Lucia Suarez
Parkgate House School

Extendable Arm

Lucia Suarez a reception pupil from Parkgate House School has designed The ‘Extendable Arm’ is a computer which sees and collects the garbage in the ocean. It’s smart enough to know to leave the fish and reef alone, keeping free from harm.

Beatrice Lazell
Wimbledon High School

Teddy Bear Necklace

Beatrice Lazell a year 1 pupil from Wimbledon High School has designed The ‘Teddy Bear Necklace’, it is unpleasant to lose your favourite bear so the necklace is designed to fit around the bear. If the bear becomes lost, you press a button on the necklaces’ controller which plays a song and lights up so the bear can be found.

James Khoo
Parkgate House School

Save Energy

James Khoo a year one from Parkgate House School pupil has designed The ‘Save Energy’ design is used to place food waste in the top where it flows down a tube and turns into gas.

Lila Sibert
Eleanor Palmer Primary School

HWU (Helping Wheelchair Users)

Lila Sibert a year two pupil from Eleanor Palmer Primary School has designed The ‘HWU (Helping Wheelchair Users)’ has the ability to go on escalators by pressing a button on the side of the escalator which releases a flap. The flap extends the escalator step so the wheelchair can fit with ease and is also accompanied by a guard so the wheelchair does not fall.

Yasmine-Jai Gomez
Uxendon Manor Primary School

Toy Tidy Up Table

Yasmine-Jai Gomez a year two pupil from Uxendon Manor School has designed the ‘Toy Tidy Up Table’ helps children clean up their toys. When its time to put the toys away, you pre the “tidy up” button and the play table opens and the toys fall into the box and the table reforms.

Dalia Wilkins
James Allen’s Preparatory School

Energy Lane

Dalia Wilkins a year three pupil from James Allen’s Preparatory School designed the ‘Energy Lane’ invention solves wasted energy which is not being used by fossil fuels. Every cycle lane should have green pads and when you cycle, energy goes through tubes underground into a generator. This energy turns into electricity which is sent to into lights and houses.

Neslihan Gurcuoglu
Daubeney Primary School

Double Brush

Neslihan Gurcuoglu a year three pupil from Daubeney Primary School has designed the ‘Double Brush’ helps people who have disabilities and may not have the strength to squeeze the toothpaste tube. You add water to the powder at the bottom of the toothbrush and shake. It forms the paste and when you’re ready to brush you won’t have to squeeze as it will be ready for use.

Benjamin Gold
Rokesly Junior School

Pollution Indicator

Benjamin Gold a year four pupil from Rokesly Junior School designed the ‘Pollution Indicator’ informs people how much pollution they’re causing when they drive their cars. It is a helpful reminder for parents on the school run who leave their engines idling.

Maya Lakhany
James Allen’s Preparatory School

The Life Saving Sticker

Maya Lakhany a year four from James Allen’s Preparatory School pupil has designed The ‘Life Saving Sticker’ is an application that warns people when their blood sugar is too low. This helpful warning will allow people to up their sugar intake as required and prevent unnecessary trips to hospital.

Keira Gallagher
Wimbledon High School

Recycle Me

Keira Gallagher a year five pupil from Wimbledon High School designed the ‘Recycle Me’ helps inform people which items are recyclable, and which are not. This is an application that can be used to scan the items to determine how to dispose of the item. You scan the barcode and it will provide the result.

Malachy Salinger
Eleanor Palmer Primary School

Food Trap Net

Malachy Salinger a year five pupil from Eleanor Palmer Primary School has designed the ‘Food Trap Net’ is a cotton, re-usable and compostable fine net to help wash and clear up foods, avoiding food waste down the drain by trapping in the net. It has a drawstring for ease after you wash your food, you can carry to the desired location to place on your dish.

Eben Salinger
Eleanor Palmer Primary School

The Energy Power Creator

Eben Salinger a year six pupil from Eleanor Palmer Primary School has designed The ‘Projector Bike Kit’ is a kit that contains a small cube projector, attached to the rear mudguard of a bike which is aimed directly up the cyclist’s back which shows projections, acting as a reflector screen. Cyclists will be kept safe from harm, with this device.

Ren Walsingham
Wimbledon High School

Mobi-Seat

Ren Walsingham a year six pupil from Wimbledon High School has designed the ‘Mobi-Seat’ is geared toward the elderly and is a compact stool which is mounted on easy glide casters and is controlled by wi-fi. If the person needs to move around the house, you can use the Alexa based function which would control the stool’s movements.

Kate Mallion
Bullerswood School for Girls

Wheelie Wash

Kate Mallion a year seven student from Bullerswood School for girls has designed The ‘Wheelie Wash’ has been designed to clean the wheels of a wheelchair. The machine can be powered by electricity or batteries.

Patricia Inneh
Old Palace of John Whitgift

Adrenaline Anklet

Patricia Inneh a year eight student from Old Palace of John Whitgift has designed The ‘Adrenaline Anklet’ is used to store an epi pen which is automatically administered in an emergency after checking your vitals. This design would most definitely save lives.

Zaynah Saiyed
Old Palace of John Whitgift

Motor Turbine

Zaynah Saiyed a year eight student from Old Palace of John Whitgift has designed ‘Motor Turbine’ would help reduce the amount of energy fossils fuels provide for us by turning it into renewable energy. It contains solar panels on the blades and catches the wind from speeding cars on the motorway.

Jagori Acharjee
Nonsuch High School

Bio-Degradable Plastic

Jagori Acharjee a year eight student from Nonsuch High School has designed ‘Bio-Degradable Plastic’ will help protect sea life by disposing of plastic. There are indicators on the plastic items which changes from green to yellow to red. The meter tells you how much use is left of the plastic item before it disintegrates.

Maya Halton
Bullerswood School for Girls

Smart Bag

Maya Halton a year nine student from Bullerswood School for Girls has designed the ‘Smart Bag’ is a suitcase that contains USB ports and a charging port underneath. It prevents the need for searching for charging ports whilst travelling, which can be very challenging to locate!

Beatrice Hickin
Wallington High School for Girls

Outboard Algae Collector

Beatrice Hickin a year twelve student from Wallington High School for Girls has designed The ‘Outboard Algae Collector’ is a tray attached to the side of a boat to gather algae and other invasive species. The fine mesh tray collects the algae and is removable to clean off the algae. As it is mesh material, it reduces energy loss from the drag force of the water.