TEAM33001SCHOOLWilson's, Wallington
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The junior FIRST Tech Challenge team at Wilson’s School in Wallington: 15 students aged 15 to 17. Our first season brought three awards: Finalist Alliance and the Reach Award at Regionals, and the Sustain Award at Nationals.
What your money
actually does.
An FTC season runs on parts that wear out and parts that did not exist until we made them. Sponsorship is a small line in a marketing budget and a large line in ours: it is the difference between rebuilding a subsystem that failed and living with it for the rest of the season.
In return your name goes on our robot, kit and banners, in front of every team and judge we compete against. Sponsorship is shared with our senior team, Wilsobotics, so it supports both.
- Full official game field
- £1,500
- Control Hub
- £300
- Driver Hub
- £250
- Laser-cut metal plates
- £300
- 3D printer filament
- £200
Record
Competition record33001
- Awards won
- 3
- Regionals
- 4th of 15
- Nationals
- 27th of 50
- Team size
- 17 students
FIRST® Tech ChallengeWilson's School · Wallington
DECODE · 2025–26
Our first season, and three awards: Finalist Alliance and the Reach Award at Regionals, and the Sustain Award at Nationals.
Every event and resultThe machine
Beyond
the robot.
The team runs clubs across the school every week, from Junior Robotics to the KS4 Coding Club, and won the Reach Award for it at Regionals.
- Students across both FTC teams
- 35
- Junior Robotics, Years 8–10
- 40
- Students in the other clubs we run
- 75
- Students reached every week
- 150
Talk to us.
Email us with any question, or for more detail on the teams and the robot. If you supply parts or materials, tell us what they are and we will tell you where they would go.