Technical basics on bikes, this time at Dobrá Voda Primary School

On 26 May 2026, teachers from the Secondary Technical School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering in České Budějovice (Jan Petrášek and Václav Hlaváč) visited Dobrá Voda Primary School, where they gave the pupils a practical and hands-on introduction to technology. The aim of the event was to show that technical education does not have to start at secondary school – even primary school pupils can discover for themselves that technology is creative, interesting and…
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During the programme, the pupils had the chance to try their hand at tasks such as using a small lathe or soldering. An activity in which they assembled their own torch also attracted a great deal of interest. It is precisely activities like these that show children technology in a different light – not just as something to be learnt from a textbook, but as something they can touch, create and see the results of their work straight away.

Throughout the visit, it was clear that the pupils enjoyed the technical activities. They engaged actively in the various tasks, worked skilfully and were not afraid to try new things. For many of them, this was their first close encounter with activities that are a standard part of technical disciplines.

We consider events like this to be extremely beneficial. They help primary school pupils discover their own abilities and develop an interest in technology even before they decide on their future studies.

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