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Utilising technology to maximise the efficiency of solar panels.
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Aluwha
Utilising technology to maximise the efficiency of solar panels.
View project →Vaan
By establishing The VoxBox, an interactive, student-run radio station on our new campus, this project uses healing sound frequencies to combat student boredom and fatigue, supporting SDG 3 (Good Health and Wellbeing) by giving Middle Schoolers an energetic, inclusive outlet for social connection and neurological wellness.
View project →Pearl
Using magents and copper soild to collect enegry from a slide to store or for immediate use.
View project →Ara
The potential of a trampoline to harnesses energy from the springs to save energy at the new Brown and Jolly campus.
View project →Ryder
Exploring the energy capacity of a geodesic solar dome to see how efficient and effective it could be.
View project →Flo
Halving our environmental air pollution with living art, a moss mural.
View project →Linny
To build a model of a rainforest canopy net to help halve our school campus’s use or release of energy.
View project →Jack
My project is working on halving the amount of wasted water and potential energy that we could harvest to help the school become fully eco friendly and energy neutral.
View project →Ben
Can we harness student generated energy from a school basketball court?
View project →Ozzie
How can a biofuel digester reduce food waste at school and use food scraps from the school and nearby cafés to produce methane gas and compost?
View project →Javier
My rope pull machine would prevent the energy consumption situation from taking place at our new campus, Brown and Jolly.
View project →Autumn
The reason I chose a worm farm for my project is that with the right amount of farms, we can effectively reuse almost all food waste and turn it into healthy fertiliser that will in turn help us grow more food, the waste of said food going back into the farm and repeating the process.
View project →Milo
Designing a closed-loop Compost Heat Capture System that transforms chemical potential energy from organic waste into thermal energy, pre-heating campus water to drastically cut the school's electricity bills and combat energy loss.
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Kirun
By utilising a replaceable-disk dynamo to capture the momentum of students gliding down a Kinetic Flying Fox, this project converts playground gravity and motion into electrical energy, saving the school relying on grid electricity while supporting a neutral-energy campus.
View project →Yemaya
By implementing a Stationary Gym Generator that converts the kinetic energy of students running or walking on treadmills into clean electricity, this project introduces a practical fitness-to-fuel solution to slash the school's reliance on dwindling fossil fuels.
View project →Ashley
By implementing a Kinetic Roundabout on the new campus, this project captures the mechanical energy of children at play and transforms it into clean electricity, creating a fun, wind-turbine-inspired system that lowers the school's carbon footprint and contributes to a carbon-neutral campus.
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Ethan
By installing Kinetic Floor Tiles to harness the mechanical energy of student footsteps, this project directly addresses the Halve It energy goal by converting everyday movement into clean, renewable electricity to drastically slash the school's reliance on fossil fuels.
View project →Luka
By utilising a yarning circle and an aquaponics system to tackle adolescent brain fatigue, The Pantry of the Sky transforms a bare rooftop into a biodiverse oasis that aligns with SDG 11, merging the Environment and Nutrition pillars.
View project →Banjo
By transforming the brick walls of the new campus into vibrant edible gardens, this project aligns with SDG 2 and the Nutrition pillar to let students grow their own fruit vines, restoring the school's relationship with nature while providing fresh, vitamin-rich food.
View project →Roger
By establishing the Natural Movement Program, this project aims to combat mental fatigue through a calisthenics-based playground that energises the brain and supports growing bodies.
View project →Marli
Focussing on the Wellness pillar, this project tackles campus disorganization and social isolation by introducing a shared daily timetable board alongside family groups, giving Middle Schoolers the structural clarity and inclusive peer connections they need to navigate their school day confidently.
View project →Gracie
Inspired by Friedensreich Hundertwasser's "tree tenants" and the lifestyle habits of global Blue Zones, this project integrates lush internal and external plant life into school architecture to naturally purify the air, restore cognitive focus, and reduce adolescent stress.
View project →Allie
The Nutrition of the Nursery introduces a sustainable community garden that aligns with SDG 3 to provide brainfood for physical health while offering a calming outdoor retreat for emotional wellness.
View project →Isabelle
By building The Maze of Mystery, a unique, rearrangeable, life-size maze, this project aligns with SDG 3 and the Wellness pillar to cure widespread student boredom, engaging the adolescent brain in active problem-solving while reducing stress and screen time during school breaks.
View project →Millie
By applying Hundertwasser's 'Window Right' philosophy to the windows of the Carrington Street site, this project transforms sterile glass into vibrant, personalised artworks that align with the Environment pillar to foster a deep sense of student ownership and belonging.
View project →Goldie
By transforming a concrete campus footprint into The Silent Stone Garden, this project aligns with SDG 3 to give anxious Middle Schoolers a nature-filled sanctuary that calms the nervous system so students return to class focused and ready to learn.
View project →Molly
This project aligns with SDG 3 to give highly-stressed adolescents a calming retreat with animals, proven by research to lower student anxiety and clear minds for better learning focus.
View project →Cnaan
By creating The School Spirit Station to design a Middle School mascot, this project aligns with SDG 3 and the Wellness pillar to fulfill the 64% student demand for identity, boosting campus engagement, physical participation, and a deep sense of belonging.
View project →Isla
By replacing the concrete lines of the new campus with a natural rainforest playground, this design project aligns with SDG 15 to give Middle Schoolers a sensory, plant-filled environment that actively reduces stress and encourages healthier relationships.
View project →Toto
Fulfilling a massive student preference for natural spaces, The Calming Platform delivers an innovative, treehouse sanctuary that aligns with SDG 9 to give Middle Schoolers a relaxing outdoor environment to de-stress and refocus.
View project →Alby
View project →Ash
To bring nature back to our campus, The Water Walls introduces a functional rain-harvesting sculpture that aligns with SDG 11 to teach students about sustainability while providing a soothing, natural environment.
View project →Radha
By building The Climbing Walls of Wonder, this project aligns with SDG 3 to give Middle Schoolers a thrilling, age-appropriate outlet for risky play and full-body exercise that keeps adolescents active, builds strategic thinking, and boosts daily wellness.
View project →Zoa
By transforming our school bathrooms into The Flush & Flourish, this project aligns with SDG 3 to create a bright, comforting bathroom sanctuary that lowers student anxiety and supports daily mental wellbeing.
View project →Maya
By building a functional indoor cafeteria with dedicated seating, this project meets SDG 2 and the school's Nutrition pillar by ensuring no student goes hungry and providing a place to eat.
View project →Myla
Powered by natural environmental design, The Water Works introduces an interactive water feature to our campus, aligning with SDG 3 to fulfill student demand for a sensory, stress-relieving space that boosts inclusion, curiosity, and learning focus.
View project →Jethro
By transforming an empty campus footprint into The Ultimate Play Space, this project aligns with SDG 3 to give Middle Schoolers a dedicated adolescent haven that triggers new brain cell growth, lowers stress and anxiety and builds the resilience needed for academic success.
View project →Lui
By transforming our new campus with Project Playtopia, a targeted adolescent playground design, this project aligns with SDG 3 to provide a high-energy, joyful outlet that stabilises teenage emotions, relieves stress, and primes Middle Schoolers for deep learning focus.
View project →Theo
By building The Pannocchia Pizza Project, a communal cob pizza oven in the outdoor play spaces, we can provide nutrient-dense, student-cooked meals that fuel the rapid brain and body development of growing Middle Schoolers.
View project →Stella
By transforming a graffiti-damaged section of the communal Brown and Jolly walls into a student-led mural, Murals of the Moment aligns with SDG 11 to reduce stress, boost concentration, and cultivate a deep sense of safety and belonging within both the Living School and the broader Lismore community.
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