Primary Science Club 09 March 2016 Primary Science Club has been rather busy designing, building and testing bridges over the past few weeks. We had to solve a problem and build a paper bridge to exact specifications. The bridge had to be 20cm wide, 10cm tall and must be able to sustain a dead load of 500g. The children had great fun during the project especially testing our final engineered pieces and team leader Sung Ju class 6B proved that when it comes to paper bridge building, the arch is still king!John Carroll Primary Science Club Categories Newsletter Discover more Newsletter Top 5 reasons why summer programmes are good for your child 04 July 2018 Summer is right around the corner. Rather than letting your child take a two month long hiatus, there are several reasons why yo ... The benefits of learning to climb 04 July 2018 At the British International School Bratislava, we believe there is more to climbing than meets the eye. Climbing is not only gr ... Is the International Baccalaureate Diploma right for your child? 03 July 2018 Choosing the right curriculum for your child can be quite a challenge. Here is a quick guide to the International Baccalaureate ... 5 key questions to ask when choosing an international school 03 July 2018 With an array of schooling options available in any given city, parents may feel confused with which school to choose for their ...