Our motto: "Everybody knows that some things are simply impossible until somebody, who doesn’t know that, makes them possible.” - Albert Einstein
We have been doing robotics since 2004 in our school. We have joined the Robocup community in 2007, participating with high school pupils. In the last years with many difficulties we sucessfully participated in every Robocup event: 2007 (Atlanta) RCJ Soccer team, 2008 (Suzhou) RCJ Soccer, and Rescue Team, 2009 (Graz) RCJ Rescue Team, and Hungarian- Finnish common Rescue team (Fuji), 2010 (Singapore) RCJ Rescue Team, 2011 (Istanbul) RCJ Soccer and Rescue team, 2013 (Eindhoven) RCJ Soccer team.
Every year, a few students have participated at TUDOK (“National Technical and Scientific Seat of Students”) and on a few occassions they have gotten into the finals, or have won the grand prize. In 2014, among MOL extra-curricula, we were the ones who won the prize and package of equipment for preparing the most students in our after-school classes.
Sharing and communicating the knowledge is also a very important part of our job. Representing this idea, we have participated on many occassions at the event called Kísérletbazár (“Experiment Bazaar”). This was also the spring of our project called Mérnökök Óvodája (“Engineering for Kindergarten Students”) during the event of Kutatók Éjszakája (“A night for scientists”), where we propagated applied engineering for children relying on peer affect.
Sharing knowledge is also an important part of our job, so we have also participated at article-writing tenders for students, where we also have had good results.
Our students propagated Physics by Lego-based physical experiments at a festival called Tudományok Hídja (“Bridge of Science”).