Frequently Asked
Questions
Adminstrative Concerns
Where are the resources for this upcoming season?
For any information for the new Season: Refer to this link
When is the latest cut off date for the early bird discount?
The EARLY BIRD discount cut of date for this 26/27 FLL BIOGLOW season is 31st Dec 2026 10Pm SGT.
When is the latest cut off date for this season’s registration?
The latest you can register for this season is 31 Jan 2027 10am SGT, subjected to first come first serve basis. Limited slots available.
Can we pay for the registration fee via e-invoice?
Yes, please contact our Competition Team for quotations. Email competitions@ducklearning.com
Next year, if my child is turning 10 years old, can he still join FLL Explore?
Yes. As long as your child is 10 years old in the year 2027.
Can I purchase a Challenge Kit without registration?
No, you will need to register at least one team per one challenge kit order.
Are we required to buy 2 challenge kits if we registered for 2 teams?
No, you are not required to purchase the number challenge kits based on the number of teams registered.
What time should I report at the event venue?
Schools/organizations will only be required to report to the competition venue during the allocated registration timing. No extensions will be given for teams who are late for their competition.
Will lunch be provided for during the competition?
No, lunch will not be provided for the students. The schedule of the event will be sent to coaches. Teams may decide to have their lunch when appropriate based on the schedule.
Can the students bring their own light snacks during the competition?
Yes, students are allowed to bring their snacks and to be consumed during their break time.
However, do note that specific instructions based on venue may be shared with coaches.
Are there water dispensers available on campus?
Yes. To promote sustainability and to reduce wastage, students are encouraged to bring their water bottles for the event and there are designated water dispensers available on the campus.
When will we receive our e-certificates of participation?
E-Certificates will be emailed to coaches within a month after the final event.
Each participant will be given an event ID tag with a lanyard. They will be wearing it
throughout the competition so that referees and judges can easily identify their team number.
Teams who will be attending the finals on 16th March are required to bring back their event ID tag for the finals.
What do I do with the event ID tag after the competition ends?
To promote sustainability, we encourage all participants to return the lanyard to the event organizer so that we can reuse it for other events.
Can teams from abroad qualify for all the awards in the FIRST LEGO League categories?
Overseas teams, schools/organizations who are not located in Singapore, will only be eligible for Overseas Category. In the Overseas category, there will only be Champion, 1st Runner Up and 2nd Runner Up awards.
Can overseas teams represent Singapore for overseas events or competitions?
No, Overseas Teams will not be eligible to represent Singapore for any International FIRST LEGO League competitions such as the World Festival.
How many hours is my child expected to stay at the venue?
For the qualifier round, teams are expected to spend approximately 2.5 – 3 hours in the campus to complete the presentation and robot games segment. During the finals, teams are expected to spend approximately 4.5 – 5 hours for robot games final and award ceremony.
*subject to changes
What are the types of awards for this season?
Challenge Category Awards
*This list is subject to change as per organiser’s discretion.
- Judges Award
- Best New-Comer Award
- Coopertition® Award
- Engineering Excellence Award
- Rising All Star Award
- Best Coach Award
- Gracious Professionalism Award
- Best Costume Award
- Presentation Award
- Innovation Award
- Robot Design Award
- Core Values Award
- Robot Games Award
- Robot Performance Award Primary
- Robot Performance Award Secondary
- Championship Award
- Overall Champion
- 1st Runner Up Primary
- 1st Runner Up Secondary
- 2nd Runner Up Primary
- 2nd Runner Up Secondary
- Overseas Team Award
- Overall Overseas Team Champion
- 1st Runner Up
- 2nd Runner Up
Explore Category Awards
- Championship Award
- Overall Champion Award
- 1st Runner Up
- 2nd Runner Up
- Presentation Award
- Coding Award
- Team Model Award
- Challenge Solution Award
- Core Values Award
- Special Award
- Team Spirit Award
- Construction Award
- Most Explosive Award
- Effort and Learning Award
- Amazing Movement Award
- Gracious Professionalism Award
- Best New-Comer Award
- Rising All Star Award
- Best Presenter Award
*subject to changes
I have mobility issues. Can I receive assistance to access the venue?
Certainly. Upon registration, please notify the competition team if you have any specific requirements, such as the use of the elevator or the need for assistance due to any personal reasons. The committee will review the requests based on a case by case basis. Email us at info@firstlegoleague.sg
I have technical issues with my account. Can you help?
Please email competitions@ducklearning.com and we will get back to you within 3 – 5 working days.
Security Clearance
Can I take photos and videos during the competition?
All photography and videography by team members, coaches, parents teachers or non-staff must strictly comply with the applicable laws and regulations of Singapore.
Coaches & Parents
Can parents attend the FLL Challenge competition and view the entire competition process?
Details will be released at a later date.
Can coaches accompany the students throughout the competition process?
Yes, only coaches are allowed to accompany the students throughout the competition process. However, they are not allowed to enter the presentation classroom nor the robot games playfield.
What is my role as a coach during the competition?
The role of the coach is to ensure the safety and well-being of the students are well taken care of. They will guide the teams throughout the various parts of the school to the presentation area and to the halls for their robot game. There is a designated route to take when traveling from one point to another. please check with organisers.
How many coaches per team is allowed to accompany the students?
A maximum of 1 coach per team is allowed to accompany the students. He/she may be given a coach lanyard to wear.