Harrison Prouse, 15, Ian Liow, 16, Laura Nutter, 16, and Rafael Miribyan, 16.
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On October 11, Shepparton Christian College’s robotics program hosted a friendly competition at Encounter Church’s auditorium, featuring students from Hillcrest Christian School in Melbourne.
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The event brought together young innovators to build, program and compete with their robots, fostering collaboration and teamwork. As students engaged in this hands-on learning experience, they not only developed technical skills but also strengthened bonds with their peers.
News photographer Rechelle Zammit captured the event.
Shepparton Christian College student Laura Nutter, 16.
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Charlie Schneider, 16, Akshay Sriram, 15, Malik De Silva, 15, and Max McNally, 15.
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Ready for action, a close-up of one of the impressive student-built robots.
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Rivercrest Christian College's staff Daniel McNeil.
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Joel Kim, 16, Ayden McCrae, 15, Kayden Minotti, 15, and Oran Caiafa, 14.
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Precision and programming come together in this student-built machine.
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Jackson Evans, 15, Miguel Groell, 16, and Thomas Bull, 16.
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