The Multi Autonomous Ground-robotic International Challenge (MAGIC) is a research-driven robotics competition that focuses on teams of autonomous ground vehicles working together to complete complex tasks. The challenge emphasizes multi-robot coordination, perception, navigation, and robust operation in semi-structured environments. It has involved academic and research institutions, including the University of Oulu in Finland, and has been associated with the University of Oulu Secure Programming Group (OUSPG). While the competition is not specifically structured as a high school event, motivated high school students may engage with MAGIC-related research outputs, datasets, and open-source tools to build experience in multi-robot systems and autonomous navigation. Participation in a formal team generally requires affiliation with a university or research organization, and the technical level is closer to undergraduate and graduate research in robotics. For high school students, the main benefits come from studying the published challenge tasks, system architectures, and algorithms to gain early exposure to advanced robotics and engineering topics.