Global Robotics Games 2025

Sekolah Ciputra is proud to celebrate an outstanding achievement by our PYP 6 Robotics Team at the Global Robotic Games (GRG) 2025 held in Singapore. Competing against 17 international teams, our students demonstrated exceptional creativity, resilience, and engineering skills—bringing home both Gold and Silver Awards in the Stick ‘Em Category.

🏆 Our Medalists

Gold Medalists:

  • Dexter Roland Talaway (6A)

  • Michael Aiden Andrews (6A)

  • Justin Alexander Bakti (6B)

  • Won Soeun (6D)

Silver Medalists:

  • Cleve Aiden Zhong (6B)

  • Jericho Nathaniel Rossie (6B)

  • Stanley Tan (6C)

  • Seo Yeon Lee (6C)

Challenge Theme: SDG 1 – No Poverty
This year’s competition was inspired by Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 1: Stop Poverty – Equality and Equity. It emphasizes equal access to resources and equitable distribution—an important global issue.

The students were tasked with designing a robot capable of lifting and transporting different types of 3D objects—including hexagonal prisms, cubes, and rectangular prisms—into designated scoring zones at various heights.

Ground level: 2 points

Medium height: 3 points

High level: 4 points

Through strategic planning and precise engineering, our teams achieved remarkable scores:

Gold Team: 33 points

Silver Team: 21 points

These achievements place our students among the top performers in the entire competition.

Execellence Through Teamwork & Perseverance
Throughout the preparation weeks and during the full-day challenge in Singapore, our students showed strong collaboration, problem-solving skills, and perseverance. Their success reflects not only their effort but also the supportive learning environment created by the school and families.

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Global Robotics Games 2025

Sekolah Ciputra is proud to celebrate an outstanding achievement by our PYP 6 Robotics Team at the Global Robotic Games (GRG) 2025 held in Singapore. Competing against 17 international teams, our students demonstrated exceptional creativity, resilience, and engineering skills—bringing home both Gold and Silver Awards in the Stick ‘Em Category.

🏆 Our Medalists

Gold Medalists:

  • Dexter Roland Talaway (6A)

  • Michael Aiden Andrews (6A)

  • Justin Alexander Bakti (6B)

  • Won Soeun (6D)

Silver Medalists:

  • Cleve Aiden Zhong (6B)

  • Jericho Nathaniel Rossie (6B)

  • Stanley Tan (6C)

  • Seo Yeon Lee (6C)

Challenge Theme: SDG 1 – No Poverty
This year’s competition was inspired by Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 1: Stop Poverty – Equality and Equity. It emphasizes equal access to resources and equitable distribution—an important global issue.

The students were tasked with designing a robot capable of lifting and transporting different types of 3D objects—including hexagonal prisms, cubes, and rectangular prisms—into designated scoring zones at various heights.

Ground level: 2 points

Medium height: 3 points

High level: 4 points

Through strategic planning and precise engineering, our teams achieved remarkable scores:

Gold Team: 33 points

Silver Team: 21 points

These achievements place our students among the top performers in the entire competition.

Execellence Through Teamwork & Perseverance
Throughout the preparation weeks and during the full-day challenge in Singapore, our students showed strong collaboration, problem-solving skills, and perseverance. Their success reflects not only their effort but also the supportive learning environment created by the school and families.