H2Student
V sredo, 5. 2. 2020, so dijaki Gimnazije Lava sodelovali na izobraževalno-tekmovalnem dogodku H2Student, ki smo ga na Gimnaziji Lava organizirali skupaj s Fakulteto za logistiko Univerze v Mariboru. Dogodek je bil eden izmed 15, ki so ali bodo februarja in marca potekali na slovenskih srednjih šolah. Program poteka v okviru projekta Koridor brezemisijske mobilnosti Slovenije, njegov cilj pa je ozaveščanje mladih o trajnostni mobilnosti, o pomembnosti okoljske trajnosti in negativnih vplivih motorjev na notranje izgorevanje na kakovost zraka v mestih.
Zaradi vedno večjih sprememb v našem okolju, do katerih prihaja zaradi onesnaževanja, je zelo pomembno informiranje mladih o novih tehnologijah, ki bodo te spremembe v prihodnjih desetletjih morda vsaj malo omilile. Zato smo se na Gimnaziji Lava z veseljem odzvali vabilu ekipe H2Student, ki med mladimi širi informacije o pomembnosti uporabe zelenih tehnologij tudi na področju prometa in dogodek povezali s projektom SMART CITIES – European Robotics For Boys and Girls, saj je okoljska problematika skupna točka obeh.
Dijaki so z zanimanjem sledili predstavitvi in kasneje sodelovali v kvizu. Verjetno jim bo marsikateri podatek ostal v spominu dlje časa, saj jim je bil predstavljen na drugačen, zanimiv način. Na tekmovanje se je prijavilo 6 ekip, ki so v manj kot eni uri iz kock Lego zgradile avtomobile ter z njimi tekmovale v vožnji po postavljenem poligonu, kar je bila dodatna popestritev prireditve.
H2Student
The students of Gimnazija Lava took part in an educational and competitive event H2Student, organized by Gimnazija Lava and the Faculty of Logistics University of Maribor on 5 February 2020. The event was one of 15 similar events which took place in February or will happen in March at different Slovenian secondary schools. The programme is carried out in the frame of the project Koridor brezemisijske mobilnosti Slovenije (Coridor of non-emission mobility in Slovenia), the goal of which is to raise young people's awareness of sustainable mobility, environmental sustainability and the negative effects of internal combustion engines on the quality of air in cities.
Due to big changes in our environment caused by pollution, it is of great importance to inform the youth about new technologies, which will alleviate these changes in the future decades. Our school has therefore gladly responded to the invitation of the H2Student team, which spreads the information about the importance of green technologies in traffic. The event was connected with our project SMART CITIES – European Robotics For Boys and Girls, as both projects deal with environmental issues.
The students took active part in the presentation as well as in the quiz. 6 teams took part in the competition that followed: in less than an hour they built a Lego car in competed with it on a special field, which made the whole event even more interesting.