On-field execution
Students learn to perform in real competition environments.
We're now based at our new facility at 195B Wairau Road, Wairau Valley, Auckland 0627.
Contact us for details2026-27 season intake
The best time to join is now: training is already underway, and students who start now have time to build the skills they need before the FTC competition season starts on Monday, September 14, 2026.
Auckland • 2026-27 season intake • Real-world coding
Join now so you are ready for the 2026-27 season on September 14, 2026
Training is already underway. This is the most effective time to join because students who come in now have time to build real robotics, programming, electronics, and engineering capability before the 2026-27 FTC competition season starts on Monday, September 14, 2026.
Season starts 14 Sep 2026Team placement happening nowPython, Java, and C++
Robotics
Build, test, iterate
Coding
Python, Java, C++
Pathways
Foundations → Competition
National titles
4 in a row
Learning style
Real engineering
Best first step for many families
This is the ideal moment to join before the season starts
Mid-year can feel awkward for families, but it is actually the perfect time to start. Right now we can help students get up to speed, build the required skills, and be ready when the 2026-27 FTC competition season starts on Monday, September 14, 2026.
Inside CMR
Real teams, real events, real pressure
Technical decision-making
Coding, field operations, and split-second teamwork all matter.
Robot performance
Build quality and control reliability show up clearly in matches.
What makes us different
A better fit for families who want stronger progression
Strong robotics, coding, and engineering come first. For teens who are ready for it, that leads into competitive robotics, where standards are visible and outcomes are measurable.
Current intake
Join now for the 2026-27 season
Training is already underway, and students who start now have the best runway to build skills before the competition season starts on Monday, September 14, 2026. If your child wants a real competition team for 2026-27, this is the moment to get in touch.
Competitive robotics for teens
A serious engineering pathway, not just a club
Students design, build, code, test, document, and compete as a team. FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) is one of the competition frameworks we use, but the real offer is deeper engineering growth, stronger habits, and credible technical outcomes.
Programmes
Clear pathways by age, stage, and ambition
Some students need a strong beginner route. Others need deeper systems work or a serious competition pathway. The programme structure is built to make that choice clearer.
Ages 8 to 11 · Beginner
Ages 8 to 11 Foundations
A clear entry point into robotics, coding, and engineering thinking for younger students who need a structured beginning.
- Build confidence with robotics systems and beginner coding
- Learn how mechanisms, sensors, and logical problem solving fit together
- Develop the habits needed for more advanced pathways later on
Ages 12 to 14 · Intermediate
Ages 12 to 14 Build and Code Systems
A more serious technical pathway for students ready to build, code, test, and troubleshoot with greater independence.
- Build stronger robotics and coding fluency
- Develop systems thinking across mechanics, sensors, and software
- Prepare for advanced project work or competition pathways
Ages 14 to 18 · Advanced
Ages 14 to 18 Competitive Robotics Pathway
A serious competitive robotics pathway for teens who want deeper engineering work, stronger systems thinking, and high-level competition coaching.
- Work through the demands of a real competitive robotics season
- Develop stronger engineering, coding, documentation, and teamwork habits
- Train in a programme built around measurable competition performance
Teens · Intermediate to advanced
Advanced Coding: Python and C++
A coding pathway for students who want more than beginner syntax and are ready to write real software tied to engineering outcomes.
- Build stronger programming fundamentals that transfer into robotics and project work
- Understand when Python and C++ are used and why
- Produce clearer, more structured, and more reliable code
Results
Results and achievements that show real progress
Here are the results, awards, and competition milestones that show the standard of the programme.
Four consecutive NZ national titles in competitive robotics
We have won the New Zealand FTC national title four seasons running - sustained proof that the competitive robotics pathway is working.
World-stage competition experience
Students are coached against the standards needed for high-pressure events, international exposure, and judged award environments.
Engineering and judging support
Coaching covers robot build quality, programming, electronics, documentation, and competition strategy rather than only match-day performance.
Want to be ready for the 2026-27 season?
Whether your child is ready for competition now or needs the right starting point first, joining now gives them the best chance to build skills before the FTC competition season starts on Monday, September 14, 2026.