Okanagan Marine Robotics led multiple outreach sessions at Kelowna Secondary School, engaging students in Grades 10–12. We introduced our team, explained our operations, and highlighted real-world skills like sponsorship, logistics, and media. Students explored our AUV prototype, seeing components like the torpedo, grabber arm, leak sensors, and hydrophones. We explained our autonomy software and how sensors like the DVL, IMU, and RGBD cameras enable real-time decision-making. We also mentored KSS students, assisting with robot design and programming. Additional sessions included a university and career workshop, team presentations with other UBCO groups, and a physics-focused talk linking classroom theory to robotics practice.