The Bryanston Pythons, a group of enthusiastic Grade 6 learners from Bryanston Primary School, recently participated in a coding
and robotics competition held at Sci-Bono. The group had been working tirelessly on their project for weeks, and their hard work paid off when they unveiled their creation – the Cubroid Drone. The Cubroid Drone was a masterpiece of coding and robotics, equipped with advanced sensors and programmed to perform a variety of tasks. The Bryanston Pythons had spent hours perfecting the drone’s movements and capabilities, ensuring that it would impress the judges at the competition. On the day of the competition, the Bryanston Pythons arrived at Sci-Bono full of excitement and nerves. As they set up their project and prepared for the judging, they couldn’t help but feel proud of what they had accomplished together.

When it was finally their turn to present, the Bryanston Pythons confidently showcased the Cubroid Drone, demonstrating its ability
to navigate obstacles, perform tasks, and respond to commands. The judges were impressed by the group’s creativity, teamwork, and
technical skills, and awarded them with a well-deserved prize. As the Bryanston Pythons celebrated their success, they knew that their hard work and dedication had paid off. They had proven themselves as talented young coders and roboticists and had set a high standard for future competitions. The Bryanston Pythons were proud to have represented their school and left a lasting impression on all who witnessed their incredible project.