On the open day, the children from the primary level had the opportunity to gain an exciting insight into the world of 3D printing technology at our school. In a short presentation, they learned why we have a 3D printer, what creative and innovative projects we implement with it, and the fascinating possibilities this technology offers. They also discovered which professions increasingly rely on 3D printing and modeling – from architecture and engineering to medicine and art. The children were not only amazed but also had the chance to ask questions and develop their own ideas for future 3D projects.

The students of the 6th grade worked with great enthusiasm on their dream house projects, combining creativity with technical skills. After drawing first sketches and collecting ideas, they used Tinkercad to create detailed 3D models, considering aspects like room layout, functionality, design, and sustainability. They experimented with shapes, structures, and materials, helped each other, and shared feedback, improving both their spatial thinking and teamwork skills. In the end, they proudly presented their unique designs, ranging from eco-friendly houses to luxurious villas and imaginative buildings, showing how technical knowledge and creative ideas can come together.