The Trust for Education in Science and Technology is inviting schools to participate in their first ever Robotics Day competition on July 26th. The event will be held in Harare, Zimbabwe and the theme is "Keep the City Clean". Schools are invited to bring their FIRST LEGO League robotics teams to practice their skills, share knowledge with other teams, and compete for a small fee that will cover venue costs. More information can be found on their website listed in the letter. Participation in this inaugural robotics competition is encouraged.

1. TRUST FOR EDUCATION IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (TEST)
Postal Address: P.O BOX GD 84, Greendale,HARARE
Office: 11 Hodson Road, Alex Park, HARARE
Email: thesectretary@test.co.zw
DATE 5 MAY 2014
Dear SirMadam
RE: INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE IN TRUST FOR EDUCATION SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY (TEST) ROBOTICS EDUCATION AND COMPETITION DAY.
Trust for Education in Science Technology (TEST) is hosting its ROBOTICS DAY to be
held on the 26th
of July under the theme “KEEP THE CITY CLEAN”. This is a day that
people of all ages from all wails of life come to have fun using robotics. Many schools in and
around Harare are invited and you can expect most FIRST LEGO League (FLL) schools to
be present to take part in this momentous occasion.
This is a great opportunity for your FLL teams to practice their skills, share and learn with
other teams and have fun. The entrance cost is about $2.50 per pupil depending on team size
($15 for the Robotics entry and $10 for the science presentation). This fee is to help us cover
venue expenses.
This is the first ever Robotics day in Zimbabwe so we would like to invite you to participate
in this year’s Robotics day Completion. We expect the venue to be at a University in Harare
– we will advise you on this once we have confirmation from the university. You may find
more details at https://sites.google.com/site/robofestzim/ and your team can register at
www.test.co.zw
You participation will be greatly appreciated.
YOURS FAITHFULLY
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Signed on behalf of the Harare Institute of Technology Robotics Club Organizers
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