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Recurring competitions - Kinderbrainer can support your child to excel at!

Amalgamation of synergies of Design Thinkers!
20 October 2025 by
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🌟 Nurturing Young Innovators with Real-World Mentorship

At Kinderbrainer, we believe every child has a spark waiting to ignite. Our mission is to guide children to go the extra mile — not just to compete, but to create, innovate, and excel in the new-age world of design thinking, model making, and STEM challenges.


What makes us unique is our bridge between two generations of learners:

👩‍🎓 Engineering pursuing graduates who bring hands-on, practical insights, and;

👦 School-aged children who bring curiosity, imagination, and boundless creativity.


Together, they form a powerful synergy — one applying technical learning to guide, and the other expanding the horizon of thought to explore new ideas fearlessly. 


Through this collaboration, children get access to guided exposure to emerging technologies like robotics, CAD design, electronics, and sustainability projects — all while preparing for national and global competitions that nurture 21st-century skills.


Kinderbrainer helps parents take their children beyond textbooks — towards a world where curiosity meets creation, and learning becomes doing.

Because the future belongs to the ones who think, build, and dream differently.


When are you enrolling your child into  one of these competitions below?


# Name Organizer / Host What It Focuses On Age / Eligibility Notes
1. I CAN School Challenge (Design for Change, DFC) Design for Change India + global network Social design thinking / “project of change” Recommended ages ~8 to 18 (school students) (designforchangeindia.com) Very high visibility, many participating schools, widespread recognition. Great match for design thinking and change projects.
2. WRO India (World Robot Olympiad, India chapter) India STEM Foundation / WRO India Robotics, theme-based robot challenges Age bands usually 8 to ~19 in different WRO categories (wroindia.org) Widely recognized robotics competition in India, many schools participate, strong STEM brand
3. FIRST LEGO League (FLL), India India STEM Foundation (manages Indian FLL) LEGO robotics + innovation challenges Fits ages ~9 to 16 (FLL Challenge division) (India STEM Foundation) International branding, hands-on, good onboarding competition for robotics & design thinking
4. Technoxian – World Robotics Championship Series (India) AICRA (All India Council for Robotics & Automation) Robotics & tech challenges: bots, racing, drones, maker projects Youth from ~8 to ~20 (so 8–16 fits) (Wikipedia) Large scale, many categories, international participation, recognized robotics brand
5. Robofest India / Robofest (India / international arm) Robofest organization (NovatechRobo / Robofest India) Autonomous robotics, creative robotics competitions From lower grades up to high school (e.g. “Junior Division” etc.) (robofestindia.org) Offers flexibility (any robot kit, reuse of parts, relatively low registration cost). Recognized in robotics communities.


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