EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION
Building the Future with Robotics
Inspiring young minds through hands-on STEM learning
FIRST LEGO League–Based STEAM Learning
About Valley Robotics Club
Founded in 2025, Valley Robotics Club is a community-based STEAM club where children learn robotics, coding, and problem-solving through hands-on projects and teamwork. Guided by experienced coaches and youth mentors, we use the FIRST LEGO League program to help students build skills, confidence, and a love of learning in a supportive and inclusive environment.
Our Mission
A friendly and inclusive space where children learn robotics and STEAM, grow in confidence, and enjoy learning together.
Our Vision
A community where every child feels encouraged to explore, create, and discover their potential through STEAM.
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2026 Fall Program Count Down
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2026 FALL PROGRAM
First Lego League Robotics
Explore further, dream bigger, and build smarter.
Step into a world of innovation where every gear turned and every line of code written brings a new idea to life. Through hands-on STEAM learning and interactive projects, they will design, prototype, and solve real-world challenges. We nurture the creativity and critical thinking needed to shape the future, all within a fun, supportive, and collaborative environment.
Age Groups
Explorer Team (Ages 6–9)
Introduction to robotics and STEM through guided exploration and play
Challenge Team (Ages 9–14)
Advanced problem-solving, teamwork, coding and engineering challenges
When & Where
Menasha Public Library, Wisconsin
July 2026 – Dec 2026
Total of 16 sessions
Sunday 1:00 – 3:00 PM
Parent volunteers are needed
2026 SUMMER PROGRAM
Future Builders: Summer Robotics Workshop
This summer, we offer 3 exciting STEM programs for kids ages 9–14, covering robotics, coding, and hands-on problem-solving. Designed for both beginners and returning students, our programs help build skills, creativity, and confidence through fun, project-based learning.
1. Summer FLL Challenge mission focus program - 8 weeks training program using off-season Challenge missions to get you ready for the new season's competition coming in August. (Ages: 9-14)
Saturdays, 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM, May 23 - July 18 (no class on July 4)
$150
2. Summer Tech Workshop (Free)- 2-week Scratch Coding Program Perfect for beginners with no coding experience! Students will create their own game while learning the basics of Scratch programming. By the end of the program, they will have a strong introduction to coding and confidence using Scratch. (Ages: 9-14)
Saturdays, July 25 - August 1
Free
3. 6-8 week Robotics Program Students will build and program robots, developing teamwork and problem-solving skills through FLL-style challenges, while learning coding basics through creative LEGO projects.
Dates TBD (Ages: 6-9)
$150
WHAT IS FIRST LEGO LEAGUE?
Inspiring the Next Generation Through Robotics and STEM
FIRST LEGO League introduces STEM—science, technology, engineering, and math—to children ages 4–16 through fun, hands-on learning experiences.
As a globally recognized robotics program, FIRST LEGO League helps students develop real-world problem-solving skills, teamwork, and confidence by working on challenges connected to a new theme each year.
Through three age-appropriate divisions, participants explore critical thinking, coding, and design while learning how to innovate, collaborate, and grow—preparing them for success in school and beyond.
2026-2027 FIRST LEGO League Season
Watch for a sneak peek at the 2026-2027 FIRST robotics season theme.
How To Win FLL (FIRST LEGO League) Challenge
A clear overview of the FLL judging process and Champions Award criteria, helping teams focus on what matters most to succeed this season.
OUR JOURNEY
2025 Summer Camp Highlights at NPL
Witness the moments of innovation and teamwork from our transformative summer at the Neenah Public Library.
Where imagination meets engineering—relive the magic of our summer sessions at Neenah Public Library.
