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FIRST Lego League Robotics Summer Camp

A hands-on robotics camp designed to spark curiosity, teamwork, and confidence.

Certified by FIRST Canada, students explore robotics, coding, and engineering through hands-on challenges and collaborative activities over a week. Through our camp, students will build confidence, resilience, and a passion for learning, all while building a robot to compete in a mini-competition on Friday!

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Limited time offer! Register now for $30 off.

Session 2: Aug 10-14 (limited spots)

General Information

  • In 2026, we are offering two sessions for the camp:

    • Session 1: July 27-31, 2026

    • Session 2: August 10-14, 2026

    Hours:

    The camp runs from 9:00 am to 3:30pm each day. You may choose to add optional late care until 5:00pm for an additional cost of $25.00.

  • The camp is located at Stephen Leacock Public School, 25 Leacock Dr, Kanata, ON K2K 1S2.

    Note: This is a new location due to construction. We apologize for any inconvenience.

  • The FLL Summer Camp is open to students entering grades 4 to 7 in the 2026-2027 school year.

    Each camp session lasts one week, and the content is the same between sessions. Content has changed slightly from last year (2025); however, all topics and challenges remain the same.

  • Registration buttons are above!

    Registrations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Each session is limited to 25 campers. The registration form for each camp will automatically direct you to a waitlist if the limit is reached.

    Payment and late care selection are made on the form directly. Upon successful registration, you will receive a confirmation email and a receipt generated by Stripe, our secure payment platform.

    As a non-profit organization, all revenue goes to supporting local youth activities in STEM. Thank you for being a part of this initiative.

  • Please bring:

    • Water bottle

      • Refill stations are available at the school.

    • Lunch and snack

      • Must be nut-free and sesame-free, avoid bringing raw fish.

    • Sunscreen

    • Laptop and tablet, if possible

      • iPads, Chromebooks, Android Tablets, Windows laptops, and MacBooks are acceptable.

      • Please install the LEGO Spike app before camp, and ensure that there are no screen time limits on that app.

  • Limited time offer! Register now for $30 off.

    Camp fee: $329.00 (limited time offer, taxes included!)

    Late care until 5pm: Additional $25.00 for all 5 days, selectable on the registration form.

    Payment and refund policy:

    • Payment is made immediately through credit or debit card using our secure payment platform, Stripe. Payment is integrated onto the form. Upon registration, you will receive 2 emails: one for the registration confirmation and one for the receipt.

    • Refunds up to one week prior to the camp start date will incur a $50 administrative fee.

    • Depending on availability, campers may switch between sessions at no additional cost. However, availability is not guaranteed.

    • If any camps are cancelled at the discretion of Scuola Robotics, all campers will receive a full refund. 

    • All refunds or inquiries: please contact info@kanatalakesrobotics.ca

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Camp Overview

A week built on learning, teamwork, and fun

This program is designed to ignite curiosity, foster teamwork, and develop problem-solving skills in young minds. Campers will explore robotics, coding, and engineering through guided lessons, creative challenges, and collaborative activities.

By the end of the week, students will have gained more than technical skills. They will leave with new friendships, greater self-confidence, and a deeper appreciation for science and technology.

Our camp is officially supported by FIRST Canada, who have provided training and resources for our staff.

Our Values

The camp experience is built on five core values:

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Curiosity

We encourage every camper to ask questions, experiment, and discover new solutions.

Students in a classroom working on a robotics project with yellow storage containers, laptops, and various tools on the tables.

Collaboration

Campers learn to listen, share ideas, and support each other, while working in a group.

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Creativity

Each activity is designed to inspire innovation and original thought. Each robot is original!

Four boys sitting at a table with LEGO robotics kits and an instructor preparing the building activity.

Perseverance

Challenges are opportunities to grow. There will be a lot of learning happening here!

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Respect

We create an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome to learn!

Week at a glance

This program covers many elements of FLL! See below for a brief overview.

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Monday-Tuesday: Intro to Robots

Campers begin with robot-building fundamentals and learn how components work together.

Two children working on a robotics project at a table, with various robot parts and tools in containers. One child is wearing a camouflage baseball cap and a black shirt, while the other is reaching into a tablet. Shelves filled with instrument cases are in the background.

Tuesday-Wednesday: Coding Concepts

Students explore loops, repeats, sensors, movement, and guided robot behaviours on the LEGO Spike.

Group of children sit on the floor of a hallway using laptops and working on robots, with a red outlined maze on the tiles spelling out 'KAIS'.

Wednesday-Friday: Team Challenges

Activities like the Cup Challenge and FLL missions encourage teamwork and problem-solving, with competition!

Join us for a week of discovery, growth, and fun!

Register now to secure your spot for one of the two sessions.

Session 2: Aug 10-14 (limited spots)

Frequently asked questions

  • In 2026, we are offering two sessions for the camp:

    • Session 1: July 27-31, 2026

    • Session 2: August 10-14, 2026

    Hours:

    The camp runs from 9:00 am to 3:30pm each day. You may choose to add optional late care until 5:00pm for an additional cost of $25.00.

  • Please bring:

    • Water bottle

      • Refill stations are available at the school.

    • Lunch and snack

      • Must be nut-free and sesame-free, avoid bringing raw fish.

    • Sunscreen

    • Laptop and tablet, if possible

      • iPads, Chromebooks, Android Tablets, Windows laptops, and MacBooks are acceptable.

      • Please install the LEGO Spike app before camp, and ensure that there are no screen time limits on that app.

  • There will be a daily sign-in and sign-out sheet. Parents are asked to come into the classroom to pick up campers and sign them out.

    Campers should not leave the camp by themselves unless arranged in advance.

  • Yes, all staff members have received multiple forms of training in order to run this camp. Our staff are certified by FIRST Canada and have knowledge of FIRST Lego League and all camp workings.

    A staff member trained in first aid and CPR will always be present. In the event of a medical emergency, we will act accordingly by contacting emergency services and the emergency contact on file.

    • Payment is made immediately through credit or debit card using our secure payment platform, Stripe. Payment is integrated onto the form. Upon registration, you will receive 2 emails: one for the registration confirmation and one for the receipt.

    • Refunds up to one week prior to the camp start date will incur a $50 administrative fee.

    • Depending on availability, campers may switch between sessions at no additional cost. However, availability is not guaranteed.

    • If any camps are cancelled at the discretion of Scuola Robotics, all campers will receive a full refund. 

    • All refunds or inquiries: please contact info@kanatalakesrobotics.ca