Build robots.Read the reef.Learn both.
Three physical domains. One integrated tech sports program.
Roatán Robotics Caribbean Camp runs out of Pristine Academy, on the edge of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. Every student competes in all three domains — VEX V5 robotics indoors, Drone Soccer in the arena, and E1 RC marine racing on Pristine Bay — across a 12-session monthly arc that builds toward Honduras's first registered V5RC team.
Mon · Wed · Fri across all four weeks of July. Twelve three-hour sessions on the same kit.
Equivalent to a semester elective compressed into one month. Build, code, fly, race, compete.
VEX V5 (Ground) · Drone Soccer (Air) · E1 RC Marine Racing (Water). No tracks — every student does all three.
Camp graduates who continue form Honduras's first official VEX Robotics Competition team — year-round from September.
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1-month July 2026
12 sessions · 36 hours · Mon/Wed/Fri 9am–12pm. Ages 7–18, 30 seats, 2-for-1 scholarship pledge.
Weekly syllabus, 3 platforms
Discover → Learn → Develop → Compete. VEX V5 robotics, Drone Soccer, and E1 RC marine racing — every student, every domain.
Challenges, ladder, championship
Four VEX challenges with mandatory Clash, a Builder → Competitor progression ladder, and the Quarterly Tech Sports Open.
Every student. Every domain. Every month.
Teams aren't assigned to a single platform — they compete in all three. VEX V5 receives the most curriculum time because it's the most technically complex. Drone Soccer and E1 RC deliver the speed and spectacle.
VEX V5 Robotics
Students build the V5 Clawbot from a 4,500-piece Competition Super Kit, program it in VEXcode Blocks (Python from Month 2), and compete in four custom challenges plus the head-to-head Clash bracket.
Drone Soccer
Two full teams of seven pilots compete inside a netted arena, flying cage-protected drones through elevated goal rings. The most visually dramatic platform — and the most naturally accessible for younger students.
E1 RC Marine Racing
Eight E1 RaceBird hydrofoil replicas race on Pristine Bay — the world's second-largest barrier reef as a literal race course. Heats of four with bracket finals. Individual competition: any student can be E1 champion.
Built with help from a purposeful constellation.
Caribbean Camp doesn't run in isolation. It's built alongside platform makers, conservation organizations, educators, and the local institutions whose ground truth turns a syllabus into a place. The partners below have committed to the inaugural cohort — full role descriptions and announcements follow as each agreement is finalized.
Partnerships in active development · 2026 cohort