BCB Student's Project Selected by MIT STEAM Challenge

BCB Student's Project Selected by MIT STEAM Challenge One of BCB students' MIT project has been selected to be part of the MIT reaction video.

One of BCB's secondary students' STEAM projects has been selected to be part of the MIT reaction video, where space experts make comments about different projects from many Nord Anglia schools around the world.

Well done to Helena & Chiara`s project, from Year 8!

Let's wait and see the new entries for the next MITchallenge as we launch it in term 2.

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