Archie Watson
St. Stephen’s Primary School

A Bottle Squasher

Archie Watson is a reception pupil from St. Stephen’s Primary School has invented  the ‘Bottle Squasher’ which is a machine to squash bottles that are left in streets.

Jaxson Burrows
St. Stephen’s CE Primary

Rock Cutter

Jaxson Burrows is a reception pupil from St. Stephen’s CE Primary has designed the ‘Rock Cutter’ assists with cutting rocks and has arrows to direct it along the track.

Kian Fitzpatrick
Ightenhill Primary School

Walking Chair

Kian Fitzpatrick a year one pupil from Ightenhill Primary School has created the  ‘Walking Chair’ design makes it possible to get food whilst sitting in the chair. It has legs that walk you to your destination.

Lucas Kay
Padiham Primary School

Remote Control Trolley

Lucas Kay a year one pupil from Padiham Primary School has invented the ‘Remote Control Trolley’ will help those who struggle when they have too much shopping. It as an electric trolley that when you push a button it places the shopping bag in the trolley.

Hannah Boyden
St. Stephen’s CE Primary

Speed Bump Machine

Hannah Boyden a year two pupil from St. Stephen’s CE Primary has created the  ‘Speed Bump Machine’ is designed to ensure people slow down automatically; when approaching the speed bumps, they rise if the driver is approaching too quickly.

Xenan Robinson
Padiham Primary School

Stretch Wheelchair

Xenan Robinson a year two pupil from Padiham Primary School has designed the ‘Stretch Wheelchair’ is designed to assist people who struggle reaching items on a bottom or top shelf.

Sophie Goldsworthy
Wheatley Methodist Primary School

Project 4 Suck Up Charger

Sophie Goldsworthy a year three pupil from Wheatley Lane Methodist Primary School has designed the ‘Project 4 Suck Up Charger’ is to prevent damage to wires (mainly by pets!). The wire will be contained inside the charger and only comes out when you press a button.

Sophia Whitham-Kay
Wheatley Lane Methodist Primary School

Night Light Blanket

Sophia Whitham-Kay a year three pupil from Wheatley Lane Methodist Primary School has designed the ‘Night Light Blanket’ is intended to help eliminate the bright light which keeps others in the room awake. It is a night light in a blankie that contains a power button. It illuminates for the individual using the blanket but will not disturb those sleeping in the same room.

Claudia Becza
St. Stephen’s CE Primary

Automatic Microphone Pencil

Claudia Becze a year four pupil from St. Stephen’s CE Primary has invented the ‘Automatic Microphone Pencil’ which has a microphone that you speak into which then automatically writes on paper. The microphone is detachable and can be replaced by a rubber.

Lucy Wild
Padiham Green Primary School

Dryanater

Lucy Wild a year four pupil from Padiham Green Primary School has designed the ‘Dryanater’ is automated so when it rains, the sensor alerts the Dryanater to collect the laundry and bring it inside.

Keira-Louise Winder
Burnley Lowerhouse Junior School

Electric Bottle Opener

Keira-Louise Winder a year five pupil from Burnley Lowerhouse Junior School has designed the ‘Electric Bottle Opener’ is to assist people who struggle opening bottles. The opener has a clip to stick onto the bottle and has four buttons for control.

Millie Dand
St. Stephen’s CE Primary

Air Conditioning Desk

Millie Dand a year five pupil from St. Stephen’s CE Primary has designed the ‘Air Conditioning Desk’ has two air conditioners that sits at the top two corners of the desk. There is a remote at the back of the chair that alters the temperature.

Declan Walmsley
Burnley Lowerhouse Junior School

Sight to Sound Glasses

Declan Walmsley a year six pupil from Burnley Lowerhouse Junior School has designed the ‘Sight to Sound Glasses’ are for the blind and have a built-in camera and earphone that scans the room and tells the objects that are in the room.

Jessica Turbek
St. Stephen’s CE Primary

Enviro-tent

Jessica a year six pupil from St. Stephen’s CE Primary has designed the ‘Enviro-tent’ helps homeless people by providing shelter. It is travel size and made out of recycled plastic so it’s also environmentally friendly.

Gordon Fraser
Sir John Thursby Community College

Ali-A

Gordon Fraser a year nine pupil from Sir John Thursby Community College has designed the ‘Ali-A’ is a multi-functional shoe which contains bluebooth speakers, lights and glow in the dark laces. It is also waterproof so will not suffer any damage when wet.

Rahida Begum
Sir John Thursby Community College

Super Bed

Rahida Begum a year nine pupil from Sir John Thursby Community College has designed the ‘Super Bed’ has a wardrobe automation to help choose a daily outfit. It contains an ironing board, a small refrigerator and makeup to make it easier to prepare for the day.