Petite Powerhouses: The Indian High School, Al Garhoud’s Robotics Whizzes Decode at Mubarmij50 Competition

The Indian High School, Al Garhoud, proudly announces the successes of its young innovators – Suvidhi Ahuja (grade 1I), Shivansh Amit Shanbhag (grade 1M), and Rithu Mohan (grade 1E) –  at the prestigious Mubarmij50 Robotics Competition!

With the theme of “Fruit Wonderland,” these bright minds embraced the world of smart agriculture, using cutting-edge robotics to catch pests and transport fruits. They skillfully programmed their robots to complete tasks that combined fun with learning. Using coding cards and a pen controller, they demonstrated creativity and precision, catching pests in just 4 minutes and transporting fruits in a swift 3-minute dash!

From Suvidhi’s sharp programming to Shivansh’s quick problem-solving and Rithu’s strategic planning, these students proved that STEAM education starts early-and makes an enormous impact. With their robots zooming across virtual farms, the competition highlighted how innovation and teamwork can cultivate both curiosity and critical thinking in young learners.

Congratulations to our budding tech enthusiasts!