Brodie Pearson
Thornsett Primary School

Litter Picker-Upper

Brodie Pearson a reception pupil from Thornsett Primary School has designed ‘The Litter Picker Upper’ is a robot that walks around the world picking up litter and putting the rubbish collected in bins.

Leon Chadwick
Thornsett Primary School

Leon’s Litter Picker

Leon Chadwick is a reception pupil from Thornsett Primary School designed ‘Leon’s Litter Picker’ is an automated device happily swims around removing litter and plastic from ponds and lakes.

Imogen Wilson
Newtown Primary School

Firefighting Robot

Imogen Wilson a year one pupil from Newtown Primary School has designed ‘The Firefighting Robot’ is a robot that can go into dangerous situations and put out fires by holding the hose, being able to go into the fire to help put it out and clean up the horrible mess afterwards.

Josh Borradaile-Falp
Brooklands Primary School

Lego Sorter

Josh Borradaile-Falp a year one pupil from Brooklands Primary School has designed ‘The Lego Sorter’ is an ingenious device that uses conventional vacuum cleaner technology to collect pieces of lego and deposits them into boxes by type and size order.

Gina Kim
St. Thomas Halliwell CE Primary School

Colours Sorter

Gina Kim a year two pupil from St. Thomas Halliwell CE Primary School designed ‘The Colour Sorter’ are binoculars for people who are colour-blind which translates the view into the colours those without colour-blindess see.

Lillie-Anne Eadsforth
Lyndhurst Primary School

Recycle Shed

Lillie-Anne Eadsforth a year two pupil from Lyndhurst Primary School has designed ‘The Recycle Shed’ is shed is a place where people can bring their unsorted recycling and the machines within it sort the rubbish into recyclable order and deposit the items into the correct bins for collection by the “Binmen” to take away.

Maisie Weatherilt
Briscoe Lane Academy

Door Locker

Maisie Weatherilt a year three pupil from Briscoe Lane Academy has designed ‘The Door Locker’ is a device that will lock your door if you forget to via an app wherever you are. It can open your door too if you are not at home and need to let someone in.

Saarah Master
St. Thomas Halliwell CE Primary School

Healthy Straw

Saarah Master a year three pupil from St. Thomas Halliwell CE Primary School has designed ‘The Healthy Straw’ is a straw that filters dirty water and produces drinking water. People in third world countries could use these straws so that they are not made sick from drinking dirty water.

Jack Whitter
Woodfield Primary School

Heated Hat

Jack Whitter a year four pupil from Woodfield Primary School has designed ‘The Heated Hat’ will keep your head warm when it is cold and Jack was inspired by his Dad who goes out running and would like a heated hat.

Max Sellars
Newtown Primary School

Self-Washing Car

Max Sellars a year four pupil from Newtown Primary School designed ‘The Self Washing Car’ has the functionality and accessories to clean itself – Just add water.

Aditi Ashok
Brooklands Primary School

FSC (Free Safe Children)

Aditi Ashok a year five pupil from Brooklands Primary School has designed ‘The FSC (Free Safe Children)’ bracelet which has Bluetooth connectivity that looks like a fashion item. However, it has a number of functions including a button to press that connects directly to the emergency services, a light and is linked via an app as a tracking device for parents to follow their movements.

Ella Walsh
Woodfield Primary School

Speed Stopper

Ella Walsh a year five pupil from Woodfield Primary School has designed ‘The Speed Stopper’ device can be fitted to any bicycle to reduce the speed at which it can travel safely. This will increase road safety for cyclists and especially children.

Eesa Chariwala
Bolton Junior Boys’ School

The T.E.K Cell

Eesa Chariwala a year six pupil from Bolton Junior Boys’ School has designed ‘The T.E.K. (Track Encapsulate Kill) Cell’ is a tiny ingenious device is introduced into the body to locate a tumour and is then joined by similar cell-size devices to encapsulate the unwanted growth. The TEK cells then inject saline into the tumour to dehydrate and terminate it.

Laura Jackson
Smithy Bridge Primary School

Drone Tiler

Laura Jackson a year six pupil from Smithy Bridge Primary School has designed ‘The Drone Tiler’ Very simply, this drone flies up to your roof and fixes/replaces tiles. Cheap, effective and safe this device removes the need for ladders and working at dangerous heights.

Daniel Shaw
Deanery School

Hip Airbag

Daniel Shaw a year eight student from Deanery High School has designed ‘The Hip Air Bag’ is a device will reduce the number of older people breaking bones through falls and can also be used by people practising dangerous activities and sports. The belt detects impending impact and inflates air-bags to reduce the effects of any fall.

Diya Nair
Altrincham Grammar School for Girls

My Dementia Friend

Diya Nair a year eight student from Altrincham Grammer School for Girls has designed ‘The My Dementia Friend’ is a device that keeps a track on people with dementia if they leave home. It also holds details on who they are and where they live if they are found outside and are disoriented. It also has a tracking device that is linked to and app, and it can be consulted by the wearer to remind them of what they like and when to do things.

Hannah Miles
Stockport School

Healthy Mind App

Hannah miles a year nine student from Stockport School has designed ‘The Healthy Mind App’ is a watch for children with (some special needs) checks the pulse rate of the wearer and sends a message via the app to parents to alert them if their child is becoming agitated or unwell. They can then contact the child or teacher/carer to help reduce the problem.

Sophie Baker
St. Bede’s College

S.B. Lense

Sophie Barker a year nine student from St. Bede’s College has designed ‘The S.B. Lense’ is a range of adaptations to increase the rate of production of vegetables and other plants ranging from a greenhouse with a convex roof to accommodate solar panels to power indoor heating to underground growing with sun light fed into the growing area via an array of mirrors.

Grace Lewis
Rochdale Sixth Form College

Drug Detecting Stripper

Grace Lewis a year twelve student from Rochdale Sixth Form College has designed ‘The Drug Detecting Stirrer’ is a conventional-looking drinks stirrer can be placed into a glass of liquid and will detect if drugs have been added. This would be especially useful in night clubs where drinks may be “spiked”.

Nitin Babu
Rochdale Sixth Form College

Emergency Locator Light

Nitin Babu a year twelve student from Rochdale Sixth Form College has designed ‘‘The Emergency Locator Light’ This invention focused on helping people who are the victims of natural disasters utilises a range of mechanical methods of generating electricity to power a light. This could be though air cannisters, pedal power or other methods – As long as the mechanism can be moved electricity can be generated.

Oliver Booy
Rochdale Sixth Form College

Electric Longboard

Oliver Booy a year twelve student from Rochdale Sixth form College has designed ‘The Electric Longboard’ is a skateboard that is solar-powered.

Victor Kajero
St. Bede’s College

Built-in Toothpaste

Victor Kajero a year twelve student from St. Bede’s College has designed ‘The Built-in Toothpaste’ is loaded with a toothpaste capsule and dispatches the correct amount when used.