Agnico Eagle.

Supporting FTC Team 22310
and Lo-Ellen Robotics.

Three ways to help.

Funding

Help cover materials, equipment, transportation, and competition registration.

Discuss funding

Mentorship

Share professional expertise and help students understand how the work gets done.

Talk about mentoring

How partners
are recognized.

Recognition depends on the sponsorship level. The Lo-Ellen package sets out the options.

Compare the options
Online
Website mentions, linked logos, and sponsor profiles.
At events
Recognition on sponsor boards and in the competition pit.
With the team
Selected levels include team merchandise and competition robot placement.
At school
Engraved recognition, with lab sponsorship at the highest level.
Lo-Ellen Robotics students around an FTC practice field in the workshop
Robotics practice in the wider Lo-Ellen program. Photo: Lo-Ellen Robotics

Inside the
EDIT Lab.

Saffron is one of Lo-Ellen’s FIRST Tech Challenge teams. The shared EDIT Lab gives students access to CAD, 3D printing, CNC machining, and tools for building robots.

The program works to expand STEM education and participation, and develop skilled trades in Northern Ontario.

Explore the Lo-Ellen program