STEM Success in Term 4
This year, MLC School’s STEM co-curricular program continued to push boundaries, taking learning beyond the classroom and into real-world problem-solving. Students embraced hands-on projects that fostered creativity, collaboration, and innovation.
Our key highlights include:
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RoboCup Junior Nationals Debut:
14 students from Year 6 to Year 12 proudly represented MLC School at the largest RoboCup Junior Nationals ever held. Competing in OnStage, Maze, and Rescue divisions, our teams achieved 3rd place in both Novice and Open OnStage—a remarkable first appearance on the national stage.
Our Year 6 team entered the VEX Robotics Competition for the first time, earning the Judges Award for resilience and effort. This marks an exciting step forward for our growing Robotics Program.
Students collaborated with peers from other schools to design innovative solutions for sustainability. Congratulations to Nina (Year 9) for her team’s first-place win and Eshani (Year 6) for securing second place.
These achievements reflect the strength of our STEM curriculum and our commitment to preparing students for a future driven by science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
– Marie Cassar (2002)
STEM Co-curricular Coordinator