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ming their own Lego robots with enthusiasm and ease. “They should be so proud of their success,” Ms Harries said.

Geelong East Primary teacher Candice Rogers said the program gave her students essential 21st century skills as they moved on to high school.

Newcomb Secondary College principal Phil Honeywell said the Skilling the Bay-funded robotics program, offered in years 7-10, gave students “invaluable insight into the world of digital technology”.