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On Sunday 4 February, five Lower Eighth pupils – Vedaant Saggi, Richard Eichhorst, Jack Wang, Adam Zimmerman and Yohan Lee – accompanied by Mr Swartzentruber and Mr Tretiakov, successfully entered their completed physics and engineering puzzle to the 2024 Safe Cracking competition at Dulwich College.
Working down to the wire, the team managed to assemble the complete build in the final hours, learning valuable technical skills and lessons about project management, teamwork and communication, and enjoyed meeting, discussing physics and engineering, and being challenged by expert judges and peers from schools around London and beyond.
