Student Work
Make. Create. Robot. is a Middle School Afternoon Activity where students design and build robots, explore the world of making and creating, … Continue reading MS students edit code to manipulate Flappy Bird-like game in Make. Create. Robot.
As part of their study on potential energy, freshmen physics students created Rube Goldberg machines — machines intentionally designed to … Continue reading Designing, building, presenting Rube Goldberg machines in Physics
Update on 5/8/19: Lucas Held’s Struggle won second place and Grace Kolis’s The Human Form received an honorable mention. Congratulations … Continue reading Student work on display at the Page Waterman Gallery
Virtual Reality is just one of the many tools our students can use to demonstrate their imagination, creativity, and content … Continue reading BVR students at SXSWedu lead discussions on virtual reality in the classroom
Inspired by Newton’s Laws of Motion, 9th grade students created a carnival of physics-based games for Middle School students. All … Continue reading Upper School students create a Physics Carnival for the Middle School
For the second year in a row, Beaver students presented their works at the LearnLaunch Learning Innovation Showcase. LearnLaunch is a … Continue reading BVR seniors present “Innovation with a Purpose” at LearnLaunch’s Learning Innovation Showcase
We’re excited to share that three BVR students – Ravi Kalan ’21 (work pictured above), Lucas Held ’21 (work pictured … Continue reading Students’ photography featured at Griffin Museum at Regis College
This past fall term, Christian de Weck ’19 did an independent study where he designed and 3D-printed a prosthetic arm. … Continue reading BVR student work: 3D-printed prosthetic arm
Sophomores Will Brown, Ben Cohen, and Max Glenn wanted to bring their passion for music into the math classroom. So … Continue reading Thinking outside the triangle: sophomores write, perform song about the Pythagorean Theorem
Students in the Art of Boston class helped curate the current show in the Nancy Lincoln Gallery – Graffito: from the Street … Continue reading Students curate show from alumnus’s collection