Creator Academy is excited to announce a new partnership with The Scots College commencing in 2026. This collaboration will see Creator Academy support The Scots College robotics program in the VEX IQ and VEX V5 Robotics Competitions, helping students further develop their skills in engineering, coding, and collaborative problem-solving.
The Scots College has a proud history of excellence in robotics. One standout example is Team 1051X Siege, widely recognised as one of Australia’s strongest robotics teams, having represented the nation at the VEX Robotics World Championships in Dallas, Texas.
Creator Academy Head Coach Garry Law said the partnership reflects a shared commitment to empowering students through high-quality STEM education.
“We are honoured to have worked with the talented students from Team 1051X in the past, and we are delighted to deepen our relationship with The Scots College through this new partnership, our goal is to work closely with the outstanding teachers and staff at Scots, supporting them with coaching, training, and technical expertise so they can continue delivering an exceptional robotics program for their students.”
Through this partnership, Creator Academy will support The Scots College using its School STEM Sustainability (S3) Framework™, a system designed to help schools build long-term, sustainable robotics and STEM programs.
The Creator Academy S3 Framework™ focuses on STEM Workshop and Training Solutions, Continuous Leadership Engagement, Timely Professional Development Programs, and Alumni Engagement, ensuring that robotics programs continue to grow and thrive within schools. Creator Academy looks forward to working closely with the staff at The Scots College to further strengthen their robotics program and inspire the next generation of engineers and innovators.