Robotics pathway for ages 5-18

From First Build to World-Class Robotics

A clear robotics and engineering pathway for students in Greater Vancouver.

65+season awards
6world awards
4years flag bearer

Students tuning a robotics competition robot in a lab

Real engineering habits, built through hands-on robotics.

Find the right path for your child

Ages 5-7Discovery
G1-G2Cadet
G3-G4Junior
G5-G7Senior
G8-G12Elite & Pro

Inside RoboPlanet

Real classrooms. Real competitions. Real builds.

A quick look at where students learn, build, test, and compete.

RoboPlanet team competing at a robotics tournament

Competition day
Students building a robot together in class

Classroom build
RoboPlanet team engineering notebook cover (team 8818N, Ctrl X)

Engineering notebook
The RoboPlanet lab space

Lab space
65+2025-26 season awards
6World Championship awards
4Years as Canada flag bearer

Learning Pathway

A growth system parents can understand.

Students move from curiosity and first builds into autonomous systems, competition engineering, and leadership.

DiscoveryAges 5-7
CadetG1-G2
JuniorG3-G4
SeniorG5-G7
EliteG8-G9
ProG9-G12

Younger students building robots in a bright classroom
Robotics team celebrating with robot and awards
DiscoveryHands-on exploration with big, friendly builds — confidence before complexity.

Competition Teams

Competition is where skills become real.

Not every child begins on a team. RoboPlanet helps families understand readiness, commitment, and the right path forward.

RoboBattle Cup G1-G4

Rules, teamwork, mission thinking, and friendly competition for younger builders.

FLL Challenge G4-G8

A research project, robot missions, and team presentation — engineering plus communication.

VIQRC G4-G8

VEX IQ engineering: driver and autonomous matches, teamwork scores, and constant iteration.

V5RC G8-G12

Advanced design, programming, iteration, driving, leadership, and season strategy.

RoboPlanet students celebrating a robotics result

Proven Results

Real achievements, shown with context.

Awards matter because of what they represent: real engineering, real teamwork, and steady growth season after season.

Runner-UpWorld Championship
Division Champions
4 yearsCanada flag bearer

Why RoboPlanet

Structured enough for progress. Human enough for kids.

A trusted decision system for parents — not a dense catalog of classes.

One pathway, many starting points.

Parents choose by age and readiness. Students grow into harder engineering challenges when they are ready.

Project-based learning.

Every stage uses visible builds, missions, testing, and iteration.

Clear next step.

Every family leaves a page knowing the next move — trial class, pathway fit, or team assessment.

Start with a trial class.

Bring your child’s age, experience, and goals. RoboPlanet can help place them in the right stage.

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