Thunder Bay students showcase green energy and robotics skills
More than 70 students from three Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board senior elementary schools formed 18 teams at Pope John Paul II school for a two part green energy and robotics challenge. Teams built wind turbines and coded robots using Lego Spike, aiming to place top two for Skills Ontario in Toronto on May 5.
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