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Lunar hotels can be stowed away? Bionic robots to withstand solar storms? Use moon soil as glass to prevent radiation?

You heard it right, these cutting-edge innovative technological ideas came from the "2023 Global Future Space Scholars Meet" which ended on August 13th. 27 students from ISA Wenhua Wuhan School were selected through the preliminary rounds in each province, and after 5 days and 4 nights of fierce competition in the Beijing final, they successfully won the first runner-up of the 2023 Global Future Space Scholars Meet in China, and a number of students were awarded with the Outstanding Individual Prize!

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Global Future Space Scholars Meet (GFSSM) is a high-level space business simulation activity for young people all over the world, which is co-sponsored by China Aerospace Foundation (CASF), American Spaceflight Foundation (ASF), National Space Academy (NSA) of the United Kingdom (UK), and ITCCC. 

The program is popular in China, UK, USA, Australia, Pakistan and other countries around the world, in which interdisciplinary project-based learning involves business, computer, engineering, architectural design, urban planning, art and public speaking, etc., which is a perfect integration of science, technology and business learning event.

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At the GFSSM event, students will travel with dozens of aerospace academicians and industry leaders to the year 2095 to create a commercial and industrial sub-moon space city for more than 500 residents and 100 tourists in lava tunnels beneath the lunar surface.

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In order to simulate the real life situation after immigrating to the moon, all the participating teams in the activity were formed into several virtual companies by drawing lots to simulate the operation of a real company and complete the division of labor and cooperation in accordance with the company's organizational structure.

In the business practice, the knowledge learned will be put into practice, and constantly improve the students' subject knowledge, leadership, teamwork, communication, critical analysis and other aspects of the ability to harvest the international project report to help the further university application.

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At ISA Wuhan, technology education and the development of scientific literacy is a key part of the school's philosophy. The school's STEAM program, which is offered every Saturday, integrates science, technology, engineering, art, math, and other disciplines, and is mandatory for every ISA Wuhan student.

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Students will learn computers, machine learning, pattern recognition, image processing, control engineering and robotics and other new technologies in the world's cutting-edge science and technology. They learn how to create a space city, manufacture intelligent robots, and make their own 3D printers, implementing science and technology and the spirit of innovation into their daily life. The school nurture students' development of thinking, and strive to breed future scientific and technological innovation talents for Wuhan, China and even for the world.

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In the pre-academic exchange meeting, ISA Wuhan students listen to the Peking University School of Earth and Space Sciences Professor Jiao Weixin's lectures, greatly enhance the students on the future of science and technology, triggering the academic thinking, ignited the dream of science and technology.

In the subsequent mock defense, ISA students interacted actively with the judges and confidently demonstrated their outstanding English speaking skills, which were praised by the judges by name. In terms of company organization, ISA students competed for the first time in the competition and successfully ran for important leadership roles in various companies, demonstrating the leadership skills of our students.

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Annie Du from 11th grade of ISA Wenhua Wuhan School successfully served as the CEO of Nebula Tech Company, and the design was highly affirmed by the Australian judges on site. The team's doctoral supervisor praised the design for "not limiting itself to the inherent thinking and the existing technology, but making imaginative creations based on the existing knowledge base, and designing the equipment and the city with a romantic and interesting character". The design of the device and the city is romantic and interesting.

Mark Ma from 11th grade of ISA Wenhua Wuhan School was elected as the CEO of Lunar Express Company, leading the company members to complete the 2D dimensional schematic and 3D structural design. After entering the defense div, ISA students demonstrated excellent adaptability, combining the design with the design drawings and guiding them in an orderly manner in the face of questions and problems raised by the jury, which won them a warm round of applause from the audience.

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From spatial tectonic maps, water circulation systems, atmospheric distribution, solar power generation, robotic automation to transportation routes, students used their knowledge of multiple disciplines learned in school to solve the design challenges they faced, and students actively collaborated using software tools they learned in the daily classroom, such as Visio, Microsoft Office, C4D 3D design, and Yitoa Graphics 2D design. Office to successfully complete the project bid.

In addition to the intense competition, ISA Wuhan teachers also had in-depth communications with teachers from Shenzhen, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Nanjing, Hangzhou and other friendly schools, discussing the topic of how to bring "technology education" into the campus, and opening up the way of thinking about establishing an advancing international school.

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The dream of deep space is now set sail!

Once again, congratulations to all the students of  ISA Wenhua Wuhan School won the Grand Prize, in the future, the school will continue to develop the characteristics of science and technology education, so that the STEAM interdisciplinary project-based learning to stimulate a new round of school thinking, and for the future development of internationalized schools to contribute to the power of ISA.