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Student Results • Singapore
STEM Genius students have earned recognised results in robotics and coding competitions in Singapore, including the National Robotics Competition and Code Olympiad.
Our focus is not only on awards, but on helping students develop the engineering, coding, teamwork and presentation skills behind those results.
NRC 2026 • AIMS Secondary • 1st & 2nd Runner-Up
A quick answer for parents comparing robotics and coding enrichment programmes in Singapore.
NRC 2026 AIMS Secondary: 1st Runner-Up and 2nd Runner-Up.
Four STEM Genius teams advanced to the NRC Open 2026 finals.
3rd Place for Team Management.
Two STEM Genius students achieved Top-20 results.
National Robotics Competition 2026
STEM Genius achieved two podium finishes in the AI MakeSpace (AIMS) Secondary category at NRC 2026.
1st Runner-Up
2nd Runner-Up
These results demonstrate experience in building, coding, testing, teamwork and presenting a complete robotics solution under competition conditions.
Four STEM Genius teams reached the NRC Open 2026 finals. Each team developed and presented a robotics-based solution to a real-world challenge.
NRC Open 2026 Finalist
Finalist team showcasing robotics, coding, teamwork and presentation skills.
NRC Open 2026 Finalist
Finalist team demonstrating creative engineering and problem-solving through robotics.
NRC Open 2026 Finalist
Finalist team applying robotics and coding to a purposeful project challenge.
NRC Open 2026 Finalist
Finalist team combining robotics, problem-solving and presentation in a real-world project.
Strong results across both robotics and coding competitions.
NRC Open 2025
Team Management — Bill & Yuzhi
Code Olympiad 2025
Li Junxian (Bill) and Goh Ziok Heng
Li Junxian (Bill)
Top-20 coder + NRC Open 3rd Place in 2025
These earlier results show that competition experience has been built over several years rather than from a single event.
Judges Award and 75% of STEM Genius teams placed in the Top 12.
Top-20 coding result for STEM Genius.
Team The Boyz reached the NRC Open finals.
Students have also participated in FLL competition pathways.
Competition preparation gives students opportunities to apply what they learn in a more demanding, real-world setting.
Design, test and improve real mechanisms and systems.
Apply code to solve problems and troubleshoot under constraints.
Break complex challenges into practical, testable solutions.
Work with teammates, divide responsibilities and integrate ideas.
Explain design choices clearly to judges and audiences.
Learn from failures, iterate and keep improving.
At STEM Genius, competitions are not treated as trophies alone. For suitable students, they are part of a deeper learning pathway that can build project experience, technical confidence, teamwork and presentation skills.
This experience may also support a stronger portfolio for students exploring DSA-Sec pathways in coding, robotics or STEM. Admission decisions remain entirely with the individual schools, and no outcome can be guaranteed.
Common questions parents ask about STEM Genius competition pathways and results.
STEM Genius students have participated in competitions including the National Robotics Competition (NRC) and FIRST LEGO League, with recognised results across multiple years.
In the NRC 2026 AIMS Secondary category, Team Pyre achieved 1st Runner-Up and Team MSG achieved 2nd Runner-Up. Four STEM Genius teams also reached the NRC Open 2026 finals.
Yes. In Code Olympiad 2025, Li Junxian (Bill) and Goh Ziok Heng both achieved Top-20 results. STEM Genius also recorded a Top-20 coding result in 2024.
No. Competition pathways are suitable for students who are ready for deeper projects, teamwork, technical challenges and presentation work. Weekly classes remain the foundation for most students.
Competition and project experience can strengthen a student’s portfolio and presentation confidence, but DSA admission is decided independently by each school and cannot be guaranteed.
Start with a S$45, 90-minute coding or robotics experience. Enrol in regular classes within 7 days and the S$45 is offset against your first month’s fees.