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The Essington School
Darwin, Australia
- Project
- Pythagorean Cup
- Ages
- 7–9
- Students
- 48
An international STEM initiative from Greece
Ancient knowledge,
modern classrooms.
Live lessons broadcast from Greece. Hands-on STEM with Micro:bit, sensors, and Scratch — guided by your local teachers, inspired by Pythagoras, Archimedes, and the minds that shaped the modern world.
6 schools5 continentsLive from Athens
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History
Stories from Ancient Greece — the cradle of inquiry, geometry, and engineering.
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Mathematics
Pythagoras, Eratosthenes, and the timeless logic that underpins science today.
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Engineering
Hands-on builds — from the Archimedes screw to the Antikythera mechanism.
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Code
Scratch, Micro:bit, and sensors transform ancient ideas into living systems.
The journey
A lesson, a build, a discovery — repeated across the world.
Every Odyssey module follows the same elegant arc, designed for classrooms anywhere on the map.
- I
Live lesson from Greece
Educators broadcast a curated session from Athens — story, science, and a clear challenge for the day.
- II
Local teacher guides the build
Your classroom teacher leads the hands-on construction using STEM kits, Micro:bit, and sensors.
- III
Students code, test & present
Children program their creation in Scratch, iterate together, and share their results across continents.
A global classroom
From Darwin to Lubumbashi, one lesson connects them all.
6
Pilot schools
5
Continents
125+
Students reached
4
Ancient projects
Pilot schools
Six classrooms. Five continents. One Odyssey.
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Socrates Academy
North Carolina, USA
- Project
- Antikythera Mechanism
- Ages
- 14
- Students
- 32
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MEES International School
Tokyo, Japan
- Project
- Pythagorean Cup
- Ages
- 6–12
- Students
- 25
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