Art and people
Teams explored how people create and experience art.
Bringing art, creativity and technology together – and sharing your interests with other people.

In the MASTERPIECE season, teams explored how technology helps art be created, shared and experienced – and how to share your interests with other people.

Teams explored how people create and experience art.
The missions on the mat were inspired by art and the creative industries.
Solutions that use technology to help share art and interests with others.
The Core Values were part of every step – from idea to presentation.
Every FIRST LEGO League season follows the same path – from the theme launch to the regional final.
The MASTERPIECE theme is released to teams around the world at the same time, together with the robot game missions.
Over several weeks, teams build and program their robot, research the theme and develop their project with their mentors.
Teams present their project and robot design, show their Core Values and run their missions in front of the referees.
The top-placed team represents Montenegro at the regional final alongside teams from Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia.

11 teams from four Montenegrin municipalities at the national competition
Champion: KlariksMAX (“Dr Dragiša Ivanović” Primary School) – competed at the Adria Final in Puconci
Read the storyAward winners at the FIRST LEGO League Challenge competition in Montenegro in the MASTERPIECE season.
FIRST LEGO League Challenge Champion
“Dr Dragiša Ivanović” Primary School, Podgorica
Robot Game Award
“Štampar Makarije” Primary School, Podgorica
Innovation Project Award
“Štampar Makarije” Primary School, Podgorica
Robot Design Award
“Kekec” Primary School, Sutomore
Core Values Award
“Pavle Rovinski” Primary School, Podgorica
Put a team together at your school – we help with an introduction to the programme and preparing mentors.
Talk to usGuide a team through the season – you don’t need to be a robotics expert.
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