FIRE event is organized by I-KIT LAB, and it seems like a great initiative by Gurukirpa Schools students. Here’s a bit more detail on how each activity could be organized:

Day 1 – February 1: Registration and Workshops

• Morning:
  • Registration and welcome ceremony for participants.
  • Distribution of event schedules, information packets, and kits.
• Afternoon:
  • Introduction to the different activities and competitions.
  • Workshops on robotics, programming, and the use of STEAM kits.
  • Team formation and project planning.

Day 2 – February 2: Main Competitions and Showcases

• Morning:
  • Robo Race: Run the robot racing competition.
  • Line Follower: Conduct the line-following robot challenge.
• Afternoon:
  • Robo Soccer: Host the robotic soccer matches.
  • Robo Fight: Organize robot battles in the designated arena.
• Evening:
  • Showcase of hydro rockets: Launch and judge the water-powered rockets.
  • Drone activities: Conduct drone racing and demonstrations.

Day 3 – February 3: Finals, Awards, and Closing Ceremony

• Morning:
  • Finals for remaining competitions and activities.
  • Last-minute adjustments and preparations by participants.
• Afternoon:
  • STEAM Kit Demonstrations: Participants showcase their projects and learning from the STEAM kits.
  • Judging and scoring of all competitions.
• Evening:
  • Award Ceremony: Announce winners for each category.
  • Recognition of outstanding teams and individuals.
  • Closing remarks and thanksgiving.