The “2026 FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Asia Open Championship” was successfully held from August 13-16, 2026 at the Beijing Yanqi Lake International Convention & Exhibition Center in Huairou, Beijing, China.

Our school's Kindergarten and Primary sections sent representative teams to compete in three divisions: Discover (Kindergarten), Explore (Primary), and Challenge (Primary). Relying on their outstanding innovative thinking, solid engineering and programming skills, and excellent teamwork, our team members stood out in various matches and judging sessions. They won multiple awards, fully demonstrating our school's outstanding achievements in STEAM education.

Our teams achieved remarkable success across all participating categories. In the Discover Division (Kindergarten), team Treasure Hunters took home the Champion title and the Peer Award. Team Treasure Digging Marmots secured both the Team Model Award and the Peer Award, while the Ancient Civilization Exploration Team also earned the Team Model Award. Furthermore, our dedicated instructors, Miss 馮慶雯 and Miss 何澄茵, were both honored with the Outstanding Coach Award.

In the Explore Division (Primary), Red and Blue Team A won Third Place, and Red and Blue Team E was recognized with the Core Values Award. Finally, in the Challenge Division, team Bricksters proudly received the Robot Performance Award.

This year's competition featured the archaeology theme UNEARTHED, bringing together over 500 participating teams and nearly 3,500 student competitors from more than 30 countries and regions worldwide. The event consisted of three divisions: Discover, Explore, and Challenge. Centered around the theme of archaeological exploration, students engaged in mission challenges, Innovation Project judging sessions, and teamwork competitions. Using LEGO as their medium, the participants integrated engineering design, programming logic, historical research, and innovative thinking. Through poster displays and live demonstrations, they presented their innovative concepts and defended their projects to the judging panels.