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LATEST NEWS ... |
ROBOLUTION received SA's first ever medal at the 2011 WRO Championship. They received 3rd place ( bronze medal ) in the Jumior High School Open Category.
Congratulation to ...
Sybrand Botes, Dehan Lamprecht & Nico Wiese
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Advantages of WRO for Southern Africa |
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- teams do not have to pay as much to enter this competition |
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- teams are small and easy to manage
...( 1 x coach and 2 or 3 team members) |
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- WRO has 3 different age groups for each of the catergories
...( primary, junior high and high ) |
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- teams can use either the RCX kits or the NXT kits and any software |
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- teams can enter both FLL and WRO |
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- WRO competition dates and times are far more flexible - will not be run during school holidays when many team members are away |
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WRO
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Pictures of the 2010 WRO held in Manila, Philippines.
5th to 7th November 2010 |
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WRO 2011 teams receiving their National Colours in Pretoria
14 Nov 2011
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SA 2010 Representation at WRO
Regular Category
Elementary = Strikers – Kerian McInnes & Bevan Simkiss
Jnr High = RoboGirls – Magriet Marais & Anita Marais
Open Category
High School = Table Mountain Monkeys - Stuart Windram & Robin Beyl
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2010 - South Africa's 1st Award
The Table Mountain Monkeys received SA's first ever award at a WRO Championship. They were placed 8th in the High School Open Category.
CONGRATULATIONS
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SA 2011 Representation at WRO
Regular Category
Elementary = Scorpions – Marchant Fourie & Jay-Jay Theron
Jnr High = NeXT Level - Ian Stapelberg & Laurie Theron
Open Category - Jnr High School
1: Robolution - Sybrand Botes, Dehan Lamprecht & Nico Wiese
2: S^3 - Steven Walgenbach, Simon Maenaut & Stefan Prinsloo
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2011 - South Africa's 1st Medal
ROBOLUTION received SA's first ever medal at the 2011 WRO Championship. They received 3rd place ( bronze medal ) in the Jumior High School Open Category.
Congratulation to ...
Sybrand Botes, Dehan Lamprecht & Nico Wiese
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