Scientific Exploration

Pitching tents independently, experiencing liquid nitrogen experiments, identifying constellations and observing the moon under expert guidance, creating starry sky lanterns... All while nurturing practical skills and curiosity, together building childhood memories under the stars.

Through hand-drawn sketches, material collection, hull construction, and engaging in the "Ship King" championship and maritime knowledge competitions, children have enhanced their scientific literacy and innovative practical abilities in the Voyage of Wonder project-based learning.

Each year, students are organized to participate in the Global Invention Convention. Our young inventors, focusing on 15 public welfare themes and driving questions such as smart protection and waste collection, independently design and create their inventions. Through dedication and creativity, they have earned 1 gold medal, 3 silver medals, and 6 bronze medals on the national stage.

Every summer, the "Rocket Kids" embark on a journey to the Lenghu Base in Qinghai, participating in the U18 Global Youth Rocket Launch Challenge. During the seven-day, six-night expedition, they independently design and launch small rockets and collaborate as a team to complete the 24-hour extreme rocket challenge. Through hands-on experience, they ignite their aerospace dreams and shine on the international stage—where ascent marks growth!

Students are encouraged to use technology to enhance campus life—whether through a clever idea or a practical model, such as a weather station, a cat shelter, plant identification signs, persimmon tree grafting... Each year, the school invites students to apply scientific thinking and innovative solutions to real campus challenges. Every spark of creativity, whether a concept or a prototype, holds value as long as it addresses genuine issues on campus.