This Wednesday marked the start of the final phase of The 12 Tests, which consists of a final challenge where students must complete a scavenger hunt throughout the school, solving riddles that lead them to the next clue, up to a total of 5 different clues, hidden throughout the school. The first one reads as follows:
“Count the total number of trophies (including plaques and mini-statues) in the display cases next to the staff room. Multiply the result by the number of children Horus had and add to it the age of the oldest woman in the world today. You must search the school for the number you get, because wherever you find that number, you will find the next challenge.”
The 12 Tests is a multidisciplinary activity promoted by the Language Arts curriculum for 1st and 2nd year ESO (secondary school) students. The first phase took place during the second term, as part of the subject, and focuses on fostering students' creativity, imagination, and critical and problem-solving skills. The champion of this sixth edition of the game will be chosen from the 31 students who have reached the 12th test, having passed the previous 11.
