Our students are now hard at work creating their chain reaction machines – an overly complicated invention that will accomplish a simple task such as turning the page of a newspaper, or filling a cup of tea.
Our students are now hard at work creating their chain reaction machines – an overly complicated invention that will accomplish a simple task such as turning the page of a newspaper, or filling a cup of tea.
Our students are now hard at work creating their chain reaction machines – an overly complicated invention that will accomplish a simple task such as turning the page of a newspaper, or filling a cup of tea.
Our students are now hard at work creating their chain reaction machines – an overly complicated invention that will accomplish a simple task such as turning the page of a newspaper, or filling a cup of tea.
Each team is busy planning, cutting, taping, and building a unique machine out of simple, everyday materials. Then on Saturday, working together with other Nord Anglia students from 13 schools around the world, our students will connect their inventions to make one giant chain reaction machine for the first time—hopefully the biggest that MIT has ever seen.
In between tackling this challenging engineering exercise and participating in our exclusive programme of workshops led by MIT, they’ve also been exploring Boston, attending a Red Sox baseball game at the famous Fenway Park. Even there, science continued to be a central theme as students participated in an exercise to mimic reactions of a bio cell.
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105 students from 13 Nord Anglia Education schools around the world work together inside an ice skating rink venue to build a massive chain reaction machine.
Ethan from the British School of Beijing, Sanlitun is drawing a design for his team’s chain reaction machine.
Students at the British International School of Houston have taken out all of their supplies out to build the big chain reaction machine.
The Northbridge International School Cambodia are reading their challenge before they start building.
Students sketch out a plan and explain the idea for their chain reaction machine.
Construction has become a little more hands on now! Students saw a piece of wood to use in their chain reaction machine.
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