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Robotics Up And Running

EDGEMEAD HIGH SCHOOLRef: https://www.edgemeadhigh.org.za/robotics-up-and-running/

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Collected on 6 August 2026

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What this means

This is a school news announcement from Edgemead High School dated May 28, 2019, reporting that the school's Robotics Club successfully concluded Term 2 with an internal competition. Students built and coded Lego EV3 robots to complete tasks within two minutes. The event was supported by 'Split second science'. The club remains active and ongoing for future terms.

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Participation in the Robotics Club

Students at Edgemead High School can join the Robotics Club, where they will build and code robots using Lego EV3 kits. The club runs throughout the academic year and includes competitive events such as internal challenges.

Who it is for: learners at Edgemead High School
How to act on it: Join the Robotics Club through school announcements or inquiries at the school office.

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Teams are using the Lego EV3 robotis and are excited for Term 3.

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Facts

Places

City of Cape Town, Western Cape

Reference

https://www.edgemeadhigh.org.za/robotics-up-and-running/

Key Takeaways

May 28, 2019
Robotics Club
Lego EV3
internal competition
Supreme Intelligence
Smooth Criminals
The Kashiks and Phoenix
Edgemead High School
Cape Town
Split second science
Edgemead High School
Robyn Smith
Split second science
Lego EV3
Supreme Intelligence
Smooth Criminals
The Kashiks and Phoenix
Cape Town