Our Impact
YRES successfully connected with families and generated strong interest in its programs, with approximately 20 sign-ups during the event. Children demonstrated creativity by designing their own LEGO builds, while parents responded positively to information about YRES summer camps. Older students also learned about volunteer and leadership opportunities, helping YRES engage a wider range of participants within the school community.
Unionville Public School
On June 4, 2026, YRES participated in the Unionville Public School Fun Fair in Markham. Team members Chloe, Eris, Aidan, and Logan hosted an interactive booth where children explored hands-on LEGO activities while families learned more about YRES summer camps and programs. When the robotics kit was missing key prebuilt components, students adapted by creating their own LEGO cars using the materials available. Older students also showed interest in YRES volunteer and leadership opportunities. The event attracted strong attendance and generated approximately 20 sign-ups, making it a valuable opportunity to connect with students and families in the community.
A day of fun at Unionville Public School
Highlights
Creative LEGO Building: When robotics components were unavailable, students adapted by building their own LEGO cars and showcasing their creativity through original designs.
Summer Camp Outreach: Team members spoke with parents about YRES summer camps, program pricing, and educational opportunities available to families.
Volunteer and Leadership Opportunities: Older students showed interest in YRES volunteer and leadership programs, while strong event attendance helped generate approximately 20 sign-ups.