IQ Middle School Team.  

VEX IQ Middle School

This level is for students ages 11 to 14, who have participated in our VEX IQ program.  Students will be expected to participate, co-operate and work in a small group setting to design, build and program a robot to successfully compete in  the current VEX Challenge. 

This year we will be accepting students who would like to participate.  A meeting date will be announced in the middle of the summer.

  Each year, in April, at the VEX World Championships, the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation releases a new competition for the nest season, May to March.  You can participate by joining either our VEX EDR Middle School team, for students in grades 6 to 8, ages 11 to 14 or High School team, grades 9 to 12, ages 14 to 18.  Students are expected to have participated in our VEX EDR class.    Students will be expected to participate, co-operate and work in a small group setting to design, build and program a robot to successfully compete in  the current VEX Challenge. 

This year we will be accepting students who would like to participate.  A meeting date will be announced in the middle of the summer.