Christian Leib
Solent Infant School

Auto Ramp

Christian Leib a Reception pupil from Solent Infant School designed the ‘Auto Ramp’ is used to cross the gaps between the train and the station. It helps to protect people from getting injured, particularly the elderly and disabled.

Hugo Creamer
Solent Infant School

Super Spisey Glasses

Hugo Creamer a reception pupil from Solent Infant School designed the ‘Super Spisey Glasses’, glasses help with reading and listening; the reading scanner picks up words and sounds the words out in the audio and you can also listen to music.

Alexandra Hodgson-Castillo
Wonersh and Shamley Green CofE Primary School

Smart Ice Skates

Alexandra Hodgson-Castillo a year one pupil from Wonersh and Shamley Green CofE Primary School designed ‘Smart Ice Skates’, helps people keep upright whilst ice skating. There are stabilizers attached to the skates and a microchip to choose the direction you wish to go.

Iyla Butler-Pilsworth
Glenfield School

Plunger

Iyla Butler-Pilsworth a year one pupil from Glenfield School designed the ‘Plunger’ is intended to record things that are wasted down the drain, which ends up becoming blocked.

Alexa
Holy Trinity CofE Primary School

X-Clip

Alexa a year two pupil from Holy Trinity CofE Primary School designed ‘X-Clip’, helps to prevent sleeves from going up when you put on your coat. The clip is made out of recyclable plastic and comes in various colours.

Ella Baird
South Farnham School

Drain Bin

Ella Baird a year two pupil from South Farnham School designed ‘Drain Bin’, helps to keep the drains free from debris. When it rains, the litter gets collected into the bin instead of being washed away with the rain. When the litter reaches a certain level, a sensor lights up and the litter becomes squashed by a metal plate.

Darcy Aitken
Woodford Valley CE Primary Academy

The Hot Air Mat

Darcy Aitken a year two pupil at Woodford Valley CE Primary Academy designed the ‘Hot Air Mat’, is meant to help elderly people who struggle moving their feet. It also helps to solve the problem of having wet feet in the house.

Ethan Turner
Wonersh and Shamley Green CofE Primary School

The Super Sensors

Ethan Turner a year three pupil from Wonersh and Shamley Green Primary School designed the ‘Super Sensors’ purpose is to make vehicles aware of children in the area and to slow down. It contains two sensors, one attached to a vehicle and another to a school sign. When a speeding vehicle approaches, the sensors interact with each other and advise the vehicle to slow.

Thomas Ford
Aston Clinton School

The Amazing Swimming Hat

Thomas Ford a year three pupil at Aston Clinton School designed ‘The Amazing Swimming Hat’ which helps blind people and helps people do the backstroke. The hat resembles a fit bit (for the head) and detects what you’re doing in the water. It has several functions; measures heartrate, plays music and measures distance and how fast you’re swimming.

Alice Weston
Solent Junior School

NATS Alarm

Alice Weston a year four pupil at Solent Junior School designed the ‘NATS Alarm’ is an alarm system which notifies drivers if they’re parking in an area which is a danger to the school children. If a driver stopped on yellow lines, an alarm will sound advising they are not allowed to park in that area.

Georgina Bulley
Wonersh and Shamley Green CofE Primary School

Epilepsy Glasses

Georgina Bulley a year four pupil at Wonersh and Shamley Green CofE Primary School designed ‘Epilepsy Glasses’ are to help those with epilepsy watch movies. The glasses help to prevent the strobe lighting which triggers fits.

Apurwaa Silvaseelan
Burgess Hill Girls

Enviro-Leaf Dinnerware

Apurwaa Silvaseelan a year five pupil at Burgess Hill Girls designed the ‘Enviro-Leaf Dinnerware’, the design will help to alleviate the use of plastic. The council for the area requests people to collect leaves in exchange for money and the leaves will be used to create the dinnerware.

Jude Krum
Sheet Primary School

The Mosquito Repellent Teddy

Jude Krum a year five pupil at Sheet Primary School designed the ‘Mosquito Repellent Teddy’ contains liquid repellent inside which is used for both mosquitoes and red ants.

Noah Currie
Lee on the Solent Junior School

Autoinjector Alert Pen

Noah Currie a year six pupil at Lee on the Solent Junior School designed the ‘Autoinjector Alert Pen’ contacts the medical services when the pen is activated. If the first autoinjector fails to work, the medical services are automatically contacted, which is good in cases of unconsciousness.

Ozzie Suzo
Ark Ayrton Primary Academy

Drunk Driver Test

Ozzie Suzo a year six pupil at Ark Ayrton Primary Academy designed the ‘Drunk Driver Test’ is an alcohol test in the car key which the driver must use. If they fail the test, the vehicle will not work and the driver will need to make alternative arrangements.

Elliot Green
Priory School of Our Lady of Walsingham

Elderberry

Elliott Green a year seven student at Priory School of Our Lady of Walsingham designed the ‘Elderberry’, is a mobile phone interface that can be installed on any mobile device. This interface helps older people keep in touch with family and friends who may struggle with technology.

Madeleine Bayly
Downlands Community Secondary School

Keep It Cold Case

Madeleine Bayly a year seven student at Downlands Community Secondary School designed the ‘Keep it Cold Case’ has self-cooling particles and when you turn it on it releases the particles into your phone case to cool it down.

Holly Barber
Downlands Community Secondary School

The Handy Car Key

Holly Barber a year eight student at Downlands Community Secondary School designed ‘The Handy Car Key’ is a car key fob which not only locks/unlocks your car but has an alarm function. It comes with an application to download which provides notifications about your car, ie. If the alarm is going off.

Cameron Macdonald
Gillotts School

Spin Power

Cameron Macdonald a year nine student at Gillotts School designed ‘Spin Power’ is a wind turbine with solar panels attached to the tower. They are placed on a tray that moves 360 degrees around the tower, catching the sunlight.