Creator Academy is pleased to announce a new partnership with Australian Christian College – Marsden Park, commencing in 2026. Through this collaboration, Creator Academy will support the school’s teachers in launching their first VEX IQ Robotics Competition program, helping students develop foundational skills in engineering, coding, teamwork, and problem-solving.
The VEX IQ Robotics Competition is one of the world’s leading robotics programs for primary and middle school students. By introducing VEX IQ at Australian Christian College, students will have the opportunity to engage in hands-on STEM learning while building robots, developing programming skills, and participating in exciting robotics competitions.
Creator Academy Head Coach Garry Law said the partnership represents an exciting opportunity to help teachers establish a strong robotics culture within the school.
“Starting a robotics program is an exciting step for any school,” said Law.
“We’re looking forward to working alongside the teachers at Australian Christian College, supporting them with the tools, training, and guidance needed to build a successful VEX IQ program and inspire students through hands-on STEM learning.”
ACC Executive Head of Infrastructure Ross Howard says: "We are very excited to be partnering with Garry and Creator Academy. Their expertise will no doubt help equip our teachers and kickstart our inaugrial VEX club. STEM robotics and coding are key areas that we are keen to see develop throughout all age groups of the college."
Creator Academy will support the program through its School STEM Sustainability (S3) Framework™, which is designed to help schools build long-term, sustainable robotics and STEM initiatives.
The Creator Academy S3 Framework™ focuses on STEM Workshop and Training Solutions, Continuous Leadership Engagement, Timely Professional Development Programs, and Alumni Engagement, ensuring that teachers are equipped with the knowledge and resources needed to grow a thriving robotics program. Creator Academy looks forward to partnering with the staff at Australian Christian College as they begin their journey in competitive robotics and STEM innovation.