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A few weeks ago, students from 6 to 10 grades exhibited the STEAM projects that they have been working on during the last four months.
Each grade had to answer a question on a topic related to a particular element of the human body —from the five senses, to the digestive system to the different cellular organisations— and follow the 5 steps of the scientific method to come up with an hypothesis and test a prediction.
Not only the students’ scientific competences were tested but also their creativity, communication and budget management skills to impress the jury with their stands and presentations. A fantastic multidisciplinary team project that has culminated in a wonderful exhibition.
Congrats to all the participants from Nyon and Pully campuses and, particularly to the first price winners!
Collaboration often leads to innovation – and for three days in May, a group of our Champittet students had the opportunity to experience just that with 200 students from across Europe at the NAE STEAM festival in Prague!