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Mechanical understanding
Explore weight, balance, gears and motor strength. Learn why a mechanism works — and what changes when it does not.
BUILD · CODE · COMPETE · WIN
LEGO Elite
Team Training
Turn a love of LEGO into skills for the global stage.
We build more than robots. We build the mindset behind them — engineering logic, design thinking and the confidence to pitch an idea in front of any audience. From K3 to Upper Primary, LEGO Elite students learn to think forward, build with purpose, and present their work proudly — on any stage, anywhere in the world.
A learning journey from first ideas to new challenges.
Build it.Test it.Pitch it.
Beginners welcome. Champions built here.
THREE STARTING POINTS
K3 · Lower · Upper Primary
AT THE HEART OF THE COURSE
Engineering + coding + problem-solving
EVERY TERM ENDS WITH
A showcase where students pitch their build — with AI as their co-presenter
THE SUP LEARNING APPROACH
Build something real.Explain how it works.
Every child leaves class having built something real and understood it well enough to pitch it. Hands-on engineering meets the confidence to explain it — that's what sets LEGO Elite students apart.
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Coding & problem-solving
Connect a sensor to an action. Run the program, watch what breaks, fix it. Repeat until it works the way they planned — or better.
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Pitching & confidence
Every term ends with a showcase. Students pitch what they've built — with AI as their co-presenter. It feels like a big moment at first. By the end of term, it's the one they look forward to most.
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Ownership & teamwork
Children own the project — from first idea to finished build. When competition preparation begins, those habits become the difference between a team that panics under pressure and one that adapts.
GUIDANCE THAT HELPS IDEAS GROW
A teacher beside them. The thinking stays theirs.
Support to build, test and explain their next idea.
REAL SKILLS. REMARKABLE JOURNEYS.
Students'Proud Moments
Building real skills to help our students step onto the global stage — through creativity, teamwork and the determination to keep improving.
2025 WRO CHAMPIONSHIP
Cosmic Crop Crew
Reimagining life on Mars through a robotic farming project. A journey from Hong Kong to the global stage.
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CULTURE × ROBOTICS
The Bun Mountain project
Reimagining Cheung Chau’s Bun Mountain as an interactive robotic game that invites visitors to discover Hong Kong culture.
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CULTURE × AI × ROBOTICS
The AI Dragon Head project
Reimagining a dragon that responds to your movements — bringing a cultural icon to life through paper craft, robotics and AI.
Explore the project ↗ONE JOURNEY · THREE ENTRY POINTS
Start where they are.Grow from there.
Three tracks, one through-line. Whatever stage your child is at, there's a starting point that challenges them without losing them. WhatsApp us and we'll recommend the right fit in one conversation.
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K3 Track
First robot, first code
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Lower Primary
P1–P3 · Build and programme
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Upper Primary
P4–P6 · Advanced sensors, deeper thinking
K3 · SPIKE ESSENTIAL
Their first robot.Their first "I made it."
Start with LEGO SPIKE Essential and icon-based programming. Children connect a picture-instruction to a robot movement — and watch it actually happen. For most of them, that moment is the beginning of everything.
What children explore
- Build and assemble a real LEGO robot
- Programme it using icon sequences — no typing required
- Run the code, watch the robot respond, adjust what didn't work
- Pitch what they built and explain one thing they'd change
P1–P3 · SPIKE ESSENTIAL
Word-block code.Robots that actually listen.
Use LEGO SPIKE Essential with word-block programming. Students build robots that navigate, grab and respond — then find out why theirs didn't, fix it, and try again.
What children explore
- Programme with word blocks — the bridge between icons and real code
- Explore how wheels, axles and gears move force through a robot
- Test speed, grip and balance — not in theory, on the robot itself
- Build line-following and grabbing robots; break them, fix them, improve them
P4–P6 · SPIKE PRIME
Advanced sensors.Robots that think.
Step into LEGO SPIKE Prime with more advanced coding and sensor-based challenges. Students move from following instructions to designing systems — combining sensor data, code logic and mechanical intuition to make robots that respond to the real world.
What children explore
- Code with LEGO SPIKE Prime Set
- Learn gear ratios and why speed and torque trade off against each other
- Investigate stability and friction under load — the physics behind every competition run
- Combine sensor inputs with decision logic; test, fail, refine, repeat
THE COMPETITION ROADMAP
One step at a time.Each one matters.
A pathway to work towards, with opportunities to practise, return and grow. Progression depends on readiness and the requirements of each event.
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FIRST COMPETITION
WRO Seasonal League (Jan / Jun)
Video format · Enter multiple times
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FIRST LIVE EVENT
WRO SUMO Bot
Around January · Head-to-head matches
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THE MAIN STAGE
WRO HK Championship
Around July · SUP's most competitive students
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BEYOND HONG KONG
The international stage
By qualification only
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← Previous stop
Parked at WRO Seasonal League (Jan / Jun)
Drive to next stop →
THE VALUE OF THIS STEP
A low-pressure start with real stakes.
The WRO Seasonal League runs on video submissions — students can enter more than once, learning from each result and coming back stronger. There are multiple competition formats and categories to explore, and our team will guide you on the best starting point for your child. At SUP, we plan the competition journey with you — from the first entry to the Hong Kong stage.
INSIDE THE TRAINING ROOM
What it looks like to be part of our LEGO Elite team.
The robots. The builds. The moments right before something works — and right after it doesn't. This is what LEGO Elite looks like on a regular class day.
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BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS
Questions parentsask us most.
Have a question about your child's starting point? Reach out to our education consultant — we're happy to help you find the right track in one conversation.
Ask about a trialWhich track is right for my child?
Three tracks: K3, Lower Primary (P1–P3), and Upper Primary (P4–P6). Age is a guide, not a rule — some children move up early, some benefit from starting lower. Tell us your child's school year and we'll recommend the right fit in one conversation.
What happens at the end of class?
Each class ends with a short pitch: children share what they built, explain how it works and talk about what they tried or improved. For many students, this is the hardest part at first. By the end of a term, it's their favourite.
What hardware and software do you use?
K3 — LEGO SPIKE Essential, icon-based programming.Lower Primary — LEGO SPIKE Essential, word-block coding.Upper Primary — LEGO SPIKE Prime, word coding and sensor challenges.Students must bring their own iPad (BYOD). Contact our Education Consultants before the first class to confirm device compatibility and app setup.
How do I book a trial class?
WhatsApp us at +852 9243 7915 and tell us your child's age and which campus (Lai Chi Kok or Causeway Bay) suits you. Trial classes are HK$300. We'll confirm a slot once we've matched your child to the right track and group.
Does my child have to compete?
No. Competition is optional — most students join LEGO Elite for the engineering and the confidence it builds, and go no further than that. If your child does want to compete, there's a structured pathway from the WRO Seasonal League all the way to the HK Championship. We'll guide you on readiness when the time comes.
Does my child need to bring an iPad?
Yes. LEGO Elite Team Training requires students to bring their own iPad. Please check with our Education Consultants before the first class about your device and the apps needed for your child’s track.
THE NEXT STEP
Ready to findtheir starting point?
Tell us your child's age and school year. We'll match them to the right track and the right class group — one conversation is all it takes.
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