Student Wins Second Place at World Robot Games Singapore
29 September 2025
Canberra Secondary student Chye Cheng Zhang won Second Place at the World Robot Games Singapore. Read about his achievement and the school's growing robotics programme.
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We are thrilled to announce that Chye Cheng Zhang (2 Diligence) has achieved Second Place along with a Special Award in the Line Tracing Game at the World Robot Games (WRG) Singapore!
About the World Robot Games
The World Robot Games is an international robotics competition that brings together young innovators, educators, and technology enthusiasts from around the globe. Designed to promote STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) learning, WRG challenges participants to apply their creativity, problem-solving skills, and teamwork in a variety of hands-on robot games.
The Competition
This year, WRG Singapore partnered with Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP) to provide a complimentary workshop on line-tracing robots, coupled with a detailed briefing from the WRG Singapore organizers. The event comprised seminars, workshops, testing opportunities, and competitions, culminating in an awarding ceremony to celebrate participants' achievements.
Our Canberran Representatives
Three Canberrans proudly represented our school at this prestigious event:
Vetri Selvan Harshith Anbu (1 Empathy)
Johannes Israel Tun Goh (1 Honour)
Chye Cheng Zhang (2 Diligence) – Second Place & Special Award
We congratulate Cheng Zhang on this outstanding achievement and commend Harshith and Johannes for their commitment and effort in representing our school on this international platform.
This milestone is a testament to the growing strength of our Robotics programme, and we look forward to seeing more Canberrans shine on both local and global stages.
