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UID:jc-coursedate-11@firststeprobotics.com
DTSTAMP:20261114T004039Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270122
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270220
SUMMARY:FSI: RC Cars & Vehicle Adventures
DESCRIPTION:Free Youth-Led Technology\, Engineering & Adventure Programme\n
 Ages: 11–17\nCost: Free – Funded Programme\nWhen: Fridays\, 3:00pm–4
 :30pm — 22 and 29 January\; 5 and 19 February 2027\nLocation: Strathbroc
 k Community Centre\, 189A W Main St\, Broxburn\, EH52 5LH — Entrance B. 
 Suitable outdoor activity locations will be confirmed in advance.\nExperie
 nce: Beginners welcome\nFirst Step Innovate (FSI) offers young people exci
 ting opportunities to explore remote-controlled vehicles\, drones and mode
 l aircraft through hands-on activities\, practical challenges\, teamwork a
 nd innovation.\nWhether you enjoy driving RC cars\, flying drones\, racing
 \, exploring technology or developing your own engineering projects\, ther
 e is something for everyone.\nThe programme combines recreational activiti
 es with opportunities to develop technical knowledge and practical enginee
 ring skills. Not every session involves building or programming — some f
 ocus on driving\, flying\, practising skills and friendly competitions.\nF
 SI: RC Cars & Vehicle Adventures\nExplore the world of remote-controlled v
 ehicles through off-road driving\, obstacle courses\, racing and practical
  challenges.\nActivities may include:\n\nRC car driving and off-road adven
 tures\nObstacle courses and friendly racing competitions\nRC vehicle maint
 enance and modifications\nVehicle design\, assembly and repairs\nProgrammi
 ng and testing autonomous vehicles\n\nYoung People Lead the Way\nThis is n
 ot a traditional classroom-based course. Young people are encouraged to ta
 ke ownership of their activities\, learning and projects\, with experience
 d mentors providing guidance\, supervision and technical support.\nPartici
 pants can choose to focus on practical driving and flying skills\, competi
 tions or more advanced engineering challenges.\nThose interested in engine
 ering will have opportunities to research ideas\, design and build project
 s\, test solutions and improve their creations.\nYoung people undertaking 
 engineering projects will also be encouraged to continue their research an
 d development at home between sessions.\nThe programme aims to develop ind
 ependence\, confidence\, teamwork\, creativity\, problem-solving and pract
 ical technical skills.\nAttendance and Commitment\nAs this is a free\, fun
 ded programme with limited spaces\, participants are expected to attend th
 eir booked sessions regularly and actively take part.\nSession dates will 
 be confirmed in advance\, and participants should make every effort to att
 end once they have booked.\nIf you are unable to attend\, please notify us
  as early as possible. Repeated absences without prior notice may result i
 n your place being offered to someone on the waiting list.\nYoung people u
 ndertaking team engineering projects are also expected to contribute to th
 eir group's progress and take responsibility for agreed tasks.\nWeather-De
 pendent Activities\nOutdoor driving and flying activities depend on suitab
 le weather and safe operating conditions.\nAlthough Fridays are our regula
 r programme day\, individual session dates\, times and locations may chang
 e due to weather conditions\, venue availability or other safety considera
 tions.\nParents and carers will receive confirmation of arrangements in ad
 vance.\nWhere possible\, alternative indoor activities such as simulators\
 , vehicle maintenance\, engineering challenges or project development will
  be offered.\nAll flying activities will be subject to applicable aviation
  regulations and safety requirements.\nExpectations of Parents and Carers\
 nParents and carers play an important role in supporting this youth-led in
 itiative.\nFamilies will be asked to support at least one First Step Robot
 ics youth event during the programme or volunteer to assist with practical
  tasks such as setting up equipment\, preparing venues or tidying up after
  sessions.\nThis shared commitment helps build a supportive community whil
 e giving young people opportunities to take ownership of their activities 
 and projects.\nFunding and Support\nSupported by Young Start funding from 
 The National Lottery Community Fund.\nFirst Step Innovate provides free op
 portunities for young people to explore emerging technologies\, develop pr
 actical skills\, enjoy recreational technology activities and collaborate 
 on exciting engineering and innovation projects.\nNo previous experience i
 s required. Equipment will be provided\, and all activities will be superv
 ised.
LOCATION:Broxburn - Strathbrock Community Centre
URL:https://firststeprobotics.com/index.php?option=com_joomcourses&view=cou
 rse&id=11
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:0
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UID:jc-session-81@firststeprobotics.com
DTSTAMP:20261114T004039Z
DTSTART:20270122T150000Z
DTEND:20270122T163000Z
SUMMARY:FSI: RC Cars & Vehicle Adventures
DESCRIPTION:Free Youth-Led Technology\, Engineering & Adventure Programme\n
 Ages: 11–17\nCost: Free – Funded Programme\nWhen: Fridays\, 3:00pm–4
 :30pm — 22 and 29 January\; 5 and 19 February 2027\nLocation: Strathbroc
 k Community Centre\, 189A W Main St\, Broxburn\, EH52 5LH — Entrance B. 
 Suitable outdoor activity locations will be confirmed in advance.\nExperie
 nce: Beginners welcome\nFirst Step Innovate (FSI) offers young people exci
 ting opportunities to explore remote-controlled vehicles\, drones and mode
 l aircraft through hands-on activities\, practical challenges\, teamwork a
 nd innovation.\nWhether you enjoy driving RC cars\, flying drones\, racing
 \, exploring technology or developing your own engineering projects\, ther
 e is something for everyone.\nThe programme combines recreational activiti
 es with opportunities to develop technical knowledge and practical enginee
 ring skills. Not every session involves building or programming — some f
 ocus on driving\, flying\, practising skills and friendly competitions.\nF
 SI: RC Cars & Vehicle Adventures\nExplore the world of remote-controlled v
 ehicles through off-road driving\, obstacle courses\, racing and practical
  challenges.\nActivities may include:\n\nRC car driving and off-road adven
 tures\nObstacle courses and friendly racing competitions\nRC vehicle maint
 enance and modifications\nVehicle design\, assembly and repairs\nProgrammi
 ng and testing autonomous vehicles\n\nYoung People Lead the Way\nThis is n
 ot a traditional classroom-based course. Young people are encouraged to ta
 ke ownership of their activities\, learning and projects\, with experience
 d mentors providing guidance\, supervision and technical support.\nPartici
 pants can choose to focus on practical driving and flying skills\, competi
 tions or more advanced engineering challenges.\nThose interested in engine
 ering will have opportunities to research ideas\, design and build project
 s\, test solutions and improve their creations.\nYoung people undertaking 
 engineering projects will also be encouraged to continue their research an
 d development at home between sessions.\nThe programme aims to develop ind
 ependence\, confidence\, teamwork\, creativity\, problem-solving and pract
 ical technical skills.\nAttendance and Commitment\nAs this is a free\, fun
 ded programme with limited spaces\, participants are expected to attend th
 eir booked sessions regularly and actively take part.\nSession dates will 
 be confirmed in advance\, and participants should make every effort to att
 end once they have booked.\nIf you are unable to attend\, please notify us
  as early as possible. Repeated absences without prior notice may result i
 n your place being offered to someone on the waiting list.\nYoung people u
 ndertaking team engineering projects are also expected to contribute to th
 eir group's progress and take responsibility for agreed tasks.\nWeather-De
 pendent Activities\nOutdoor driving and flying activities depend on suitab
 le weather and safe operating conditions.\nAlthough Fridays are our regula
 r programme day\, individual session dates\, times and locations may chang
 e due to weather conditions\, venue availability or other safety considera
 tions.\nParents and carers will receive confirmation of arrangements in ad
 vance.\nWhere possible\, alternative indoor activities such as simulators\
 , vehicle maintenance\, engineering challenges or project development will
  be offered.\nAll flying activities will be subject to applicable aviation
  regulations and safety requirements.\nExpectations of Parents and Carers\
 nParents and carers play an important role in supporting this youth-led in
 itiative.\nFamilies will be asked to support at least one First Step Robot
 ics youth event during the programme or volunteer to assist with practical
  tasks such as setting up equipment\, preparing venues or tidying up after
  sessions.\nThis shared commitment helps build a supportive community whil
 e giving young people opportunities to take ownership of their activities 
 and projects.\nFunding and Support\nSupported by Young Start funding from 
 The National Lottery Community Fund.\nFirst Step Innovate provides free op
 portunities for young people to explore emerging technologies\, develop pr
 actical skills\, enjoy recreational technology activities and collaborate 
 on exciting engineering and innovation projects.\nNo previous experience i
 s required. Equipment will be provided\, and all activities will be superv
 ised.
LOCATION:Broxburn - Strathbrock Community Centre
URL:https://firststeprobotics.com/index.php?option=com_joomcourses&view=cou
 rse&id=11
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:0
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UID:jc-session-82@firststeprobotics.com
DTSTAMP:20261114T004039Z
DTSTART:20270129T150000Z
DTEND:20270129T163000Z
SUMMARY:FSI: RC Cars & Vehicle Adventures
DESCRIPTION:Free Youth-Led Technology\, Engineering & Adventure Programme\n
 Ages: 11–17\nCost: Free – Funded Programme\nWhen: Fridays\, 3:00pm–4
 :30pm — 22 and 29 January\; 5 and 19 February 2027\nLocation: Strathbroc
 k Community Centre\, 189A W Main St\, Broxburn\, EH52 5LH — Entrance B. 
 Suitable outdoor activity locations will be confirmed in advance.\nExperie
 nce: Beginners welcome\nFirst Step Innovate (FSI) offers young people exci
 ting opportunities to explore remote-controlled vehicles\, drones and mode
 l aircraft through hands-on activities\, practical challenges\, teamwork a
 nd innovation.\nWhether you enjoy driving RC cars\, flying drones\, racing
 \, exploring technology or developing your own engineering projects\, ther
 e is something for everyone.\nThe programme combines recreational activiti
 es with opportunities to develop technical knowledge and practical enginee
 ring skills. Not every session involves building or programming — some f
 ocus on driving\, flying\, practising skills and friendly competitions.\nF
 SI: RC Cars & Vehicle Adventures\nExplore the world of remote-controlled v
 ehicles through off-road driving\, obstacle courses\, racing and practical
  challenges.\nActivities may include:\n\nRC car driving and off-road adven
 tures\nObstacle courses and friendly racing competitions\nRC vehicle maint
 enance and modifications\nVehicle design\, assembly and repairs\nProgrammi
 ng and testing autonomous vehicles\n\nYoung People Lead the Way\nThis is n
 ot a traditional classroom-based course. Young people are encouraged to ta
 ke ownership of their activities\, learning and projects\, with experience
 d mentors providing guidance\, supervision and technical support.\nPartici
 pants can choose to focus on practical driving and flying skills\, competi
 tions or more advanced engineering challenges.\nThose interested in engine
 ering will have opportunities to research ideas\, design and build project
 s\, test solutions and improve their creations.\nYoung people undertaking 
 engineering projects will also be encouraged to continue their research an
 d development at home between sessions.\nThe programme aims to develop ind
 ependence\, confidence\, teamwork\, creativity\, problem-solving and pract
 ical technical skills.\nAttendance and Commitment\nAs this is a free\, fun
 ded programme with limited spaces\, participants are expected to attend th
 eir booked sessions regularly and actively take part.\nSession dates will 
 be confirmed in advance\, and participants should make every effort to att
 end once they have booked.\nIf you are unable to attend\, please notify us
  as early as possible. Repeated absences without prior notice may result i
 n your place being offered to someone on the waiting list.\nYoung people u
 ndertaking team engineering projects are also expected to contribute to th
 eir group's progress and take responsibility for agreed tasks.\nWeather-De
 pendent Activities\nOutdoor driving and flying activities depend on suitab
 le weather and safe operating conditions.\nAlthough Fridays are our regula
 r programme day\, individual session dates\, times and locations may chang
 e due to weather conditions\, venue availability or other safety considera
 tions.\nParents and carers will receive confirmation of arrangements in ad
 vance.\nWhere possible\, alternative indoor activities such as simulators\
 , vehicle maintenance\, engineering challenges or project development will
  be offered.\nAll flying activities will be subject to applicable aviation
  regulations and safety requirements.\nExpectations of Parents and Carers\
 nParents and carers play an important role in supporting this youth-led in
 itiative.\nFamilies will be asked to support at least one First Step Robot
 ics youth event during the programme or volunteer to assist with practical
  tasks such as setting up equipment\, preparing venues or tidying up after
  sessions.\nThis shared commitment helps build a supportive community whil
 e giving young people opportunities to take ownership of their activities 
 and projects.\nFunding and Support\nSupported by Young Start funding from 
 The National Lottery Community Fund.\nFirst Step Innovate provides free op
 portunities for young people to explore emerging technologies\, develop pr
 actical skills\, enjoy recreational technology activities and collaborate 
 on exciting engineering and innovation projects.\nNo previous experience i
 s required. Equipment will be provided\, and all activities will be superv
 ised.
LOCATION:Broxburn - Strathbrock Community Centre
URL:https://firststeprobotics.com/index.php?option=com_joomcourses&view=cou
 rse&id=11
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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UID:jc-session-83@firststeprobotics.com
DTSTAMP:20261114T004039Z
DTSTART:20270205T150000Z
DTEND:20270205T163000Z
SUMMARY:FSI: RC Cars & Vehicle Adventures
DESCRIPTION:Free Youth-Led Technology\, Engineering & Adventure Programme\n
 Ages: 11–17\nCost: Free – Funded Programme\nWhen: Fridays\, 3:00pm–4
 :30pm — 22 and 29 January\; 5 and 19 February 2027\nLocation: Strathbroc
 k Community Centre\, 189A W Main St\, Broxburn\, EH52 5LH — Entrance B. 
 Suitable outdoor activity locations will be confirmed in advance.\nExperie
 nce: Beginners welcome\nFirst Step Innovate (FSI) offers young people exci
 ting opportunities to explore remote-controlled vehicles\, drones and mode
 l aircraft through hands-on activities\, practical challenges\, teamwork a
 nd innovation.\nWhether you enjoy driving RC cars\, flying drones\, racing
 \, exploring technology or developing your own engineering projects\, ther
 e is something for everyone.\nThe programme combines recreational activiti
 es with opportunities to develop technical knowledge and practical enginee
 ring skills. Not every session involves building or programming — some f
 ocus on driving\, flying\, practising skills and friendly competitions.\nF
 SI: RC Cars & Vehicle Adventures\nExplore the world of remote-controlled v
 ehicles through off-road driving\, obstacle courses\, racing and practical
  challenges.\nActivities may include:\n\nRC car driving and off-road adven
 tures\nObstacle courses and friendly racing competitions\nRC vehicle maint
 enance and modifications\nVehicle design\, assembly and repairs\nProgrammi
 ng and testing autonomous vehicles\n\nYoung People Lead the Way\nThis is n
 ot a traditional classroom-based course. Young people are encouraged to ta
 ke ownership of their activities\, learning and projects\, with experience
 d mentors providing guidance\, supervision and technical support.\nPartici
 pants can choose to focus on practical driving and flying skills\, competi
 tions or more advanced engineering challenges.\nThose interested in engine
 ering will have opportunities to research ideas\, design and build project
 s\, test solutions and improve their creations.\nYoung people undertaking 
 engineering projects will also be encouraged to continue their research an
 d development at home between sessions.\nThe programme aims to develop ind
 ependence\, confidence\, teamwork\, creativity\, problem-solving and pract
 ical technical skills.\nAttendance and Commitment\nAs this is a free\, fun
 ded programme with limited spaces\, participants are expected to attend th
 eir booked sessions regularly and actively take part.\nSession dates will 
 be confirmed in advance\, and participants should make every effort to att
 end once they have booked.\nIf you are unable to attend\, please notify us
  as early as possible. Repeated absences without prior notice may result i
 n your place being offered to someone on the waiting list.\nYoung people u
 ndertaking team engineering projects are also expected to contribute to th
 eir group's progress and take responsibility for agreed tasks.\nWeather-De
 pendent Activities\nOutdoor driving and flying activities depend on suitab
 le weather and safe operating conditions.\nAlthough Fridays are our regula
 r programme day\, individual session dates\, times and locations may chang
 e due to weather conditions\, venue availability or other safety considera
 tions.\nParents and carers will receive confirmation of arrangements in ad
 vance.\nWhere possible\, alternative indoor activities such as simulators\
 , vehicle maintenance\, engineering challenges or project development will
  be offered.\nAll flying activities will be subject to applicable aviation
  regulations and safety requirements.\nExpectations of Parents and Carers\
 nParents and carers play an important role in supporting this youth-led in
 itiative.\nFamilies will be asked to support at least one First Step Robot
 ics youth event during the programme or volunteer to assist with practical
  tasks such as setting up equipment\, preparing venues or tidying up after
  sessions.\nThis shared commitment helps build a supportive community whil
 e giving young people opportunities to take ownership of their activities 
 and projects.\nFunding and Support\nSupported by Young Start funding from 
 The National Lottery Community Fund.\nFirst Step Innovate provides free op
 portunities for young people to explore emerging technologies\, develop pr
 actical skills\, enjoy recreational technology activities and collaborate 
 on exciting engineering and innovation projects.\nNo previous experience i
 s required. Equipment will be provided\, and all activities will be superv
 ised.
LOCATION:Broxburn - Strathbrock Community Centre
URL:https://firststeprobotics.com/index.php?option=com_joomcourses&view=cou
 rse&id=11
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SEQUENCE:0
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UID:jc-session-84@firststeprobotics.com
DTSTAMP:20261114T004039Z
DTSTART:20270219T150000Z
DTEND:20270219T163000Z
SUMMARY:FSI: RC Cars & Vehicle Adventures
DESCRIPTION:Free Youth-Led Technology\, Engineering & Adventure Programme\n
 Ages: 11–17\nCost: Free – Funded Programme\nWhen: Fridays\, 3:00pm–4
 :30pm — 22 and 29 January\; 5 and 19 February 2027\nLocation: Strathbroc
 k Community Centre\, 189A W Main St\, Broxburn\, EH52 5LH — Entrance B. 
 Suitable outdoor activity locations will be confirmed in advance.\nExperie
 nce: Beginners welcome\nFirst Step Innovate (FSI) offers young people exci
 ting opportunities to explore remote-controlled vehicles\, drones and mode
 l aircraft through hands-on activities\, practical challenges\, teamwork a
 nd innovation.\nWhether you enjoy driving RC cars\, flying drones\, racing
 \, exploring technology or developing your own engineering projects\, ther
 e is something for everyone.\nThe programme combines recreational activiti
 es with opportunities to develop technical knowledge and practical enginee
 ring skills. Not every session involves building or programming — some f
 ocus on driving\, flying\, practising skills and friendly competitions.\nF
 SI: RC Cars & Vehicle Adventures\nExplore the world of remote-controlled v
 ehicles through off-road driving\, obstacle courses\, racing and practical
  challenges.\nActivities may include:\n\nRC car driving and off-road adven
 tures\nObstacle courses and friendly racing competitions\nRC vehicle maint
 enance and modifications\nVehicle design\, assembly and repairs\nProgrammi
 ng and testing autonomous vehicles\n\nYoung People Lead the Way\nThis is n
 ot a traditional classroom-based course. Young people are encouraged to ta
 ke ownership of their activities\, learning and projects\, with experience
 d mentors providing guidance\, supervision and technical support.\nPartici
 pants can choose to focus on practical driving and flying skills\, competi
 tions or more advanced engineering challenges.\nThose interested in engine
 ering will have opportunities to research ideas\, design and build project
 s\, test solutions and improve their creations.\nYoung people undertaking 
 engineering projects will also be encouraged to continue their research an
 d development at home between sessions.\nThe programme aims to develop ind
 ependence\, confidence\, teamwork\, creativity\, problem-solving and pract
 ical technical skills.\nAttendance and Commitment\nAs this is a free\, fun
 ded programme with limited spaces\, participants are expected to attend th
 eir booked sessions regularly and actively take part.\nSession dates will 
 be confirmed in advance\, and participants should make every effort to att
 end once they have booked.\nIf you are unable to attend\, please notify us
  as early as possible. Repeated absences without prior notice may result i
 n your place being offered to someone on the waiting list.\nYoung people u
 ndertaking team engineering projects are also expected to contribute to th
 eir group's progress and take responsibility for agreed tasks.\nWeather-De
 pendent Activities\nOutdoor driving and flying activities depend on suitab
 le weather and safe operating conditions.\nAlthough Fridays are our regula
 r programme day\, individual session dates\, times and locations may chang
 e due to weather conditions\, venue availability or other safety considera
 tions.\nParents and carers will receive confirmation of arrangements in ad
 vance.\nWhere possible\, alternative indoor activities such as simulators\
 , vehicle maintenance\, engineering challenges or project development will
  be offered.\nAll flying activities will be subject to applicable aviation
  regulations and safety requirements.\nExpectations of Parents and Carers\
 nParents and carers play an important role in supporting this youth-led in
 itiative.\nFamilies will be asked to support at least one First Step Robot
 ics youth event during the programme or volunteer to assist with practical
  tasks such as setting up equipment\, preparing venues or tidying up after
  sessions.\nThis shared commitment helps build a supportive community whil
 e giving young people opportunities to take ownership of their activities 
 and projects.\nFunding and Support\nSupported by Young Start funding from 
 The National Lottery Community Fund.\nFirst Step Innovate provides free op
 portunities for young people to explore emerging technologies\, develop pr
 actical skills\, enjoy recreational technology activities and collaborate 
 on exciting engineering and innovation projects.\nNo previous experience i
 s required. Equipment will be provided\, and all activities will be superv
 ised.
LOCATION:Broxburn - Strathbrock Community Centre
URL:https://firststeprobotics.com/index.php?option=com_joomcourses&view=cou
 rse&id=11
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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