Seven different schools were brought together for a day of studying digital technology and science

Cai Holroyd
Updated May 6 2021 - 3:16pm, first published May 5 2021 - 5:00pm
BEEP BOOP: Students were captivated while experimenting with the Dash Bots, robots equipped with a wide array of sensors. PHOTO: Cai Holroyd
BEEP BOOP: Students were captivated while experimenting with the Dash Bots, robots equipped with a wide array of sensors. PHOTO: Cai Holroyd

Seven schools from around the region gathered at Binya Public School to learn digital technology together as part of the 'Stem.T4L' program aimed at teaching stem technologies to students at an early age.

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Cai Holroyd

Cai Holroyd

Journalist

Journalist for the Area News in Griffith. RMIT graduate. Full-time writer and part-time nuisance. Been described as 'present.'

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