Robotics Workshop
About the Workshop
Ambedkarite Buddhist Community (ABC)’s Initiative “Robotic Workshop for young minds”.
It is a two hours free workshop to learn how to program a robot and robotics using LEGO Spike prime kit. The workshop is most suitable for children between 10-15 years of age. Participants will work in pairs and complete various challenges.
Venue: 84 Kenwick Road, Kenwick WA
Start Time: 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM (AWST)
- Please complete all personal details and submit the enrolment form.
- A robotic kit and an iPad will be provided for each pair of two/three students.
- All students are required to report at the venue by 10:00 AM.
- Last day to submit your entry: 1 week before Workshop date.
Enrolment Form
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Conditions of Enrolment:
- Enrolments are not secure until this form is completed at least one week before the workshop date.
- Your personal details will be used solely for the purpose of the Robotics workshop and will not be shared with any other parties.
- Ambedkarite Buddhist Community (ABC) reserves the right to make photographic and/or visual recordings of all workshops for use in our archives and community bulletin – please notify us if you DO NOT want your child to be included in our photos.
- The Ambedkarite Buddhist Community (ABC) does not accept any responsibility for any personal property left at the premises, nor does it accept liability for any personal injury, unless such an injury is caused through negligence on the part of an ABC workshop facilitator.
- A juice may be provided during workshops, so please advise us of any allergies in advance.
- Please refrain from bringing nut snacks or products.
Frequently asked Questions...
What do we need to bring?
All children are required to wear appropriate. Children also like to bring their own bottle of water and a snack if desired.
How many children will be in a workshop?
Usually, there is a minimum of 6 students for a class to run, and the maximum is often 16, though in larger venues these numbers may change. However, we still aim for a 1:16 facilitator-to-student ratio by having an additional facilitator’s aide present.
How many facilitators are present in a workshop?
One facilitator will conduct the class, and in larger-sized groups, a second facilitator or facilitator’s aide will also be involved.
Can parents stay in the workshop?
The workshops are specifically designed for children, and we encourage parents not to stay. We do, however, recognise some children need time to settle into a new environment, so we are happy if parents want to stay for the first part of the workshop to ensure their little one feels secure. We also recognise that children with special needs may need extra support from their parents, and we are happy to accommodate this.
Are the children accompanied to the bathroom during the workshop?
In most of our venues the toilets are adjacent to the studio space – if they are further away we ensure that children are accompanied by the facilitator’s aide.
Do the children get a break during the workshop?
In classes over 2 hours, a short break is set in the middle, and children should bring a snack from home. In 2 hours or short, our children will naturally take time to have a drink, go to the toilet, or simply pause to reflect on their robotic work.
What happns to my subsmitted data after workshop has finished?
For privacy, all submitted form data, including personal details and phone numbers, is permanently deleted from our system once a workshop has been conducted. Please note that a new enrollment submission is necessary for each workshop date you wish to attend.