Greytown School hosted the EPro8 Challenge competition on Monday, a three-hour engineering and problem-solving race, where school teams competed to build large-sized structures, operated a robotic arm, solved practical problems, invented machines that could complete simple tasks, took on the Quizomatic 2000 general knowledge test and undertook unusual experiments.
Pupils combine to think laterally
SOLVERS: Event manager Kelvin Thiele (left), Kirby Bradbury-Mills, 12, Ben O'Neill, 12, and Henry Isaacs, 12.
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