Bricks 4 kidz & Skywalkers STEM FUN Workshop & Fundraising

It is a great honour for Bricks 4 Kidz NZ to host a fundraising workshop to support NZ Skywalkers JR FLL (First Lego League ) to attend the 2019 FLL World Festival in Houston, USA.

This STEM Workshop & Fundraising event is promised to be fun and educational.

If you wish to get your kids involved and engaged in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) programme and get great FUN, please join us! Let your kids taste what the FLL robotic activities can give to them. Let your kids experience the happiness and fun from Robotic/science activities. Children will enjoy building LEGO® motorised models, WeDo and EV3 Robotic coding and much more.

We are very grateful to have Skywalkers team to share their story and great achievements with our broad community and promote the values that we believe will benefit our kids now and in the future. Bricks 4 Kidz will display what we can offer to the kids for after school STEM activities.

Please mark the date in your diary - Saturday, 30 March 2019, 2-4pm.

Welcome All the children aged from 5-14 years old to join us!.

Skywalker Jr. has won the 1st place Champions Award of First Lego League (FLL) in New Zealand for 3 seasons since 2017. We have seen what Skywalkers team has been going through and growing in the past years! The kids are becoming more independent, confident, responsible, creative and willing to share and help others. They enjoy and celebrate each other's company and achievements. They made long life friends and will make changes in the world through their passions in STEM area.

Thanks to the co-sponsors: Playlab, MiJo Tech, EmboriderME.

And THANK YOU to the parents and your children who choose to join this KIDS FUN STEM Workshop and Fundraising event. ALL the fund raised will be fully used to support Skywalkers team to participate in the World Festival in Houston, USA, on 17-20 April 2019.

Skywalkers JR is the second time to be the New Zealand NO.1 FLL team to attend the FLL World Festival! Congratulations to them! And we hope there are more and more Kiwi children enjoy STEM study and research activities.