On June 3–4, our school was buzzing with excitement during the primary students’ research conference “I Explore. I Investigate. I Think.” Young researchers confidently took the stage, demonstrated excellent teamwork skills, and presented the projects they had been working on throughout the year. During the event, students amazed the audience with incredible experiments, shared fascinating facts, and celebrated the knowledge they had gained.
The annual project topics impressed everyone with their diversity. Some students explored the world of chocolate, tracing its journey from the cocoa bean to the final product, while others delved into the secrets of fermentation, tasting and learning how to make healthy fermented foods themselves. Young travelers invited the audience on a journey across the world’s continents, while creative minds experimented with art and colors, even discovering that pink is one of the least favorite colors. Book lovers spoke about the books they had illustrated themselves and shared experiences from their visit to a printing house. Meanwhile, young naturalists presented their discoveries about the treasures of the Baltic Sea and rewarded the most active quiz participants.
This conference became a memorable and meaningful experience for the entire school community. We are proud of our curious young scientists!
And what about you—do you know what makes the Baltic Sea so special?
