Around 66 outstanding students from NAE's global family of schools will be selected for an incredible week at MIT in Boston, USA, in November 2025. Last year, our very own Nadav and Noah from Year 10 were honoured as winners from China! They had an unforgettable week filled with groundbreaking workshops, inspiring lectures, and the opportunity to meet peers from around the globe - forming friendships that will last a lifetime!
Get Involved!
To enter this amazing competition, carefully review the attached information sheets and submit your final entry along with the parent permission form by Thursday 23 January.
If you have any questions or need help with your entry, don't hesitate to reach out to Ms. Nagulendran. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to shine at MIT! Get started today!
Y7 MIT Exhibition
Year 7 students showcased the outcomes of their MIT Challenge, titled "Designing Solutions with AI." Over the past four weeks, the students engaged in extensive research on everyday products, utilising collected data and AI to conceptualise more sustainable and innovative versions of items we commonly use.
Throughout this process, we emphasised the learner ambitions of collaboration, curiosity and creativity. Students were encouraged to stretch these competencies by employing thoughtful questions to effectively engage with AI.
The exhibition provided an opportunity for students to articulate their ideas to both parents and staff members, who participated in reviewing and providing feedback on the projects. This interactive experience not only highlighted the students' hard work but also gave them the opportunity to build their communication skills.
How else can you participate in the MIT?
There are so many fantastic opportunities for students to get involved with our MIT Collaborations. In KS3, students participate in the MIT Challenges with their cohorts. Students in KS4 and KS5 have access to our library of MIT Abstracts which cover interesting topics involving the advancements within the fields of science and technology. Finally, all students can ask MIT experts questions about something they are passionate about.
Other ways to get Your Child Involved with the Exciting MIT Collaboration!
1. Join the MIT Challenges!
Students in Years 7, 8, and 9 have the chance to participate in thrilling challenges throughout the year. But don’t worry if you’re not in KS3! You can still get involved by contributing your questions and creative ideas to the Global Campus Challenge pages. This year's challenges, designed by MIT scientists, focus on developing innovative solutions to pressing issues like the climate crisis through AI and App Design. Outstanding questions posted on the GC wall may even get a direct response from MIT!
2. Experience MIT Abstracts!
Dive into interactive lectures from MIT covering a variety of fascinating topics! Participate live from the comfort of your home or catch the recordings being showcased in the second-floor cinema of the Hamilton Centre.
3. Ask the Experts!
Got a burning question? Don't hesitate! Post it on the ASK MIT page on Global Campus, and let the curiosity experts, Abby and Nolan, provide you with insightful answers!
4. Join the MIT Competition!
Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to showcase your talents and creativity! Get involved in the MIT Competition and be part of something extraordinary!
Encourage your child to take part in these fantastic opportunities and discover the wonders of collaboration with MIT!
