Last year the Munster First Lego League Competition for Secondary level students was implemented. Delighted that this year the team that won (namely Collaiste Daibheid), Cork went on to world championships and won the 1st prize in the project competition. The training workshops were held in the School of Engineering, UCC as well as in Tyndall National Institute, Cork. Well done to all involved.
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