Tag: STEM education

TechBlazers×Magikid|Dual Competition Collaboration! Global AI Robotics Competition & NASA Challenge, Advancing to the International Stage!

TechBlazers and Magikid have joined forces for the 2026 AI Robotics International Open and NASA Space Apps Challenge. This collaboration connects Toronto youth with world-class competitions.Building on previous successes, the partnership leverages Magikid's global network of 30+ robotics labs serving 15,000+ families to create opportunities for Canadian students.

TechBlazers x Richmond Hill SBEC | Partnering to Promote Youth Science and Technology Innovation Development

This post details TechBlazers' partnership with Richmond Hill's SBEC, showcasing how their funding, training, mentorship, and networking support enhanced our educational programs. Highlights include securing $5000 in Starter Company Plus funding, being featured as a municipal success story, and our students' impressive STEM competition achievements: championships at the U.S. Open Robotics, VEX World awards, NASA Space Apps Challenge nominations, and...

Double Showdown: From Signature Finals to In-House Rivalries

Techblazers Double Showdown: From Signature Finals to In-House Rivalries

Techblazers 16610A and 16610V delivered back-to-back standout performances in a thrilling week of robotics. At the prestigious Owl Signature Event, the two teams faced each other in the finals — a clash of titans that proved how dominant Techblazers have become. Days later, the same duo squared off again at the Silver Owl in-house scrimmage, with Team A asserting...

From Novice to Coding Expert: Transformative Scratch Programming Camp for Kids 7-12 | TechBlazers

Unlock Your Child’s Coding Potential: Introducing HarvardX CS50 Scratch Magic Camp

Introducing Scratch Magic Camp, a comprehensive coding program for children ages 7-12 designed to transform beginners into confident creators using MIT's Scratch platform. Led by experienced educator Yudong (Joe) Zhou, the program offers a 3-level curriculum with a 1:6 teacher-student ratio. Students progress from basic concepts to advanced projects including games, simulations, and even AI applications. Beyond technical skills,...