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South View Primary School

Robotics Club

Join the Robotics Club to design, build, and programme robots while developing key skills in teamwork and problem-solving. Members compete in national competitions and work on exciting projects using LEGO Spike Prime, Scratch, and Micro:bit.

Last updated 10 July 2026

Objectives

In the Robotics Club, our creative, inquisitive and passionate young innovators are driven by a desire to explore the latest advancements in robotics technology that contribute positively to the environment and humankind.

Students are provided with opportunities to express their creativity, apply logical reasoning, and enhance their problem-solving abilities. Through team-based projects, they design, build and programme robots to accomplish various missions, developing key 21st-Century Competencies such as critical and inventive thinking, as well as effective communication. Platforms such as LEGO Spike Prime and Scratch programming enable them to hone their technical and collaborative skills, while our Primary 5 and 6 members also use Micro:bit in their VIA projects to design purposeful task to engage the young learners.

Each year, our Primary 5 students proudly represent the school at the National Robotics Competition, demonstrating innovation and teamwork in action.

The Robotics Club embodies the spirit of young innovators — building the future, one robot at a time.

Main Activities in 2026

Robotics Club activities and competitions by primary level


Primary 4

Primary 5

Primary 6

Skill Acquisition 

  1. Basics of Spike Prime

  2. Scratch Programming

  1. Spike Prime Intermediate

  2. Spike Prime Advanced

  3. Micro:bit Programming

Competition (New!)

  1. National Robotics Competition (Selected students)

  1. Spike Prime Intermediate

  2. Spike Prime Advanced

  3. Micro:bit Programming (New!)

  4. First Lego League Competition (New!) (Selected students)

Competition

No national competition for beginners

National Robotics Competition (for selected students) - National

First Lego League Competition (for selected students) - National

Scratch Competition - Intra

Students in school uniforms stand near project display boards at what appears to be a science fair or exhibition.

Achievements

2024 National Game and Coding Hackathon
2025 National Game and Coding Hackathon - Commendation Award
2025 National Robotics Competition - Finalists


Schedule

Thursdays

2.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m.
*Please refer to the respective CCA Welcome Letter for the full schedule of dates.

CCA Teachers

  1. I/C: Mrs Neo Soh Eng Pamela

  2. 2 I/C: Mr Quek Joo Hin Eddie

  3. Mr Nicholas Ting Ming Chong

  4. Mr Murad Mohamad Taha

  5. Mdm Wang Wei