Inspiring the Next Generation: Hidden Oaks Students Visit the S.P.A.M. STEM Center
- SPAM Robotics
- Oct 3
- 2 min read
Today was a milestone moment for S.P.A.M. Robotics and the students of Hidden Oaks Middle School — the very first official field trip to the brand-new S.P.A.M. STEM Center!

This exciting day gave students a unique opportunity to step into the world of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) while learning firsthand about the endless possibilities these fields hold.

A Day of Hands-On Learning
During the visit, students explored:

🔬 STEM Careers – discovering the many pathways that lead from curiosity to real-world impact.

🤖 LEGO Robotics – testing their creativity and teamwork while building and programming robots.

⚙️ FIRST Programs – an introduction to the FIRST family: FLL (FIRST LEGO League), FTC (FIRST Tech Challenge), and FRC (FIRST Robotics Competition).

Guided by mentors and members of the award-winning S.P.A.M. Robotics Team 180, the students had the chance to ask questions, try new challenges, and imagine themselves as the innovators and engineers of tomorrow.

Building Inspiration Beyond the Classroom
The field trip wasn’t just about robots — it was about sparking passion. By stepping inside the S.P.A.M. STEM Center, students saw how their interests in coding, design, and problem-solving can grow into lifelong skills and careers.

At S.P.A.M. Robotics, our mission is clear: to inspire young minds and create opportunities for students to succeed in STEM fields. Today was proof that when you provide access, mentorship, and hands-on learning, the results can be transformative.

Looking Ahead
This is only the beginning. The S.P.A.M. STEM Center will continue to host school groups, workshops, and community programs — all designed to open doors and empower the next generation of innovators.

We are so proud of the Hidden Oaks students who joined us today. Their excitement, curiosity, and determination made this first field trip an unforgettable success.

Together, we’re building a brighter future — one robot, one idea, and one student at a time.
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