Posts by Olivia Graham

Our keen geothermal scientists were thrilled to learn that two of our six power station entries had placed both third and highly commended in the GNS …

Micro:bits are a valuable tool for enhancing student learning in digital technologies. These miniature computers give students the opportunity to lear…

GNS Science/Te Pū Ao sponsored the Geothermal Science Competition for primary schools in Taupō, Rotorua and Kawerau. We were keen to join in, share ou…

We are building a cardboard power station. At the bottom of the main cardboard box, it was our plan to have a fan that blows flour through a toilet ro…

What we have made on Minecraft

Our design considerations

Part 1: The things that we used to make our power station were pretty simple. First we found a place to work and laid out our newspaper and we were re…

A: Hello and welcome to our geothermal project, I’m Alyssa.

I: I’m India S: I’m Sophie G: I’m Gracie a: and I’m Avery

How Geothermal Power Stations Work

First the steam that comes out of the selected geothermal hot spot gets transferred through the metal pipes to the…

Digital citizenship is an overarching concept requiring students to be confident and capable users of digital devices. They can use the language, symb…