Our RoboRevolution careers poster
Inspire your budding young scientists with potential STEM careers in the robotics industry and encourage them to enter the Our RoboRevolution competition.
Welcome to the Ultimate STEM Challenge which brings science challenges to life in an exciting competition for 9-14-year-olds. Challenge your class to think critically about our use of robots now and in the future. Will they be our future heroes or villains? Let your pupils decide!
Featuring an easy to use 1-hour lesson presentation, with the option to extend learning with an engaging selection of dive deeper activities.
Enter the competition to design a robot that solves a real-world problem for a chance to win amazing prizes including a school visit from The National Robotarium.
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Primary Resources
Our RoboRevolution challenge presentation (primary)
Use this presentation, with video clips presented by Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon, to recap the science of the human body, discover how robots benefit humans and inspire pupils to come up with a robot of their own.
Our RoboRevolution delivery guide (primary)
A short guide with curriculum links, and step-by-step instructions for how to deliver the challenge in a 1-hour lesson. Includes information about diving deeper, if more time is available.
Meet a robot design engineer job card (primary)
Use this job card to inspire your pupils to explore a future careers in robotics and connect their learning to the real-world.
Meet a robot programmer job card (primary)
Use this job card to inspire your pupils to explore a future careers in robotics and connect their learning to the real world.
Our RoboRevolution competition entry form (primary)
Pupils use this entry form to describe their innovative robot and enter the competition.
Secondary Resources
Our RoboRevolution careers poster
Inspire your budding young scientists with potential STEM careers in the robotics industry and encourage them to enter the Our RoboRevolution competition.
Our RoboRevolution challenge presentation (secondary)
Use this presentation, with video clips presented by Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon, to recap the science of the human body, discover how robots benefit humans and inspire pupils to come up with a robot of their own.
Our RoboRevolution delivery guide (secondary)
A short guide with curriculum links, and step-by-step instructions for how to deliver the challenge in a 1-hour lesson. Includes information about diving deeper, if more time is available.
Meet a robot design engineer job card (secondary)
Use this job card to inspire your students to explore a future careers in robotics and connect their learning to the real-world.
Meet a robot programmer job card (secondary)
Use this job card to inspire your students to explore a future careers in robotics and connect their learning to the real world.
Our RoboRevolution competition entry form (secondary)
Students use this entry form to describe their innovative robot and enter the competition.