After-School Robotics Tryouts in Mississauga | October 1 & 3, 2026

When parents think about extracurricular activities, youth sports are often an obvious choice. Soccer, basketball, hockey, and other team sports give children opportunities to build skills, make friends, develop discipline, and learn how to work toward a common goal. But what about students who are more interested in technology than athletics? Competitive robotics offers many…

If your child has become interested in competitive robotics, you have probably heard terms like VEX V5, qualification matches, alliance selection, Skills, and elimination rounds. For parents who are new to robotics competitions, it can be difficult to understand how everything fits together. At Boswin Robotics, students experience this process firsthand through Boswin’s competitive VEX…

When parents first start looking into robotics programs, one of the biggest questions is often, “What is the difference between recreational robotics and competitive robotics?” Both can be excellent ways for children to learn about technology, engineering, coding, and problem-solving, but they offer very different experiences. Recreational robotics is generally focused on exploration, creativity, and…

School is about much more than memorizing information for the next test. Students need to understand concepts, apply what they learn, communicate their ideas, solve unfamiliar problems, and work effectively with others. This is one reason robotics can be such a valuable extracurricular activity. Robotics brings together mathematics, science, technology, engineering, communication, and teamwork in…

If your child has never tried robotics before, choosing the right program can feel a little overwhelming. Parents may wonder whether their child is old enough, whether they need previous experience, or whether robotics will be too difficult. The good news is that children do not need to be robotics experts to get started. Beginner…