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The STEAM Stay and Learn activity held on 28th March was a great success as students incorporated a simple circuit into a design such as a vehicle or a model insect all made from junk materials. They were to test these models for how well they moved if they set up a circuit with a tiny motor (for vehicles) or they made a circuit with a light (for insect models).
The students were truly creative with the junk and almost immediately had engineered a simple chassis with wheels on which they attached their motor. Some made insects from plastic and odds and ends with a circuit inside their model which lit up!
Well done! Our students really were designers and engineers using a variety of tools to complete their project!
Stephen Casey
Primary Global Campus/STEAM Leader, Year 3 Teacher
MIT-Nord Anglia STEAM Programme
Our MIT-Nord Anglia STEAM programme helps BSB students develop their creativity and problem-solving skills by tackling interdisciplinary challenges facing the world today. Our students are encouraged to solve problems creatively, to embrace curiosity and to learn from world-leading experts at MIT. It also gives our teachers the chance to learn and receive professional development from inspiring figures in the world of STEAM and pass on their passion for learning to our students.
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BSB Primary STEAM Week is a unique opportunity for our students to engage in exciting, hands-on activities that combine creativity, design, and problem-solving.
Year 5’s PIAW allowed the children to bring their learning to life and transport themselves to the period of time they explored in class.