The RNS Robotics team from Rosenallis National School are representing Ireland in St.Louis this April.
A Laois school is raising funds in order to represent Ireland at the VEX World Robotics Championships in America this April.
The RNS Robotics team from Rosenallis National School won the Teamwork award alongside Donegal's Dromore National School at this years All Ireland championship in Cork.
They've been invited to compete in St. Louis, and are looking to fundraise €100,000 to cover the costs of the trip.
One of the teachers overseeing the group, Aaron Mackessy says they have a large team all playing a part:
You can donate to their GoFundMe here.
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