FIRST LEGOLeagueChallenge.

20 programme places, organised as two teams of 10. Children prepare for FIRST LEGO League Challenge through robot building and coding, an innovation project and teamwork.

Both teams share the Humind approach: THINK, BUILD and LEAD. Team allocation and competition arrangements will be discussed before enrolment.

Starts 1 November 2026. Weekly session day and time to be announced. Training continues during school holidays.

1. First 3 months2 hours a week at the centre, plus independent study and tasks at home.
2. As the team preparesTraining time increases. The timetable after the first three months is still to be confirmed.
3. Before important competitionsTraining may rise to 8 hours a week during preparation periods. This is a possible peak, not the regular weekly timetable.

The weekly session slot and expected home-study workload will be confirmed before enrolment.

Young people work through structured video learning at their own pace. The coach checks understanding and helps them apply technical learning to a shared challenge.

1. THINK · An entrepreneurial mindsetIdentify problems, question assumptions, test ideas and explain the value of a solution.
2. BUILD · Capability and characterDevelop robotics and coding skills while practising discipline, taking responsibility and working through setbacks.
3. LEAD · Confidence and positive impactPresent ideas, listen to others, make responsible decisions and help the team move forward.

Our aim is to help young people grow into capable entrepreneurs and future leaders who contribute positively to their communities.

£100 per child per month, with a minimum 12-month commitment. Programme fees for the first 12 months total £1,200. Monthly payments will be collected by Direct Debit; collection dates will be confirmed in your offer.

Included: programme equipment, learning tools, robot parts, competition entry fees and additional pre-competition training.

Not included: travel, transport, hotel accommodation, clothing and accessories.

All applicants complete a short student interview/assessment before a place can be offered.

Apply to begin the admissions process. Please ensure your child’s acceptance is confirmed before 1 November 2026. Successful applicants will review the programme offer, policies and payment details before enrolment.

Led by Coach Ahmed Elkady and managed by Humind Lab Ai Impact CIC, FIRST LEGO League Challenge is a not-for-profit community programme, helping to build our first Huminders community.

These are new Humindlab teams. The FTC competition record above belongs to our founder’s previous team, ITKAN FITYA PIONEERS; it is not a result achieved by this FIRST LEGO League Challenge programme. Our ambition is to compete with the best in the UK; future results cannot be promised.