FIRST LEGO League (FLL): STEM Launchpad for IP Math & Physics Learners
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Q: What does FIRST LEGO League (FLL): STEM Launchpad for IP Math & Physics Learners cover?
A: How the three-division FIRST LEGO League turns LEGO kits into a full-stack STEM playground, why its robot game physics resonates with IP coursework.
TL;DR
FIRST LEGO League (FLL) packages mechanical design, block-based coding and real-world research into a yearly, theme-driven challenge that scales from kindergarten to teen engineers.
The 2025/26 UNEARTHED™ season asks teams to “uncover the past to discover the future” (FIRST) and is open for registration; Singapore’s site lists 31 Jan 2026, 10 pm SGT as the final registration date for this season.
Registration quick answer (Singapore): Coaches register teams via FIRST LEGO League Singapore; the homepage lists 31 Jan 2026, 10 pm SGT as the final registration deadline for the UNEARTHED™ season. Check the national site for current instructions, eligibility, and fees: https://www.firstlegoleague.sg/ (global season overview: https://www.firstinspires.org/programs/fll/game-and-season)
1 What exactly is FLL?
| Division | Age band (FIRST) | Main deliverable |
| Discover | Ages 4–6 | Guided LEGO DUPLO builds and a family engagement poster |
| Explore | Ages 6–10 | Motorised LEGO model plus a Show-Me poster |
| Challenge | Ages 9–16 | Autonomous robot on the season field plus an innovation project |
Source: FIRST LEGO League UNEARTHED™ season page and FIRST LEGO League Singapore homepage.
The Challenge
