Caelan Monaghan
St. Mary’s Primary School Dechomet

Road Flash

<p style=”text-align: center;”><strong>Caelan Monaghan</strong> a year four pupil from St. Mary’s Primary School Dechomet designed the ‘Road Flash’ is intended to notify cars or lorries that a vehicle is approaching. It has a laser, flashing light system which flashes red to alert other drivers.</p>

Niamh O’Donnell
St. Mary’s Primary School Dechomet

Watch Your Pet

Niamh O’Donnell a year four pupil from St. Mary’s Primary School Dechomet designed the ‘Watch Your Pet’ is a watch to ensure you never forget about your pet! It beeps when it is time for a walk or feeding time. It is a great asset so your pets are well looked after.

George Patterson
Ballinderry Primary School

Pick’um Up 5,000

George Patterson a year five pupil from Ballinderry Primary School designed the ‘Pick’um Up 5,000’ is a boat that collects the rubbish off the surface of the ocean. A bucket collects the litter which sieves the water back into the ocean and shreds the litter to be disposed of.

Sean McEvoy
St. Mary’s Primary School Dechomet

Sensory Chair

Sean McEvoy a year five pupil from St. Mary’s Primary School Dechomet designed the ‘Sensory Chair’ is designed to help children relax and stay calm in order to focus in a learning environment. It is particularly useful for children who fidget often or find themselves agitated.

Erin Dunlop
Drumachose Primary School

Colour Blind Glasses

Erin Dunlop a year six pupil from Drumachose Primary School designed the ‘Colour Blind Glasses’ gives colour blind people the opportunity to see the world as the rest of us. It also has the ability to change colour dependant on your mood.

Ellie Curran Bingham
St. Mary’s Primary School Dechomet

Fluid Feet

Ellie Curran Binghama year six pupil from St. Mary’s Primary School Dechomet designed the ‘Fluid Feet’ is for people who have issues with excess fluid in their feet. They can be worn outside and expand based on the swelling to help provide comfort.

Eibhleann Ardiff
St. Colmcille’s Primary School

Gutter-Scooper

Eibhleann Ardiff a year seven student from St. Colmcille’s Primary School designed the ‘Gutter-Scooper’ helps to keep your gutters clean. When the scooper is filled, you can empty and reuse. This will save on extra costs from having a handyman come out to clean the gutters.

Isaac Donald
Rosetta Primary School

Self Tinting Windscreen

Isaac Donald a year seven student from Rosetta Primary School designed the ‘Self Tinting Windscreen’ helps to prevent drivers being blinded by the sun when they drive. The windscreen tints when the sun hits, ensuring the driver can drive safely.

Ava Connolly
St. Mary’s College

Digital Curfew

Ava Connolly a year eight student from St. Mary’s College designed the ‘Digital Curfew’ is for parents to access their child’s progress in school. It can also be used for parents to schedule chores and a bedtime. This helps provide routine for the children.

Niamh McCallion
St. Mary’s College

VR Headset

Niamh McCallion a year eight student from St. Mary’s College the ‘VR Headset’ is designed for people to recapture their memories. It simply requires a date and time and you can create a design (animated). This would be helpful for people with dementia to relive those special moments.

Angel Breslin
St. Mary’s College

Car That Calls 999 In Accident

Angel Breslin a year nine student from St. Mary’s College designed the ‘Car That Calls 999 In Accident’ will have sensors on the vehicle which can alert the emergency services of an accident. The radio will contain a tracker so your location will be available in the event of an emergency.

Daisy Matthews
St. Mary’s College

Windowless Plane

Daisy Matthews a year ten student from St. Mary’s College designed the ‘Windowless Plane’ has several functions including heated seats, which can also massage, large i-Pad-like tables and is surrounded by a canopy so you can change the scenery background, such as a beach, your home, a library, et cetera. It is aimed to provide comfort to the traveller.

Kate Nicholas McMonagle
St. Mary’s College

Paws of the Future

Kate Nicholas McMonagle is a year ten student from St. Mary’s College designed the ‘Paws of the Future’ is intended to save people money on vet bills and provides a daily welfare check of your animal. The design can take the pet’s vitals so you know when it is necessary to take them to the vet, therefore saving cost on matters that do not require veterinary assistance.