Naniniwala na isang malaking hakbang na maihanda ang mga mag-aaral para sa tinatawag na pang-apat na pang-industriyang rebolusyon, maraming mga paaralan sa Pilipinas ang pinapasigla ang mga asignaturang nakabatay sa teknolohiya - tulad ng STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) at robotics - sa kanilang kurikulum sa paaralan.
"Our school includes robotics in our curriculum from the 4th grade to the 12th grade. We cannot stop it (fourth industrial revolution) any more so we have to embrace it and help them (students) be prepared more," saad ng punong-guro ng Living Stone International School na si Amelita Tumagoy habang nasa Sydney nang ang kanilang paaralan ay isa sa dalawang koponan na kumatawan para sa Pilipinas para sa FIRST Lego League Asia Pacific Open Championships na ginanap sa Sydney noong unang bahagi ng Hulyo.
Ang koponan ng Robotics mula sa nasabing paaralan ay nakapunta na sa anim na magkakaibang bansa - para sa World Robot Olympiad sa Russia noong 2014 at sa India noong 2016; Costa Rica - 2017, China at Thailand, at sa Australia para sa FIRST Lego League - matapos manalo ng mga pangunahing gawad sa pambansang kumpetisyon ng robotics sa Pilipinas.

Philippine national robotics team "NEXUS" ranked 3rd Place in the Teamwork Core Values Award over 43 teams from 21 countries at the FLL Asia Pacific Open in Sydney, 4-7 July 2019 (Michael John D. Cunanan) Source: Michael John D. Cunanan

Living Stone International School's NEXUS Robotics Team at Sochi Olympic Park in Sochi, Russia for the World Robot Olympiad in 2014 (Michael John D. Cunanan) Source: Michael John D. Cunanan
"As a school, we primarily believe that we are equally competent as those people outside the Philippines, other countries. What they can do we can do as well! It's only a matter of opportunity," dagdag ni punong-guro Amelita Tumagoy.

Members of the Philippine Robotics Team 'NEXUS' from Living Stone International School during the judging for the Robot Design category (Michael John D. Cunanan) Source: Michael John D. Cunanan
"We would like to see young Filipinos to be the authors of some programs, not only users of the games but creators of games, so all we have to do is to give them (students) opportunities to be really well-prepared. Who knows, maybe two years from now we will see a Filipino as one of the inventors of flying trains," ang pag-asam ni Ginang Tumagoy.