As part of their environmental education, Year 10 students visited Tallinn’s Vivita Lab – a creative space where young people can turn their ideas into reality.
The students started their collection box project by learning how a product is made – from idea to prototype – and why test models are necessary. The first prototypes were made from recycled materials, which will help avoid mistakes before a future workshop where real sorting stations will be built.

Vivita’s visit showed that the environment, creativity and technology can work together to improve our school environment.

Polina Turov