On January 30, 2026, Isidore buzzed with innovation and excitement as learners participated in this year’s Robolympics, centered on the theme, “Where Curiosity Meets Technology: Inspiring the Next Generation of Thinkers.”

Isidoreans worked in teams to design, build, and code their own robots to complete a series of challenging tasks that tested their creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration skills.
Guided by their coaches, each team applied principles of robotics, programming, and teamwork to deliver strategic and efficient solutions.

After a series of challenges, Team 2 was awarded as the overall champion, coached by Teacher Trisha and Teacher Jessica. Team 1 secured second place under the guidance of Teacher Ayo and Teacher Pat, while Team 4 placed third with coaches Teacher Leica and Teacher Elaine. Team 3 finished fourth, mentored by Teacher Em and Teacher Weng.

Serving as judges were Grade 6 learners Andrey Baltazar and Chloe J. Gaspar, both members of the Isidore Mechaminds. The pair, with Jesus Esparagosa of 5-Minsky, previously won in the Philippine Robotics Olympiad 2025 and represented Isidore in the World Robot Olympiad held in Manila.

Robolympics was made possible through the dedication of Sir Rein Teodoro, Robotics Facilitator, and Teacher Nicole Matic, Assistant Learner Activity Coordinator, whose commitment ensured a well-organized and meaningful event.

More than just a competition, Robolympics continues to be a platform where curiosity is transformed into innovation.