AutismBC Goes to Young Engineers Richmond (Giveaway)
When: June 7, 2026 · Where: Young Engineers Richmond
Enter a draw to attend our upcoming Goes to Young Engineers Richmond! This exciting learning and socializing opportunity offers STEM workshops for kids from Kindergarten to Grade 7. Date/time: Sunday, June 7, 10 AM to noon PT Schedule: Bricks Challenge (Kindergarten to Grade 3) from 10-11 AM, Galileo Technic (Grade 4-7) from 11 AM to noon Location: Young Engineers Richmond, 11780 Hammersmith Way, Unit 220, Richmond ( map ) Whether you choose the Bricks Challenge (K-Grade 3) or Galileo Technic (Grade 4-7), your Young Engineer is in for an hour of fun, hands-on learning! Bricks Challenge Students will explore key scientific principles through hands-on building and storytelling. Inspired by historical scientists and inventors such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Sir Isaac Newton, and Archimedes, students will engage in activities that introduce them to fundamental physics concepts, including: Centrifugal and centripetal force Force of inertia Kinetic and potential energy Law of action-reaction Lift force, torque, and leverage points Load distribution and angular momentum Students will also practice the mathematical skills necessary for scientific calculations related to their models Galileo Technic Designed for older students, the Galileo Technic program provides an in-depth look at mechanical systems from an engineer’s perspective. Participants will work in teams to build complex machines, exploring: Mechanical, mathematical, and physical aspects of engineering Logical problem-solving and teamwork in construction The fundamental principles behind machinery design and function Information for Caregivers Young engineers can be dropped off five minutes before class. Aside from water, please don’t bring any food into the classroom. If your child has a food allergy, please inform Young Engineers and AutismBC in advance. All classroom teaching equipment used will stay at Young Engineers Richmond. As space is limited, Young Engineers asks caregivers to leave the room during the workshop, but remain on-site until it’s over. To see what they made before you head home, return 10 minutes before the workshop ends. How to Enter AutismBC membership is required to enter the giveaway. Not a member? You can join for exclusive benefits. There are only 16 spaces available at this Goes event, eight spots for each of the two sessions. If you register and are unable to attend, please notify us through our contact us page immediately so we can give your spot to another member who entered the giveaway. Don’t miss this exciting STEM education and learning opportunity! To save your spot, click the button below. About Young Engineers The horizontal, full-colour logo for Young Engineers. Founded in 2008, Young Engineers operates Engineering after-school activities in over 50 countries and has over 30,000 students globally. Their mission is to prepare four to 15-year-old students for the changing demands of the 21st century workforce, focusing on fun, hands-on learning. About AutismBC Goes The horizontal, full-colour logo for AutismBC Goes, a series of events by AutismBC. AutismBC Goes is a series of free, safe, supportive, and inclusive events designed to connect the autism community.