Harry Stewart
Shirt Wood Primary School

Super Water Slurper

Harry Stewart a reception pupil from Short Wood Primary School, has designed the “Super Water Slurper” sucks water from a stream and into a bucket. The invention negates the need for standing in the stream to wash your hands!

Oscar Hinks
Short Wood Primary School

Oscar’s Laser Bird Feeder

Oscar Hinks reception pupil at Short Wood Primary School has designed “Oscar’s Laser Bird Feeder” uses a laser as a sensor to know when and where a bird is using the feeder. The feeder will help the birds so they won’t get hungry again!

Bradley Hankins
Croughton All Saints CE Primary School

Light Stick

Bradley Hankins is a year 1 pupil from Croughton All Saints CE Primary School, his design the “Light Stick” helps other people identify the elderly or the sight-impaired as they cross roads – it includes a tracker in case the owner gets lost!

Sofija Vasic
Alvaston Infant & Nursery School

Green Robot

Sofija Vasic is a year one pupil at Alvaston Infant & Nursery School, designed the “Robot Green” collects and recycles rubbish but also warns littering people of the damage they are causing.

Harry D’Arcy
Perton First School

Invisible Road

Harry D’Arcy is in year two at Perton First School who designed the “Invisible Road” has a self-healing surface so pot-holes cannot form.

Sophia Goss
St. Gregory’s Catholic Primary School

Paint You Can Rub Out

Sophia Goss a year two pupil, from St. Gregory’s Catholic Primary School designed “Paint You Can Rub Out” to assist artists who make mistakes on their paintings.

Alyssa Shangkuan
Croughton All Saints CE Primary School

Pen Refill Machine

Alyssa Shangkuan a year three pupil from Croughton All Saints CE Primary School has designed the “Pen Refill Machine” because Alyssa teacher’s pen always runs out and they have to buy a new one – Alyssa’s device refills pens automatically.

Mati Gos
St. Gregory’s Catholic Primary School

Up-A-Lid

Mati Gos a year three pupil at St. Gregory’s Catholic Primary School, designed the “Up-A-Lid” enables users to merely press a button to open a glue stick – but, don’t worry, you will not lose the lid because it is attached by string

Aston Kings
St. Gregory’s Catholic Primary School

Burning Knife

Aston Kings  is a year four pupil from St. Gregory’s Catholic Primary School who has designed the “Burning Knife” helps people to cook faster if they do not have an over or a toaster!

Martino Cresciani Lombardo
Fairfield Preparatory School

Shower 2000

Martino Cresciani Lombardo a year four pupil from Fairfield Preparatory has designed the “Shower 2000” is a voice activated timer device to start/stop the flow of water in a shower.

Joseph Hopper
Irchester Community Primary School

Wearable Object Detector For Blind People

Joseph Hopper is a year five pupil from Irchester Community Primary School, he has designed the “Wearable Object Detector for Blind People” is a Bluetooth-connected device with a camera that detects any object in the way of the wearer – Joseph thinks it would be particularly useful for people who don’t like (guide) dogs.

Taylor Cartlidge
Hassell C.P School

Electro-Tail

Taylor Cartlidge a year five pupil at Hassell C.P School, designed the “Electro-Tail” is a device for people who have lost or have problems with their legs so they can swim. It is made of a water-proof material, covers the whole lower body and can be voice activated.

Ava Clark
The John Bamford Primary School

Phonebag

Ava Clark is a year six pupil from The John Bamford Primary School who has designed the “Phonebag”, IS an expandable shopping bag that fits into a specialised phone-case which will help limit plastic pollution and be a boon for people who forget their re-useable bags.

Tamzin White
Cheadle Primary School

Traffic Light Stop

Tamzin White a year six pupil from Cheadle Primary School has designed the “Traffic Light Stop” will prevent elderly and disabled people from being run-over at traffic lights. This wireless invention, worn by the owner, is connected to the traffic lights to make them stay on Red for longer than they normally would.

Kieran Stevenson
Nunnery Wood High School

Milk Monitor

Kieran Stevenson is a year seven student from Nunnery Wood High School, he has designed the “Milk Monitor” when the weight of the carton goes below 33 grams, the device sends the owner a text to remind them to buy more milk.

Aliyan Amin
Nunnery Wood High School

Litter Picking Bike

Aliyan Amin a year eight student at Nunnery Wood High School, designed the “Litter Picking Bike” does exactly what it says on the tin – it is a bicycle with a litter-picking attachment. Users get their exercise and help the environment!

Paris Oliver
Wigmore High School

The Fuel Tool

Paris Oliver is a ten student from Wigmore High School who has designed the “The Fuel Tool” designed to solve the problem of motorists misfuelling their cars utilising differently shaped fuel pump nozzles and matching fuel input openings on vehicles with different fuel requirements, i.e., one shape for petrol and one for diesel.