Tiny Tots Combined School proudly takes part in FIRST LEGO League, the world's leading robotics programme for young people. This hub brings together free, genuinely useful resources for our students to learn robotics and coding on their own, and for our teachers to draw on when setting homework and class projects — no more scouting the internet from scratch.
Teachers are welcome to reference any resource on this page when setting homework or class projects. Class-specific worksheets, challenge documents, and assignment materials continue to be posted through the student portal's Download Center, exactly where students already know to look for their homework.
The official free programming apps from LEGO Education — everything you need to start coding a robot, no purchase required.
Short, simple robot challenges with video walkthroughs — a great starting point for students who are brand new to robotics.
A free, well-documented way to program LEGO robots in real Python — a great next step for students ready to move beyond block coding.
Step-by-step tutorial libraries built specifically for FIRST LEGO League teams, covering sensors, motors, and core programming skills.
The official FIRST LEGO League site — this year's challenge theme, robot game rules, and everything about how competitions work.
Organised video courses covering everything from first steps to advanced techniques like line-following and precision driving.
MIT's free, block-based coding platform — a great entry point to programming for any student, whether or not they're involved in the Robotics programme specifically. Builds the same logical thinking skills that carry directly into the SPIKE/EV3 coding used above.
Get in touch and we'll be happy to tell you more about our FIRST LEGO League involvement.