He continued by saying that the good news is that we will also have access to better and more robust tools to help us tackle these challenges head-on. We can only anticipate that these challenges will become even more complex as time goes on.” As we all know, the world is constantly evolving, and so are the challenges we face. We are all impressed by how you demonstrated remarkable creativity and ingenuity in tackling these tasks. The challenges you solved using robots and code exemplify our real world. Minister of State in charge of Primary and Secondary Education, Gaspard Twagirayezu said: “To our champions, congratulations! Well done. They also practiced FIRST Core Values of Discovery, Innovation, Teamwork, Inclusion, Impact, and Fun. The participating teams worked tirelessly for months, designing and building robots that could complete tasks such as pumping oil, transporting fuel units to a filling station, loading energy into an energy storage bin, and distributing energy units. The theme for this year's competition was 'SUPERPOWERED,' which focused on finding innovative solutions to real-world problems related to energy. The competition challenges teams to design, build, and program autonomous robots using LEGO kits to complete a set of missions on a themed playing field.

The event, held at the Intare Arena, Kigali, was organized by the Ministry of Education, Ministry of ICT and Innovation, Coderina Education and Technology Foundation, STEM inspires, and supported by UNESCO Rwanda, FIRST, LEGO Foundation, LEGO Education, and GIZ-Rwanda.įIRST LEGO League is an international robotics competition for students aged 9-16 that aims to inspire young people to pursue science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) careers.

Kigali, Saturday 4 th March 2023, the first-ever edition of FIRST LEGO League (FLL) in Rwanda has successfully concluded, with over 350 students participating in the competition.

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