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Foundation classes are where most clubbers start and are open to any student in the grade range. Competition teams are selected from those classes.

Three young clubbers around a classroom table, one driving a VEX IQ robot with a controller while another steadies it and a third sorts parts.

VEX IQ Foundation Classes

A young clubber holding up the VEX IQ robot he has just built, wheels and a controller on the table in front of him.

VEX IQ Foundation Class

Grades 3–6

Where most clubbers start, and the usual route onto a competition team. Build, program, keep a logbook, and compete internally for certificates.

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VEX IQ Competition Teams

Three clubbers in club shirts holding their VEX IQ robot and a controller under the upcoming-matches screen at the provincial championships.

VEX IQ Competition Team, Elementary

Grades 3–6

A team of 3 to 4 clubbers chosen from the Foundation Class, representing VexKan at regional, provincial and out-of-province events.

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Four clubbers at their pit at a championship, holding up their VEX IQ robot in front of the team's banner.

VEX IQ Competition Team, Middle School

Grades 7–8

A team of 3 to 4 clubbers competing locally, nationally and internationally.

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VEX V5RC Competition Teams

Four clubbers standing behind their V5 robot and its award at the team's pit, Canadian flags strung across the booth.

VEX V5RC Competition Teams

Grades 7–12

The club's senior teams, 1 to 5 members each, building metal V5 robots for the middle and high school competition season.

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Most of it is building

Sorting parts, fitting beams, taking it apart again.

A young girl fitting a beam onto a VEX IQ frame at a table spread with parts.