​A huge term this term with a mixed class of beginners and our usual intermediate group.
Our basics class began with our standard 6 hour basics course and then developed their own sumobots to battle for supremacy.
Our intermediate class began “Mission Impossible” , a problem that focussed more on reliability of programming.
Using line following and colour recognition, our teams had to bypass a sentry, unlock a digital door and identify the VIT( Very Important Thing).
By using PID (proportional, integral, derivative)line following, we were able to more effectively follow our lines and create a more reliable robot and introduce our participants to a more competition level task.

It was a great term 3 here at Cleveland, using Minecraft as a focus. We had fun with a variety of activities from coding with minecraft hour of code, bluebots), networking and gaming and stop motion using the minecraft stop motion app. 

​We even brought our own popcorn for the stop motion premier on the last day! Click here to see the stop motion videos.

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