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Stemtrix EA Ltd, the local partners of Robofest, yesterday organized a local championship hosted at Merishaw School Isinya. The global tournament well represented by 7 schools during the championship. 1. Nova Pioneer 2. Isk/Children's garden 3. Merishaw School 4. Brookside school 5. Green Garden 6. Stemlens 7. Cybertech Battled in different categories during the championships. The winning teams will represent Kenya in the global event this May in Southfield Michigan. Winning Categories: 1. Robot game senior category: Nova Pioneer 2. Robot game Junior category: Nova Pioneer 3. Bottle Sumo: Senior category: Nova Pioneer Junior category: Merishaw school 4. Unknown Mission category: Senior category: Nova Pioneer Junior category: Merishaw school 5. Exhibition category Senior category: Green Garden Junior category: Merishaw School 6. RoboMed Category Senior category: Merishaw School Junior category: Green Garden. Robot Parade: Senior category: Stemlens Junior category: Brookside School. Stemtrix EA a company specialized in robotics mentorship for students across the couy hosts several local and International tournaments and celebration aimed in identifying passionate students in STEAM and linking them with eye opening opportunities across the world to help enhance their passion, creativity and innovation. In January this year, Stemtrix in partnership with International Robotic Olympiad Committee offered yet another opportunity for students in Kenya to learn and share their knowledge in Busan South Korea. The Kenyan flag was well represented by Brookhouse School. On 22nd February this year. Stemtrix offers yet another opportunity to students to bring their innovative ideas in health as well as battle in a robot game challenge for students aged 6 years to 17 years. According to the CEO, Christine Onyango, Robotics presents a great learning opportunity for students to gain useful skills regardless of the field they'll like to pursue in future. She adds: Through robotics, students learn to design, construct and program robots as well as research, present their work and collaborate with others. The world needs people who can collaborate, think of solutions and communicate effectively.