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STORIES OF TOMORROW

Students’ Visions on the Future of Space Exploration Collaborative Project in European Union’s 2020

research and innovation program

Grant Agreement no. 731872

Call: H2020-ICT-22-2016

STORIES Deliverable D5.8:

2nd WRO Primary School Challenge (former D5.5b)

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020

research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 731872

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STORIES of Tomorrow D5.8b 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge

Editor

Dora Thanopoulou (WRO)

Date

June 28th 2019

Dissemination Level

Confidential, only for members of the consortium

(including the Commission Services)

Status

Final



The STORIES Consortium

Beneficiary

Number

Beneficiary name Beneficiary

short name

Country

1 University of Bayreuth UBT Germany

2 Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg OVGU Germany

3 Helsingin Yliopisto UoH Finland

4 Ellinogermaniki Agogi Scholi Panagea Savvaae EA Greece

5 Nucleo Interactivo de Astronomia NUCLIO Portugal

6 Theofanis Alexandridis Kai Sia EE OMEGA Greece

7 Publisto Digital Applications EPE PUBLISTO Greece

8 Motivian EOOD MOTIVIAN Bulgaria

9 Creativitic Innova SL CTIC Spain

10 Societe d´economie mixte d´exploration de Centres

Culturel educative et de Loisirs SEM

SPACE France

11 WRO Hellas WRO Greece

12 University of California UoC USA

13 University of Arizona UAZ USA

14 National Astronomical Observatory of Japan NAOJ Japan

15 Curtin University of Technology CURTIN Australia



Contributors

Name Institution

Dora Thanopoulou WRO

Ioannis Somalakidis WRO

Vassilios Liakopoulos WRO

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Executive Summary

The 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge report documents the 2nd WRO Primary School

Challenge activity in Greece on M22-M27. As partner of the STORIES consortium, WRO Hellas

is responsible for organizing two WRO Primary School Challenges on the subject “Colonize

Mars”, as well as an international student’s competition (WP5). The objective of these activities is

to allow teachers and students to have the STORIES experience and to serve as a test bed for

implementing the STORIES pedagogical approach, designing and creating digital content,

utilizing the STORIES storytelling platform and exploiting the offered tools and services.

This document presents a summary of the activities that were organized in the framework of the

2nd WRO Primary School Challenge, as well as the results of these activities. In the first part of

the document, we present the Challenge’s timeline and the overall activities that took place in the

framework of the Challenge, namely trainings of teachers, dissemination activities, presentations,

selection and support of participant schools, regional preliminary contests and the Finals. In the

second part, we summarize the Challenge’s outcomes, i.e. the entries collected from participant

teams of Elementary students in the framework of the Challenge. The annexes are presented in

the final part of the document.



Table of Contents

THE STORIES CONSORTIUM ............................................................................................................................................................ 2

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................................................... 4

INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................................................. 7

PART A – OVERVIEW OF THE CHALLENGE AND REPORT OF ACTIVITIES .......................................................................................... 8

1. 2ND WRO PRIMARY SCHOOL CHALLENGE ......................................................................................................................................... 8

1.1 The Challenge’s theme: “Colonize Mars” ............................................................................................................................ 8

1.2 The Challenge’s Timeline ..................................................................................................................................................... 9

2. REPORT OF ACTIVITIES ................................................................................................................................................................. 10

2.1 3rd WRO Summer School of Educational Robotics ............................................................................................................ 10

2.2 Announcement of the 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge .............................................................................................. 11

2.3 Participation at Researcher's Night ................................................................................................................................... 12

2.4 Selection and support of 40 new schools from all Greek regions for participation to the STORIES OF TOMORROW

platform within their participation to the Panhellenic Contest of Educational Robotics 2019 ................................................... 13

2.5 Organization of free-of-charge webinars and seminars all around Greece ...................................................................... 14

2.6 Organization of 1 exclusive training webinar for teachers who participate in the STORIES platform............................... 18

2.7 14 regional contests throughout Greece ........................................................................................................................... 19

2.8 Challenge Finals ................................................................................................................................................................. 21

3. WINNING PROJECTS OF THE STORIES CATEGORY .............................................................................................................................. 24

1st place ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

2nd place ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

3rd place ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 26

PART B – OVERVIEW OF THE STORIES PARTICIPATING TEAMS ..................................................................................................... 27

4. OVERVIEW OF TOTAL PARTICIPATION ............................................................................................................................................... 27

5. PROJECTS OF THE STORIES PARTICIPATING TEAMS ............................................................................................................................ 33

Team no. 1 .................................................................................................................................................................................. 33

Team no. 3 .................................................................................................................................................................................. 34

Team no. 6 .................................................................................................................................................................................. 35

Team no. 13 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 36

Team no. 14 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 37

Team no. 15 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 38

Team no. 36 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 39

Team no. 37 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 40

Team no. 40 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 41

Team no. 46 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 42

ANNEX – LINKS TO THE FULL PORTFOLIOS OF THE STORIES PARTICIPATING TEAMS .................................................................... 44



Index of Tables

Table 1. The timeline of 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge 11

Table 2. The 40 new schools that were selected for participation to the STORIES storytelling platform 15

Table 3. List of implemented workshops, pop-up presentations, seminars and webinars 18

Table 4. Numbers of participating teams and students in 14 regional contests of Greece 23

Table 5. Numbers of participating teams and students in the Final 25

Table 6. Overall activity of 52 teams that were registered in the STORIES platform 31

Table 7. Total uploaded projects, episodes and assets 33

Table 8. Links to the full portfolios of the STORIES participating teams 48



Introduction

The STORIES consortium partner WRO Hellas is the main entity conducting Educational Robotics

competitions in Greece and South East Europe, as well as the official organizer of World Robot

Olympiad National Finals for the countries of Greece, Albania, Bulgaria, Cyprus and North

Macedonia. With the volunteering assistance of well-known scientists and academics, WRO

Hellas uses competitions as leverage, with the aim of facilitating the introduction of STEM and

educational robotics to the school curriculum.

WRO Hellas designed the WRO Primary School Challenge on the subject of “Colonize Mars”,

especially for the purposes of STORIES of Tomorrow. The Challenge was designed to be

integrated in the Panhellenic Contest of Educational Robotics, which is a contest that is organized

by WRO Hellas on an annual basis, each year attracting more than 2000 Primary School students,

800 Junior High School students and 250 Senior High School students. In this way, the STORIES

consortium aspired to demonstrate the potential of the platform’s approach to the wide audience

of WRO Hellas’ contests.

Throughout the period of M22-M27, the 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge was realized in

Greece, following last year’s 1st WRO Primary School Challenge (M7-M18). Once, again, the

Challenge has been a 5-months long journey for Greece’s Primary School students. Its main

purposes were to introduce Greek Primary School students and their teachers to the STORIES

storytelling platform, as well as help the Greek primary schools introduce the STEM education

approach into their curriculum, either by enriching their official curriculum or by offering

appropriate after-school activities.

This year, the Challenge broadened its geographical reach and addressed schools from all over

Greece and not only Athens, as happened with last year’s Challenge’s pilot approach. What is

more, new countries entered this year’s Challenge and were exposed to the STORIES platform,

as well as to STEM educational approach. To further boost this growing community of ours,

throughout the period of M22-M27 we designed and implemented the following supporting

activities in the framework of the Challenge:

● Workshops, trainings, webinars and one summer school for teachers, on the subject of

STEM and educational robotics

● Presentations and trainings for teachers, on the subject of the STORIES platform specifically

● Donation of educational robotics infrastructure to 40 Greek Primary schools

● Regional Preliminary Challenges in Greece’s 13 regions

● Final Challenge in Athens

● Selection of the best submitted projects with the aim of transforming them into lesson plans

and uploading them on our website, making them accessible to any Greek-speaking teacher

that may be interested in introducing educational robotics activities to their classroom



Part A – Overview of the Challenge and report of activities

1. 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge

This summarizes the 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge, which started on October 2018, had its Finals on March 16&17, 2019 and was completed on July 2019. In the framework of the Challenge, WRO Hellas introduced participant Primary school students, as well as their teachers, to the STORIES Storytelling Platform, through their participation to “Colonize Mars”, a challenge especially designed for students of 10-12 years.

1.1 The Challenge’s theme: “Colonize Mars”

The WRO Primary School Challenge is a project-based competition. The Challenge invites students to form teams of 2-6 members and create their own intelligent robotics solution, relating to the theme “Colonize Mars”. In the framework of the Challenge, teams are tasked with ideating, building and programming a robotics construction, including modern technology achievements that take into account Mars’ landscape and particularities. Throughout the preparation period, students research the laws of physics and the technological advancements and challenges regarding space exploration, brainstorm, construct and program, test, improve and test again, until they end up with their final project. On the days of the contest (first on a regional level and then on the Finals) teams present their final model and explain its function in detail. The most impressive automation concepts and the best constructions are awarded.



1.2 The Challenge’s Timeline

From the announcement day to the Finals day, i.e. from October students spend 5 months ideating and preparing their project, while their teachers participate in trainings and workshops that are offered to them by WRO Hellas free of cost.

Table 1. The timeline of 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge

7-9 September 2019 3rd Summer School of Educational Robotics (WRO Challenge preparatory

Summer School)

October 5th 2018 Announcement of the 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge

November 2018 -

January 2019

Teams ideate and prepare

Teachers participate to free-of-cost, intensive workshops and trainings

February 2019 13 Regional contests in all 13 Greek regions

March 2019 March 16&17 2019: 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge Finals

July 2019 Selection, curation and upload of best projects on WRO Hellas website



2. Report of activities

2.1 3rd WRO Summer School of Educational Robotics

In the beginning of the school year of 2018-2019, on 7-9 September 2019 we organized the 3rd WRO Summer School of Educational Robotics which was offered free of charge for teachers of all levels of education. The 3rd WRO Summer School or Educational Robotics addressed teachers who participate in our contests either as coaches of student teams or as judges. The Summer School aimed at bringing together teachers who are less familiar with the field of educational robotics and relevant actions & competitions, with teachers who have already gained experience through their participation in the Educational Robotics Competitions organized by WRO Hellas, as well as coaches who have been distinguished by representing our country in World Robot Olympiad. The 3rd WRO Summer School of Educational Robotics was offered free of charge to 80 primary and secondary school teachers. During the Summer School, participating teachers were introduced to our organization’s agenda for the school year 2018-2019 and were informed that the STORIES platform would continue being a part of our robotics contest and that they were invited to participate. During this presentation, STORIES leaflets were distributed to participating teachers.

Figures 1 & 2: Participants during the 3rd WRO Summer School of Educational Robotics

Figure 3: 3rd WRO Summer School of

Educational Robotics banner with

STORIES logo

Figure 4: Material distributed during the 3rd WRO

Summer School of Educational Robotics,

including the STORIES leaflet



2.2 Announcement of the 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge

The 2nd Primary School WRO Challenge was officially announced on October 5th 2018, as part of the Panhellenic Contest of Educational Robotics 2019. The Challenge was announced via WRO Hellas’ website and all social channels, reaching more than 20,000 people. The hype around STORIES was given a further boost by relevant publications made by schools on their owned websites, mostly in the case of schools participating in the Challenge itself or sponsored with robotics kits for their participation in STORIES. What is more, the announcement was diffused through the social channels of our strategic partner COSMOTE and through the channels of Greece’s most prominent media. In total, the promotional activities that were implemented in the framework of the announcement helped reach more than 200,000 Greek individuals, with the aim of introducing them to the Challenge and to the STORIES storytelling platform. The announcement of the Panhellenic Contest of Educational Robotics and all related promotional tools included a paragraph-wide reference to the STORIES OF TOMORROW platform, this year inviting schools not only from Athens but the whole of Greece, to participate in the platform within their participation to the contest. The reference provided some basic information on the platform and invited 40 new schools to apply for participation to the platform, apart from the contest itself. The schools that would participate in the platform would be provided with a LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 robotics set as sponsorship, in the framework of the Stories Initiative.



Figures 5-9: Promotional material used on WRO Hellas website, media and school websites,

including exclusive references to STORIES

2.3 Participation at Researcher's Night

WRO Hellas had its own booth on the Science Fair that was organized at NCSR Demokritos, during 2018

Researcher's Night. During the Fair, approximately 1,500 people (students, teachers, parents, academics,

media and the general public) approached the booth of WRO Hellas. Our team presented to visitors the

Panhellenic Contest of Educational Robotics, as well as the STORIES platform, and distributed STORIES

leaflets to everyone who visited our booth.

Figures 10&11: WRO Hellas Booth at Researcher’s Night



2.4 Selection and support of 40 new schools from all Greek regions for

participation to the STORIES OF TOMORROW platform within their

participation to the Panhellenic Contest of Educational Robotics 2019

All communication and information material related to Primary School participants of the Panhellenic Contest of Educational Robotics 2019 included a n extensive text presenting the STORIES OF TOMORROW platform and inviting 40 new schools to participate in the platform within their participation to the robotics contest. The text was published on WRO Hellas' website and was also sent to WRO Hellas' mailing list. At the same time, we increased our direct promotion efforts, mostly through our call center and with email marketing, starting and focusing on teachers and schools from the Greek regions that tend to have an “early adopter” attitude towards our competitions and related activities (ex. Thessaly, Peloponnese, Central Macedonia) and then proceeding with the rest of the Greek regions. Our communication on this level aimed at informing schools about the existence of an opportunity to participate in the 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge, gain access to the STORIES platform and gain a robotics kit as sponsorship for their participation and overall contribution to STORIES research. The first 40 schools that expressed interest in participating in the platform were granted with 40 LEGO Education WEDo 2.0 robotic sets, as sponsorship in the framework of the STORIES Initiative. In overall, we managed to help STORIES reach at least 1 school in every region of Greece (13 regions in total). The list of schools and their geographical reach can be found in Table 2.

Table 2. The 40 new schools that were selected for participation to the STORIES storytelling platform

School City GR Region

1 Primary School of Aghia Marina, Koropi Aghia Marina Attica

2 3rd Primary School of Aspropirgos Aspropirgos Attica

3 123rd Primary School of Athens Athens Attica

4 1st Primary School of Nea Ionia Athens Attica

5 3rd Primary School of Aspropirgos Athens Attica

6 6th Primary School of Ilion Athens Attica

7 7th Primary School of Acharnae Athens Attica

8 7th Primary School of Kaisariani Athens Attica

9 7th Primary School of Kamatero Athens Attica

10 4th Primary School of Koropi Koropi Attica

11 Primary School of Desfina Desfina Central Greece

12 3rd Primary School of Psachna Psachna, Evia Central Greece

13 Primary School of Kavalari Kavalari Central Macedonia

14 Primary School of Veria Veria Central Macedonia

15 4th Primary School of Aghios Nikolaos Aghios Nikolaos Crete

16 Primary School of Vasilia, Herakleion Crete Herakleion Crete

17 Primary School of Rhodes Rhodes Dodecanese

18 2nd Primary School of Nea Peramos in Kavala Kavala Eastern Macedonia & Thrace

19 9th Primary School of Xanthi Xanthi Eastern Macedonia & Thrace

20 4th Primary School of Igoumenitsa Igoumenitsa Epirus

21 Primary School of Stavraki, Ioannina Ioannina Epirus



22 Primary School of Mantouki in Kerkira Kerkira Ionian

23 Primary School of Karavostamo Ikaria North Aegean

24 1st Primary School of Akrata Akrata Peloponnese

25 4th Primary School of Amaliada Amaliada Peloponnese

26 Primary School of Chavari Chavari, Amaliada Peloponnese

27 Primary School of Neapoli Neapoli, Lakonia Peloponnese

28 1st Primary School of Sparta Sparta Peloponnese

29 Primary School of Vytina Vytina Peloponnese

30 2nd Primary School of Ampelonas Ampelonas Thessaly

31 1st Primary School of Palamas Karditsa Karditsa Thessaly

32 2nd Primary School of Larisa Larissa Thessaly

33 3rd Primary School of Aesonia, Sesklo Sesklo Thessaly

34 23rd Primary School of Volos Volos Thessaly

35 2nd Primary School of Nea Ionia Volos Volos Thessaly

36 5th Primary School of Amaliada Amaliada Western Greece

37 Primary School of Avgion Pirgos Western Greece

38 Primary School of Idroussa, Florina Florina Western Macedonia

39 6th Primary School of Kozani Kozani Western Macedonia

40 Primary School of Kozani "Charissios Moukas" Kozani Western Macedonia

2.5 Organization of free-of-charge webinars and seminars all around Greece

Throughout the period of November 2018 to February 2019, WRO Hellas organized 23 pop-up presentations in schools in 23 different cities of Greece (from all 13 Greek regions), 4 major workshops in the cities of Thessaloniki, Xanthi, Kozani, Florina and Patras and 2 series of open-access webinars for all school teachers of Greece. Depending on each case, the above educational actions addressed either teachers of all educational levels or school students with their parents or university students with technical specialization. All the above actions served as promotional platforms for the Stories Initiative to reach almost 900 students and teachers across Greece. In the case of teachers, the workshops, seminars and webinars that were offered aimed at familiarizing participants with the LEGO Education infrastructure and solving questions related to designing and building robotic structures and projects, in the framework of supporting teachers through their preparation for the Panhellenic Contest of Educational Robotics. Moreover they served as promotional tools for the STORIES platform, since they all informed participant teachers about the platform and distributed the STORIES informational digital flyers. In this way awareness over the STORIES platform has been further built throughout Greek schools in all Greek regions. In the particular case of seminars and webinars held for elementary teachers, WRO instructors also tried to offer technical support in simple issues and answered questions regarding the use, as well as the possibilities of the STORIES platform.



Figures 12-14: Moments from the teacher trainings that were realized country-wide in

the framework of the Challenge, in collaboration with various educational

spaces

Table 3. List of implemented workshops, pop-up presentations, seminars and webinars

Date City Type Subject Number of

beneficiaries

15/11/18 Volos Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop

Teacher's workshop on the subect of

Scratch, LEGO Education WeDO 2.0 and

LEGO Education MINDSTORMS EV3, in the

framework of the Challenge

22

21/11/18 Karpenisi Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





6

22/11/18 Volos, Xanthi,

Kefalonia

Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





79

23/11/18 Serres, Chios Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





74



24/11/18 Ioannina, Athens Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





19

25/11/18 Karditsa Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





13

29/11/18 Tripoli Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





15

30/11/18 Kopanos, Nafpaktos Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





45

1/12/2018

Salonica, Patras,

Lamia, Athens,

Heraklion Crete


Workshop





127

2/12/2018 Larisa Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





24

7/12/2018 Salamina Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





11

8/12/2018 Heraklion Crete Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





18

11/12/2018 Lesvos Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





5

12/12/2018 Samos Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





7

14/12/18 Naxos Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





3

16/12/18 Rhodes Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





9



24/1/19 Skype for business Series of webinars Intensive webinar on the use of LEGO

Education MINDSTORMS EV3 7

24/1/19 Thessaloniki Pop-up Presentation &

Workshop





22

25/1/19 University of Western

Macedonia, Kozani


Workshop





32

26/1/19 University of Western

Macedonia, Florina


Workshop





30







TOTAL

765



2.6 Organization of 1 exclusive training webinar for teachers who participate in

the STORIES platform

On January 28 WRO Hellas in collaboration with Dr. Angelos Lazoudis from Ellinogermaniki Agogi, we organized 1 training webinar exclusively for the teachers who were selected for participation to the STORIES platform. The webinar aimed at introducing teachers to the platform's use and possibilities. 15 teachers watched live the webinar, while 60 teachers were sent the recorded version of the webinar, as they were not available for live participation. The webinar was held before teachers were given access to the platform and aspired to provide them with an initial overview to the platform’s design, current and future possibilities and basic operation. Moreover, it aimed at helping teachers connect the STORIES platform with the projects they were building with their students in the framework of the Challenge.

Figure 15: Screenshots from the exclusive webinar for teachers who participate in the

STORIES platform, with the contribution of Dr. Angelos Lazoudis from

Ellinogermaniki Agogi



2.7 14 regional contests throughout Greece From 6 to 17 February 2019, all 14 educational regions of Greece organized their regional preliminary competitions, accepting a total of 1238 teams (5271 students). Between them, 119 Primary School teams (357 students) from all regions except for Cyclades, North Aegean and South Aegean, participated in 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge. From total 119 teams participating in the Challenge, 30 teams (180 students) participated in the STORIES storytelling platform as well. With the aim of monitoring and supporting the 30 STORIES teams as closely as possible, we created a special sub-category called “STORIES” category. In this way, the 30 STORIES teams would compete only with each other and the 3 teams with the best projects would be awarded for ranking 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

Figure 16: Some of the teams participating in the STORIES special sub-category

Table 4. Numbers of participating teams and students in 14 regional contests of Greece

Panhellenic Contest of Educational Robotics

-

2nd WRO Primary School Challenge

-

Regional Contests

Total teams in

the contest /

region

Total students

in the contest /

region

Total teams in

WRO Primary

School

Challenge /

region

Total students

in WRO

Primary School

Challenge /

region

Total

STORIES

participant

teams / region

Total

STORIES

participant

students /

region

Attica 488 2127 55 165 17 102

Central Greece 68 279 4 12 1 6

Central Macedonia 137 543 4 12 1 6

Crete 62 303 11 33 2 12

Cyclades 12 51 0 0 0 0



East Macedonia & Thrace 77 279 5 15 1 6

Epirus 45 210 6 18 2 12

Ionian islands 22 90 6 18 1 6

North Aegean 25 111 0 0 0 0

Peloponnese 63 252 5 15 2 12

South Aegean 27 117 0 0 0 0

Thessaly 95 384 9 27 1 6

Western Greece 79 357 10 30 1 6

Western Macedonia 38 168 4 12 1 6

TOTAL

Contest teams

TOTAL

Contest

students

TOTAL

MARS

Challenge

teams

TOTAL

MARS

Challenge

students

TOTAL

STORIES

teams

TOTAL

STORIES

students

1238 5271 119 357 30 180



2.8 Challenge Finals

The Finals of the Panhellenic Contest of Educational Robotics 2019 have been completed with a participation record from all over Greece. The competition was organized on the 16th & 17th of March, at the Indoor Olympic Stadium of Galatsi. Almost 2,000 pupils from kindergarten, primary school, junior high and senior high school participated in the Finals. The participations increased by 60%, in relation to the Finals of the competition held in 2018. President of the Hellenic Republic Prokopios Pavlopoulos declared the start Finals, noting that it was the “end of an exciting journey of five months”.

2.8.1 Greek participant teams in the Finals

The Finals of the contest received 40 Greek Primary school teams (240 students), in the framework of the 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge (MARS Challenge). Among them, 23 teams (138 students) participated in the STORIES special sub-category. The winners who ranked 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the STORIES sub-category are the following:

● 1st place: Team “MarsAgrotica” from 1st Primary School of Palamas ● 2nd place: Team “Vytina Robotics” from Primary School of Vytina ● 3rd place: Team “Robotakia Martians” (independent team)

The three winning projects are briefly presented in the next section.

Figures 17-21: Indicative pictures from the Finals with the presence of the President of the

Hellenic Republic Prokopios Pavlopoulos



Table 5. Numbers of participating teams and students in the Finals

Panhellenic Contest of Educational Robotics

-

2nd WRO Primary School Challenge

-

Finals

Total teams in

the Finals /

region

Total students

in the Finals /

region

Total teams in

the Finals of

WRO Primary

School

Challenge /

region

Total students

in the Finals of

WRO Primary

School

Challenge /

region

Total teams in

the STORIES

Finals

category/

region

Total students

in the STORIES

Finals

category/

region

Attica 171 743 19 114 13 78

Central Greece 23 117 2 12 1 6

Central Macedonia 40 176 1 6 0 0

Crete 24 120 3 18 2 12

Cyclades 5 25 0 0 0 0

East Macedonia & Thrace 23 115 2 12 1 6

Epirus 16 80 3 18 2 12

Ionian islands 9 45 1 6 0 0

North Aegean 12 66 0 0 0 0

Peloponnese 24 98 2 12 1 6

South Aegean 9 45 1 6 0 0

Thessaly 29 151 3 18 1 6

Western Greece 32 125 1 6 1 6

Western Macedonia 14 70 2 12 1 6

TOTAL

Contest teams

TOTAL

Contest

students

TOTAL

Challenge

teams

TOTAL

MARS

Challenge

students

TOTAL

STORIES

teams

TOTAL

STORIES

students

431 1976 40 240 23 138



2.8.2 International teams at the Finals

Being the National Organizer of World Robot Olympiad for the countries of Greece, Albania, Bulgaria,

Cyprus and North Macedonia, during the period of M22-M27 we initiated a synergy with our local

respective partners, aiming at reaching local students and inviting them to enter the 2nd WRO Primary

School Challenge.

More particularly we discussed the project with key academics and informal education players in all 5

countries where we are organizing the WRO Tournament. Through their network we came in touch with

some key schools, which were willing to include the platform in their curriculums. The first local teams

from Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Romania attended the Finals of 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge

(MARS Challenge) and presented their projects, as well as asked for the creation of accounts in the

platform, for their students to participate in. In the case of Cyprus, a local WRO Primary School Challenge

was co-organized by WRO Hellas and Frederick University on March 29th 2019 and was hosted at the

premises of Frederick University.

Figure 22: Guest team

from Bulgaria in

the Finals

Figures 23&24: Projects presented at the local WRO Primary School Challenge that was

organized in Cyprus

https://wrocyprus.org/%ce%b4%ce%b9%ce%b1%ce%b3%cf%89%ce%bd%ce%b9%cf%83%ce%bc%ce%bf%ce%af/%cf%80%ce%b9%ce%bb%ce%bf%cf%84%ce%b9%ce%ba%ce%ae-%ce%b5%cf%86%ce%b1%cf%81%ce%bc%ce%bf%ce%b3%ce%ae-%cf%84%ce%bf%cf%85-%cf%80%ce%b1%ce%bd%ce%b5%ce%bb%ce%bb%ce%ae%ce%bd%ce%b9%ce%bf%cf%85-%ce%b4%ce%b9/



3. Winning Projects of the STORIES category

1st place

Team name: MarsAgrotica Team name on the STORIES platform: 2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 36 School: 1st Primary School of Palamas Teacher name: Makis Samoladas Number of active students in the STORIES platform: 6 Project Description: Our project is called “Tomatoes from Mars”. Our robotic construction is the solution to the initial cultivation of plants on Mars, so the first inhabitants find their vegetables ready when they reach the red planet. For the Martian soil we use ground lentils so that DIMITRA, our robot can dig more easily. Our robot automatically plants tomato seeds in 3 stages: 1. It opens a planting pit at the point where the "seed pointer" is placed 2. It places the seeds into the ground 3. It covers the seeds with soil

At the same time, our model is our proposal for space-saving greenhouses on Mars. For our project we used one computer, two hubs LEGO WeDO 2.0, 3 motors, a distance sensor and a microphone.

Figures 25-30: 1st place winning team “MarsAgrotica”



2nd place

Team name: Vytina Robotics Team name on the STORIES platform: 2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 15 School: Primary School of Vytina Teacher name: Ioannis Karountzos Participant students on the STORIES platform: 6

Project Description:

Our project proposes the creation of a human colony that will develop into a glass dome that will

provide a stable oxygen level for people living on Mars. Unfortunately, the red planet has an

extremely sparse atmosphere, so its surface is often bombarded by meteorites but also receives the

ultraviolet radiation of the sun, which is not filtered. The effects of these problems make the

habitation of the planet seem unattainable.

To remedy the problem Vytina Robotics designed a system that protects the colony, consisting of a

collapsible shield that covers the glass dome and is triggered by a space-based radar detector with

a built-in rocket launch system. When the radar identifies an asteroid that is a threat to the colony,

it activates the shield to cover the vault colony and ejects a high-power and range interceptor rocket

to break the asteroid into smaller pieces that cannot penetrate the shield, which is made of grapeon,

the strongest metal on Earth.

Figures 31-33: 2nd place winning team “Vytina Robotics”



3rd place

Team name: Robotakia Martians Team name on the STORIES platform: 2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 35 School: Ιndependent team Teacher name: Niki Georgaki

Project Description: We built a space base on Mars in order to explore people's living conditions there and prepare for its colonization. Our mock-up consists of: ● Life preservation vaults ● An automatic meteor transfer system and its controller ● Solar mirrors that provide energy to our base

Figures 34&35: 3rd place winning team “Robotakia Martians”



Part B – Overview of the STORIES participating teams

4. Overview of total participation

In total, 40 new schools from all over Greece were selected for participation in the STORIES platform, receiving 40 sets of educational robotics infrastructure respectively, as a reward. From the total 40 schools, 18 schools participated actively in the trainings that were organized in the framework of the Challenge and formed teams of 2-6 students who were registered in the STORIES platform. Overall, 52 schools out of total 80, if we also count last year’s schools, were connected to the STORIES platform, either in the framework of their participation to the 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge or outside this framework. Among them, 274 registered students actively interacted with the platform and created stories in the framework of the Challenge, as shown in table 6. In the framework of the 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge with the subject “Colonize Mars”, the STORIES teams were invited to visualize and present their robotics projects, using the STORIES storytelling platform. More in particular, teams were asked to create two episodes in the STORIES platform: On the 1st episode, which would be entitled “Before Mars”, they would describe their ideation process, i.e. the forming of their team, the delegation of roles, the research of the bibliography and the brainstorming process which lead them to their final concept. On the 2nd episode, which would be entitled “On Mars”, participating teams would visualize how their robotics structure would actually work, when on Mars. As shown in table 7, a total of 34 projects were uploaded in the STORIES platform, in the form of 64 episodes that comprised of 862 assets. On the following pages we provide an overview of the best 10 teams who created the most complete projects in the platform, while at the same time participating in the 2nd WRO Primary School Challenge with their robotics projects.



Table 6. Overall activity of 52 schools that were registered to the STORIES platform

Team STORIES Name School

Number of

students in

team

Logged in: 2017-

01-01 - 2019-06-

26

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 1 7th Primary School of Kaisariani 8 8

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 2 Primary School of Stavraki Ioannina 5 3

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 3 7th Primary School of Acharnes 6 6

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 4 Primary School of Karavostamos 3 3

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 5 1st Primary School of Nea Ionia 5 1

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 6 1st Primary School of Aspropirgos 6 6

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 7 3rd Primary School of Athens 5 0

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 8 Primary School of Kozani "Charissios Moukas" 6 0

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 9 7th Primary Scholl of Palaio Faliro 6 1

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 10 3rd Primary School of Psachna 6 0

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 11 Primary School of Desfina 6 1

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 12 1st & 2nd Primary School of Nea Peramos 6 0



2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 15 Primary School of Vytina 6 4

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 16 4th Primary School of Amaliada 6 6

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 17 Primary School of Chavari 6 6

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 18 5th Primary School of Amaliada 6 6

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 19 3rd Primary School of Aesonia 3 0

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 20 2nd Primary School of Ampelonas 5 0

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 21 142 Δημοτικό Σχολείο Αθηνών 5 5

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 22 2nd Primary School of Metamorfosis 3 3

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 23 2nd Primary School of Larissa 6 8

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 24 6th Primary School of Kozani 6 0

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 25 3rd Primary School of Aspropirgos 6 0

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 26 4th Primary School of Aghios Nikolaos 4 0

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 27 Primary School of Neapoli 6 6

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 28 Primary School of Neapoli 4 4

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 29 5th Primary School of Veroia 5 5

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 30 4th Primary School of Igoumenitsa 6 0


2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 32 1st Primary School of Thrakomakedones 6 5

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 33 Primary School of Aghia Marina 6 0

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 34 2nd Primary School of Nea Ionia Volos 6 5

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 35 Robotakia 5 5

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 36 1st Primary School of Palamas Karditsa 6 7

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 37 Primary School of Vasilies 4 4

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 38 1st Primary School of Akrata 6 0



2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 39 6th Primary School of Ilion 6 5

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 40 Primary School of Mantouki in Kerkira 6 4

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 41 3rd Primary School of Nea Ionia 6 5

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 42 17th Primary School of Pireaus 3 3

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 43 3rd Primary School of Aesonia 4 0

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 44 9th Primary School of Xanthi 6 6

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 45 8th Primary School of Aghios Dimitrios 4 0



2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 48 6th Primary School of Kozani 6 0

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 49 3rd Primary School of Aghioi Anargiroi 4 4

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 50 7th Primary School of Aghioi Anargiroi 6 6

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 51 1st Primary School of Athens 3 2

2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 52 7th & 10th Primary School of Chalandri 0 2

TOTAL

Number of

students in

team

TOTAL

Logged in:

2017-01-01 -

2019-06-26

274 168



Table 7. Total uploaded projects, episodes and assets

Team STORIES Name School

Number

of

students

in team

Logged in:

2017-01-

01 - 2019-

06-26

Complete

questionn

aries

Projects Episodes Assets

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 1

7th Primary School of

Kaisariani 8 8 13 1 3 30

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 2

Primary School of Stavraki

Ioannina 5 3 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 3


Acharnes 6 6 12 1 4 44

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 4

Primary School of

Karavostamos 3 3 6 1 1 4

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 5

1st Primary School of Nea

Ionia 5 1 0 1 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 6

1st Primary School of

Aspropirgos 6 6 12 1 3 70

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 7 3rd Primary School of Athens 5 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 8

Primary School of Kozani

"Charissios Moukas" 6 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 9

7th Primary Scholl of Palaio

Faliro 6 1 0 1 1 3

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 10

3rd Primary School of

Psachna 6 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 11 Primary School of Desfina 6 1 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 12

1st & 2nd Primary School of

Nea Peramos 6 0 0 1 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 13


Athens 6 6 12 1 3 7

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 14


Athens 6 6 12 1 2 16

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 15 Primary School of Vytina 6 4 8 1 2 49

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 16


Amaliada 6 6 12 1 6 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 17 Primary School of Chavari 6 6 12 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 18


Amaliada 6 6 12 1 2 16



2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 19 3rd Primary School of Aesonia 3 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 20

2nd Primary School of

Ampelonas 5 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 21 142 Δημοτικό Σχολείο Αθηνών 5 5 12 1 4 13

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 22

2nd Primary School of

Metamorfosis 3 3 6 1 2 37

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 23 2nd Primary School of Larissa 6 8 16 1 4 153

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 24 6th Primary School of Kozani 6 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 25


Aspropirgos 6 0 0 1 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 26

4th Primary School of Aghios

Nikolaos 4 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 27 Primary School of Neapoli 6 6 16 1 2 10

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 28 Primary School of Neapoli 4 4 12 1 2 14

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 29 5th Primary School of Veroia 5 5 8 1 2 22

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 30


Igoumenitsa 6 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 31



2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 32


Thrakomakedones 6 5 6 1 1 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 33

Primary School of Aghia

Marina 6 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 34

2nd Primary School of Nea

Ionia Volos 6 5 8 1 3 37

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 35 Robotakia 5 5 2 1 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 36

1st Primary School of Palamas

Karditsa 6 7 14 1 4 43

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 37 Primary School of Vasilies 4 4 8 1 2 8

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 38 1st Primary School of Akrata 6 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 39 6th Primary School of Ilion 6 5 10 1 3 20



2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 40

Primary School of Mantouki

in Kerkira 6 4 8 1 2 49

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 41

3rd Primary School of Nea

Ionia 6 5 2 1 4 162

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 42


Pireaus 3 3 2 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 43 3rd Primary School of Aesonia 4 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 44 9th Primary School of Xanthi 6 6 5 1 1 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 45

8th Primary School of Aghios

Dimitrios 4 0 0 1 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 46



2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 47



2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 48 6th Primary School of Kozani 6 0 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 49

3rd Primary School of Aghioi

Anargiroi 4 4 0 1 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 50

7th Primary School of Aghioi

Anargiroi 6 6 12 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 51 1st Primary School of Athens 3 2 0 0 0 0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 52

7th & 10th Primary School of

Chalandri 0 2 0 1 0 0

TOTAL

Number

of

students

in team

TOTAL

Logged in:

2017-01-

01 - 2019-

06-26

TOTAL

Complete

questionn

aries

TOTAL

Projects

TOTAL

Episodes

TOTAL

Assets

274 168 263 34 64 862



5. Projects of the STORIES participating teams

Team no. 1

Team name: Kaisariani on Mars

Team name on the STORIES platform: 2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 1

School: 7th Primary School of Kaisariani

Teacher name: Ioannis Theodonis

Participant students on the STORIES platform: 8


Mars is farther from Sun than Earth is. Mars receives about 20% of the solar radiation that Earth is

receiving. Virtually a solar panel on Mars compared to one on Earth produces about half and maybe

less energy in the best conditions. This percentage drops when the solar panels are filled with dust

from the sandstones that prevail on Mars surface. In fact, recently the rover “Opportunity“ lost

contact with NASA due to a windstorm that probably caused damage to its solar panel system.

Inspired by facts like these, bibliography and also movies such as WALL-E and The Martian, we

decided to tackle this problem by building a solar panel sweeper for Martian settlements.

Figures 36&37: 2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 1



Team no. 3

Team name: SMARTIES: Exploring Mars and Detecting Winds


School: 7th Primary School of Acharnes

Teacher name: Evdoxia Zaralikou



We feel so proud of our two robotic vehicles. We are so safe in our lab and we calculate all the time

innumerous data sent by them. Now we know so much about the morphology of Mars. We have

studied enough the sandstorms. We have made conclusions:

Only 1/10 of Mars has the right morphology to build a colony. Sandstorms are dangerous only on

the North part of Mars.

We sent our data to NASA and we are awaiting for the next mission from Earth, “THE BUILDERS”.

They are going to build the colonies on the best places! Good luck Humanity!

Figure 39: 2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 3



Team no. 6

Team name: ASPRO - FIGHTERS 2019


School: 1st Primary School of Aspropirgos

Teacher name: Apostolos Georgakopoulos



At the top of Olympus on Mars, an automated radar, a "Planetary Protection System", has been

installed to detect meteorites or other space threats to the magnetic shield of Olympus or the whole

planet. This year was the second consecutive year that our team participated in the program.

Following our experience last year, our goal was to substantially upgrade our project, aesthetically,

constructively and programmatically, but without changing its central idea and philosophy. The

members of the group changed roles and all the structures were dissolved, redesigned and

manufactured from scratch.

Figures 40&41: 2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 6



Team no. 13

Team name: Energy production & management on Mars


School: 123rd Primary School of Athens

Teacher name: Ioannis Kiniklis



The existence of water under the surface of Mars can help us create ideal circumstances for

underground life, where we can prepare for a future overground settlement. Our robots use

automations to gather water from the underground and absorb solar power from over the ground.

Figures 42-43: 2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 13



Team no. 14

Team name: ROBOKIDS


School: 123rd Primary School of Athens

Teacher name: Ioannis Kiniklis



We built a safe, subterranean space, below the surface of Mars, and we created an elevator with

two automations that can move us up to the surface and back to the safe space. Our space retains

an environment which is similar to the Earth’s, with soil, plants and water. In this way we have

created a perfect refugee where we can breathe, live and grow our food.




Team no. 15

Team name: Vytina Robotics


School: Primary School of Vytina

Teacher name: Ioannis Karountzos



Our project proposes the creation of a human colony that will develop into a glass dome that will

provide a stable oxygen level for people living on Mars.

Unfortunately, the red planet has an extremely sparse atmosphere, so its surface is often

bombarded by meteorites but also receives the ultraviolet radiation of the sun, which is not filtered.

The effects of these problems make the habitation of the planet seem unattainable.

To remedy the problem Vytina Robotics designed a system that protects the colony, consisting of a

collapsible shield that covers the glass dome and is triggered by a space-based radar detector with

a built-in rocket launch system.

When the radar identifies an asteroid that is a threat to the colony, it activates the shield to cover

the vault colony and ejects a high-power and range interceptor rocket to break the asteroid into

smaller pieces that cannot penetrate the shield, which is made of grapeon, the strongest metal on

Earth.




Team no. 36

Team name: MarsAgrotica Team name on the STORIES platform: 2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 36 School: 1st Primary School of Palamas Teacher name: Nikolaos Mavrantzas Number of active students in the STORIES platform: 7 Project Description: Our project is called “Tomatoes from Mars”. Our robotic construction is the solution to the initial cultivation of plants on Mars, so the first inhabitants find their vegetables ready when they reach the red planet. For the Martian soil we use ground lentils so that DIMITRA, our robot can dig more easily. Our robot automatically plants tomato seeds in 3 stages: 4. It opens a planting pit at the point where the "seed pointer" is placed 5. It places the seeds into the ground 6. It covers the seeds with soil

At the same time, our model is our proposal for space-saving greenhouses on Mars. For our project we used one computer, two hubs LEGO WeDO 2.0, 3 motors, a distance sensor and a microphone.




Team no. 37

Team name: Super Robogirls

Team STORIES code name: 2nd Greek WRO Challenge Team 37

School: Primary School of Vasilies

Teacher name: Alenaxdros Roniotis

Number of active students in the STORIES platform: 4


We are in the year 2048. The environmental catastrophe that has been caused by humanity on Earth

has made it necessary for men to move to another planet of the solar system imperative. Scientists

turn to nearby Mars and all research missions focus on searching for one suitable place where a

human community could be organized.

Protection from the stormy winds of the Red Planet and the proximity to water deposits are two of

the most fundamental desirable features that will contribute to successful migration. As part of

Hellenic Space Agency's Apollo Hellas research mission, the spacecraft Mars Flier has already

transported successfully on Mars, in the summer of 2047, the robotic vehicle Aqua Mars, which is

looking for water deposits.

Just 8 months later, it's time for the next big step of the Greek mission, which is the landing of Mars

Hiker robotic vehicle, which makes altitude mapping of the terrain and counts the wind gusts. These

data will help researchers on earth find the spot that is most suitable and safer for colonization.




Team no. 40

Team name: Mantouki


School: Primary School of Mantouki in Kerkira

Teacher name: Ioannis Svarnas



In the summer of 2018, traces of water were found in the southern pole of Mars, under the ice. Our

project is supposed to send a vehicle to the south pole. Our vehicle moves on the surface of ice and

has two automations:

1. Recognizes when the vehicle approaches a rock, stops and flashes its light

2. Recognizes when the vehicle is tilted to either side, stops and produces a distressing sound.




Team no. 46

Team name: Martian 2030


School: 4th Primary School of Igoumenitsa

Teacher name: Evangelos Anagnostopoulos



We're in 2030! We landed on Mars three months ago and we are working hard to organize the first

colony!

Initially, we built a shield in which we placed our homes. Then we built a greenhouse to produce

oxygen, linked to our colony with air ducts! The water is supplied from the subsoil of Mars in the

form of ice that will be transported to a reservoir. A part of the water will be led to a filtration and

osmosis tank to become drinkable and another part to another tank to irrigate our greenhouse



Annex – Links to the full portfolios of the STORIES participating teams

Table 8. Links to the full portfolios of the STORIES participating teams Team STORIES Name School

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 1

7th Primary School

of Kaisariani

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fmn6sl26dvt4i0g/AADwVfn6vVDnavzqNbyzql2Qa?

dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 2

Primary School of

Stavraki Ioannina

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 3

7th Primary School

of Acharnes

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 4

Primary School of

Karavostamos

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 5


Nea Ionia

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 6


Aspropirgos

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/oc224w3dwj9htxh/AAAxy1R--

ZIyE6Kh8iyyniP1a?dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 7

3rd Primary School

of Athens

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 8

Primary School of

Kozani "Charissios

Moukas"

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nji6r3a0wlq3sjn/AABDb73aO3fHmUCeohebqgcHa?

dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 9

7th Primary Scholl of

Palaio Faliro

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/o98qbqn9tsi69np/AAB1e665rboR2UIpXEDWV_a3a

?dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 10

3rd Primary School

of Psachna https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BTxGZ-HhroStZ0hpSe2py7nMmIkePwmT

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 11

Primary School of

Desfina

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 12

1st & 2nd Primary

School of Nea

Peramos

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/z0gkewwh0ybkfwj/AACdc-

xflyn4wBTDEuXrIJjca?dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 13

123rd Primary

School of Athens

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 14

123rd Primary

School of Athens

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/x7gigoh09bzs7p7/AABZA2D6C1GkNyJn8Z17pKF0

a?dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 15

Primary School of

Vytina

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9k3gtpavmpqqyep/AABcDydgywfadhUj5IEU1B2ka

?dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 16

4th Primary School

of Amaliada

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 17

Primary School of

Chavari

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 18

5th Primary School

of Amaliada

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 19

3rd Primary School

of Aesonia

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 20

2nd Primary School

of Ampelonas

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 21

142nd Primary

School of Athens

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 22

2nd Primary School

of Metamorfosis

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fmn6sl26dvt4i0g/AADwVfn6vVDnavzqNbyzql2Qa?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fmn6sl26dvt4i0g/AADwVfn6vVDnavzqNbyzql2Qa?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/oc224w3dwj9htxh/AAAxy1R--ZIyE6Kh8iyyniP1a?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/oc224w3dwj9htxh/AAAxy1R--ZIyE6Kh8iyyniP1a?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nji6r3a0wlq3sjn/AABDb73aO3fHmUCeohebqgcHa?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nji6r3a0wlq3sjn/AABDb73aO3fHmUCeohebqgcHa?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/o98qbqn9tsi69np/AAB1e665rboR2UIpXEDWV_a3a?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/o98qbqn9tsi69np/AAB1e665rboR2UIpXEDWV_a3a?dl=0https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BTxGZ-HhroStZ0hpSe2py7nMmIkePwmThttps://www.dropbox.com/sh/z0gkewwh0ybkfwj/AACdc-xflyn4wBTDEuXrIJjca?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/z0gkewwh0ybkfwj/AACdc-xflyn4wBTDEuXrIJjca?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/x7gigoh09bzs7p7/AABZA2D6C1GkNyJn8Z17pKF0a?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/x7gigoh09bzs7p7/AABZA2D6C1GkNyJn8Z17pKF0a?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9k3gtpavmpqqyep/AABcDydgywfadhUj5IEU1B2ka?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9k3gtpavmpqqyep/AABcDydgywfadhUj5IEU1B2ka?dl=0



2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 23

2nd Primary School

of Larissa

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 24

6th Primary School

of Kozani

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 25

3rd Primary School

of Aspropirgos

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3mfl2s6z89hvzk5/AAAO6fD27fUotfp4875j-

Obja?dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 26

4th Primary School

of Aghios Nikolaos

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 27

Primary School of

Neapoli

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 28

Primary School of

Neapoli

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vnrpo04z46dinze/%CE%A0%CE%B1%CF%81%CE%

B1%CE%B4%CE%BF%CF%84%CE%AD%CE%B1%20%CE%BF%CE%BC%C

E%AC%CE%B4%CE%B1%CF%82%20%CE%A0%CE%BF%CF%81%CF%86%

CF%8D%CF%81%CE%B1%20-

%20%CE%A4%CF%81%CF%85%CF%80%CE%AC%CE%BD%CE%B9.zip?dl=

0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 29

5th Primary School

of Veroia

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 30

4th Primary School

of Igoumenitsa

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bj3nra3faqdqjmk/AABRPKFRPXtn4XirBufVqG7ba?

dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 31

4th Primary School

of Igoumenitsa

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7gucgfdomhsz1v8/AABfcaoFzssJ4U7qor2JPXOEa?d

l=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 32


Thrakomakedones

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 33

Primary School of

Aghia Marina

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 34

2nd Primary School

of Nea Ionia Volos

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 35 Independent Team https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5f46bf2z8kst9it/AABuJSvmulHiehhtYxhjpeffa?dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 36


Palamas Karditsa

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/zfo4bs2lgu1iqk2/AADbjpQEKYG_ZoFahr8M2hD5a

?dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 37

Primary School of

Vasilies

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9dkpuzuwjuglhsm/AABaFTHflVX4zVu-

hIp5g8bla?dl=0

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 38


Akrata

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 39

6th Primary School

of Ilion

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 40

Primary School of

Mantouki in Kerkira

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/xpihen1ve04a7ev/AACDbEcdBUgZVULGNgfeO76

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2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 41

3rd Primary School

of Nea Ionia

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 42

17th Primary School

of Pireaus

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 43

3rd Primary School

of Aesonia

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 44

9th Primary School

of Xanthi

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 45

8th Primary School

of Aghios Dimitrios

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 46

4th Primary School

of Igoumenitsa

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2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 47

4th Primary School

of Igoumenitsa

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 48

6th Primary School

of Kozani

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 49

3rd Primary School

of Aghioi Anargiroi

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 50

7th Primary School

of Aghioi Anargiroi

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 51


Athens

2nd Greek WRO

Challenge Team 52

7th & 10th Primary

School of Chalandri

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