Projects

Students are looking at how the humidity, temperature and noise levels in their classrooms can impact their learning, through developing a robotic measuring machine suspended on wires around the classroom.

Students are researching and designing potential kitten-feeding solutions to reduce the workload, animal-stress and costs associated with SPCA staff having to hand-feed orphaned kittens.

This project looks to combine traditional Polynesian wayfinding knowledge with high-tech light and movement sensors in order to investigate how wave shadows were used for navigation.

Students and teachers are co-designing and developing a method for collecting noise pollution data that can be applied to design challenges around how spaces are used.

After a death in their community, students suggested creating garden in the school where they could have a quiet reflective area. To keep it thriving over the holidays, they are also developing a high tech watering system.

Using sleep health tracking devices, school children investigate whether or not they have sleep patterns associated with favourable life outcomes.