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Hilton Head Island Elementary students show off robots and coding at STEAM summer camp
Summary
Students at Hilton Head Island Elementary School described building robots, coding them to move in a square and constructing mazes during a STEAM summer camp segment aired by BCTV; the station posted full video of the program online.
Kevin Libby highlighted Hilton Head Island Elementary School’s STEAM summer camp during the broadcast and aired students describing hands-on camp activities.
One student said they came to learn "more about engineering and building and programming," describing work with LEGO parts, robotic motors and coding to make a robot move in a square. Another student described creative projects including building mazes for marbles and making a "sea camper" designed to withstand ocean pressure.
The program directed viewers to the station’s online channel for the full STEAM camp video. The segment presented students' impressions and did not propose changes to school policy or funding.
The students were identified in the broadcast only as camp participants; no individual student names were given on air.
