Who can take part in Codeavour 8.0?

Elementary 7–10, Junior 11–14, Senior 15–18. Teams of 1–3 with a mentor. Open to: Global, India, Gulf.

Is Codeavour 8.0 free?

There's an entry fee. See the official site for current fees.

Is Codeavour 8.0 online?

It has both online and in-person parts.

How can my child prepare for Codeavour 8.0?

The key skills are block coding, Python, AI, robotics. CodingChamp courses that build them: Scratch, Python, AI & Machine Learning for Kids, Robotics with Arduino. Regular practice on real projects matters more than last-minute cramming.

Competition

Codeavour 8.0

An AI, coding and robotics project competition, mostly using PictoBlox, running from national rounds to an international final.

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Key dates

The next dates haven't been announced yet. It usually runs registration from July, national rounds, international final in spring.

ℹ️ Registration has been open since July 2026. Final dates not yet announced.

Who can take part

Elementary 7–10, Junior 11–14, Senior 15–18. Teams of 1–3 with a mentor.

Skills it needs, and how to prepare

Key skills: Block coding, Python, AI, robotics.

Questions parents ask

It usually runs registration from July, national rounds, international final in spring. The next dates haven't been announced yet. Always confirm on the official site.

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Details were checked on the official site in October 2026. Please confirm dates and rules with STEMpedia before entering. CodingChamp is not affiliated with this event.

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