A curious child investigates
Scientific projects are investigations that students carry out starting from their own questions: they ask questions, observe, collect data and share their results.
Nature is a ready-made laboratory for this work. The garden, the forest area and the campus surroundings constantly offer new opportunities for observation and measurement.
The research process
- QuestionWriting down clearly what you are curious about.
- PredictionThinking about what will happen and saying why.
- Observation and experimentCollecting and recording data.
- InterpretationComparing the results with the prediction.
- SharingTelling friends and families what was found.
ProjectAreas
- Nature and ecologyObservations of plants, animals and habitats.
- Mathematics in natureMeasuring, pattern and association activities.
- Experiments and tripsInvestigations that grow out of museum and field trips.
Project titles and results will appear on this page as the school shares them.
How are projects presented?
Projects are shared in classroom presentations, school events and family gatherings. The aim is less to compete than to learn to explain, to listen and to learn together.
Student projects