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On Tuesday 13 May, nearly 100 Years 4 and 5 pupils from seven local Primary Schools came to St Paul’s for the Summer First LEGO League Festival.
The LEGO Robotics teams, with their Lower Eighth volunteer leaders, showed their amazing creations to the judges, hoping to win a trophy for the best judge’s presentation or the highly coveted “pupils’ choice award”.
The Lower Eighth volunteers have been working with their teams every Friday afternoon for the past ten weeks, guiding them through their LEGO journey and teaching them LEGO coding with the Spike software.
