Teamwork the key to Science project

Working in small groups, Year 12 students taking the IB Diploma produced some excellent investigative work as part of the annual Collaborative Science Project.

The Collaborative Science Project is a compulsory part of the IB Diploma. Students are placed in groups that mix different science subjects to mirror how multidisciplinary teams of scientists solve real-world problems.

While providing a platform to showcase their particular science skills, the project also encourages teamwork, communication and the process of collaboration.

Groups worked on their projects for a day and a half before presenting their conclusions to their peers. This concluded with a prize-giving judged by staff in the Science department.

Congratulations to all students for some fabulous work.

Worth is one of the UK’s leading schools for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma. About a third of Worth Sixth Form students study the IB Diploma, first introduced at the School in 2002.

Read more about the IB Diploma at Worth here.