2 thoughts on “Year 4 Young Scientist Competition”
Good morning
Thank you for your interest. The most important thing is that whatever the students come up with must incorporate a simple electric circuit. It can be a 3-D model of let’s say a robot made from cardboard boxes with eyes which light up or a model of a stadium with floodlights that actually can be switched on etc, but it can also be an Easter Greetings card which lights up or a drawing of a clown with a funny hat with lights. Obviously, the judges will take into account the students’ age and their basic knowledge of circuitry. It is important that the students can talk about how they made their model. Do not hesitate to contact us if you need more clarifications.
Good afternoon,
Can we have some more information on this competition please?
By design, does it mean a model presented on paper or a 3D model?
St Ignatius College, Patri Ġużè Delia, Siġġiewi Primary 
Good morning
Thank you for your interest. The most important thing is that whatever the students come up with must incorporate a simple electric circuit. It can be a 3-D model of let’s say a robot made from cardboard boxes with eyes which light up or a model of a stadium with floodlights that actually can be switched on etc, but it can also be an Easter Greetings card which lights up or a drawing of a clown with a funny hat with lights. Obviously, the judges will take into account the students’ age and their basic knowledge of circuitry. It is important that the students can talk about how they made their model. Do not hesitate to contact us if you need more clarifications.
Good afternoon,
Can we have some more information on this competition please?
By design, does it mean a model presented on paper or a 3D model?
Thanks & Rgds, Petra