Achievement archive
Achievements Dashboard
Explore documented student and school achievements by year, audience, and related historical theme.
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Counts reflect available achievement-tagged archive records, not every achievement earned in each year.
25 matching records
·Teachers & students
WRO 2026 teams recognized
The final dated teacher post in the supplied archive congratulated students on their achievements at the WRO 2026 Special Round. It did not list individual placements in the extracted text.
Innovation
·student
Young achievers span robotics, mathematics and sport
KMIDS recognized students for results across national and international competitions. The record includes a Mission Challenge championship, mathematics awards, air-race and drone podiums, qualification for the World Robot Challenge in Beijing and an Asian-level robotics competition in Hong Kong.
Innovation
·student
Maker Robotics Challenge 2026: student projects and awards
The announcement reports that more than 30 students competed in 10 robotics categories, with most teams receiving awards. Photos show students constructing, testing and operating robots.
Innovation
·student
CRA Innovations & Inventions Forum: bronze medal
Tonpo, Bank and Champion receive a bronze medal at the CRA Think Share: Innovations & Inventions Forum 2026, explicitly recognizing creativity and innovation.
Innovation
·student
FIRST LEGO League: OREO 1000 champions
KMIDS OREO 1000 receives the Champion Award, first place, at FIRST LEGO League Thailand 2025/26, recognizing the team's completed robotics competition work.
Innovation
·student
FIRST LEGO League: Geode's Innovative Solution Award
KMIDS Geode receives the Innovative Solution Award and second place in Robot Performance, documenting both student solution development and robotics achievement.
Innovation
·student
FIRST LEGO League: Good Boy robot work and Team Spirit Award
A competition photo shows the Good Boy team working with robots on the challenge field. The team also receives a Team Spirit Award; no robot-performance placing is claimed.
Innovation
·student
Maker Robotics: line-following and maze awards
Toto and Winwin are named Senior Line Challenge champions, and Toto receives first runner-up in LEGO A.MAZE.ING Senior, showing successful student robotics problem-solving.
Innovation
·student
Maker Robotics: combat robot awards
The slide reports first runner-up for N-doo in Combat LEGO 1.5 KG Open and a second runner-up result for Tata, documenting further student robotics achievements.
Innovation
·student
WRO International: two world runner-up teams
The announcement reports second place in the world for KMIDS GFM in Future Engineers and KMIDS No.1 is here in Robosports, documenting international recognition for their robotics work.
Innovation
·student
APRA International Final: first runner-up
Aungpao, Tonson and Sun earn international first runner-up in Ho Chi Minh City. The slide adds a new international result and photos of their robot challenge work.
Innovation
·student
WRO Robomission Senior: Oreo 3000 takes third place
Mawin, Idea and Leicester earn third place in Robomission Senior. This is a new competition result for a team previously listed as a participant.
Innovation
·student
WRO Robomission: three teams finish in the top ten
Photos show students operating robots in competition. KMIDS No.1 is here, Oreo 888 and Rejuvenation are shown in sixth, eighth and ninth places, adding new results to the earlier announcement.
Innovation
·student
WRO: Future Engineers and Future Innovators awards
The announcement documents awards for student engineering and innovation teams, including KMIDS Haptic Glove and The Mad Monkeys, alongside Robosports results.
Innovation
·student
APRA Thailand robotics champions
Aungpao, Tonson and Sun are named Thailand champions in the Asia Pacific Robot Alliance competition, with photos of their robot challenge work and qualification for the world finals.
Innovation
·student
WRO Robomission: student robotics achievements
Student teams demonstrate robotics problem-solving through WRO Robomission results, including first, third and fourth places in the junior category.
Innovation
·student
World Mathematics Championships recognition
MingMing, Penguin and Captain were recognized across knowledge, strategy, collaboration, challenge and creativity categories at the World Mathematics Championships.
·student
Jaonai wins in Romania
Puvasit (Jaonai) Aphisinrungrot won the Line Follower–Kids competition at Robochallenge 2022 in Romania, where participants represented 15 countries.
Innovation
·student
Robo Innovator Challenge champions
Pond, Pleum and Poon won first place at the Roboinnovator Challenge 2022 Northeast.
Innovation
·student
Dance medals for Aim
The January newsletter reported Grade 10 student Aim’s gold medals in Hip Hop and Contemporary Ensemble and silver in ballet at the ATOD International Dance Competition 2020.
Events & Culture
·student
Karting results for Chanya and Chacha
KMIDS reported Chacha’s third-place finish in round 2 and Chanya’s fourth-place finish in round 3 of Rotax Max Challenge Thailand. The report announced their selection for the Bahrain finals.
·student
Sumo robotics qualification for Japan
Toffy and Pond placed third in Mega Sumo RC at the Bangkok tournament and qualified to represent KMIDS and Thailand at the international finals in Japan.
Innovation
·student
National champions at WRO Thailand
KMIDS reported national championships in the Senior and Junior Open categories at the 2018 Thailand finals, alongside further podium finishes and honorable mentions. The report also announced qualification for the international finals.
Innovation
·student
Talay earns mathematics gold
Grade 10 student Ratirot (Talay) Wanlapha received a gold medal in the Mind Sports category at the Singapore International Math Olympiad Challenge 2018.
·student
An earlier WRO photograph in the anniversary book
The anniversary-book review identifies a 2017 WRO photograph in the achievements spreads, alongside material from 2025. This extends the documentary trail of robotics beyond the morning-announcement collection.
Innovation