How does it work?

REGISTER YOUR TEAM

FIRST® LEGO® League is for young people aged 11-16 years (Sixth Class - Transition Year), working in teams of up to 10 students with a supporting adult coach. We have teams taking part from schools (in class and after school), volunteer groups, youth clubs and more.

COMPLETE THE CHALLENGE

Each year FIRST® LEGO® League releases a new challenge for the teams. The challenge involves a robot game and a research project, and students will need to demonstrate the FIRST® LEGO® League Core Values throughout all their work.

ATTEND A TOURNAMENT

Present your Innovation Solution, Core Values and Robot Design at a regional tournament and have your robot take part in the Robot Games!

But most of all have FUN!!!

What you need to

take part

LEGO® EDUCATION SPIKE PRIME OR MINDSTORMS

Each team will require a LEGO Education MINDSTORMS NXT, EV3 or SPIKE Prime kit in order to build their robot to compete in FIRST LEGO League. If you have one already you're good to go. If you need one they can be purchased in our shop.

REGISTER FOR THIS YEAR'S SEASON

In order to take part in FIRST LEGO League you must register your team(s). The registration fee covers your Challenge Set so you can practise the robot game, entrance to a regional tournament and access to our range of online resources to guide you and the team through the season.

ACCESS TO E-LEARNING PLATFORMS & WEBINARS

Registration also gives you access to a range of lesson plans, tips & tricks, fortnightly emails and webinars, free weekend workshops for teams and more. We're here to support you and your team to get the most from your FIRST LEGO League Season!

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