The third year of the highly anticipated annual challenge continued to build on the strong success of the previous years, garnering a positive response as it expanded to include schools across Asia for the first time.
Over 3,700 students across the region took part in the competition, setting a new participation record with a total of 554 submissions – 50% higher compared to the previous year.
In particular, the challenge continued to gain international attention with submissions from three new countries – China, Thailand and Laos.
This year, LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education (MOE) and Jabatan Pendidikan Negeri (JPN), donated 50 LEGO sets to schools across Malaysia that might not otherwise have had the opportunity to participate.
With the Ministry’s support in identifying and reaching these schools, more students were empowered to bring their creative visions to life and take part in the challenge.
These efforts to expand the challenge to reach diverse and international backgrounds further amplified the cross-cultural potential set by the theme for this year's challenge, 'World of Fantasy'.
From fantastical and colourful landscapes to dazzling mythical creatures, the young builders weaved immersive storylines in their LEGO creations inspired by global and local folklore.
The 16 best LEGO creations stood out from the rest. They displayed a wealth of creativity, imagination, innovation, and technical skill that impressed the panel of judges, who comprised expert LEGO builders, designers, and dedicated lifelong fans.
This year saw a high level of international participation, making the competition tougher than ever. Notably, the winning teams, all from Malaysia, rose above the strong 1111international field with their truly outstanding and remarkable builds.
The 16 winning teams were awarded a collective prize pool worth RM100,000+, including iconic LEGO trophies, LEGO Play Sets, and the opportunity to attend an exclusive LEGO Building Workshop with a LEGO Expert Model Builder.
This special workshop allowed all winners to learn directly from the masters, honing their creativity and LEGO-building skills.
The winning LEGO models will be displayed at MINILAND in LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort until 31 December 2024, recognizing the teams’ incredible talent and hard work.
Parents, educators, and students can find out more on the official website about the LEGOLAND School Challenge Initiative and education programmes available at LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort. For the latest updates on promotions and activities, stay connected via Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.
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P/S : Kreatif sungguhlah anak-anak ni, aku nak pasang Lego kecik pun terkial-kial hahahaha..
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