Lillie Chapman-Jones
Carlton Primary School

Cushion Rug

Lillie Chapman-Jones an reception pupil from Carlton Road Primary School designed ‘The Cushion Rug’, the rug for when Lillie falls out of bed. The cushion turns from a rug into a cushion to prevent injury.

Filippos Tambakis
Newnham Croft Primary School

Atom Camera

Filippos Tambakis a year one pupil from Newnham Croft Primary School designed the ‘Atom Camera’ which helps people with atom sickness. It is a camera that looks inside atoms and contains a powerful laser which has a button to stop it.

Stephenie Ferriera
Carlton Road Primary School

Quick Boots

Stephenie Ferriera a year one pupil at Carlton Road Primary School designed ‘The Quick Boots’ to help ensure Stephenie makes it to school on time. The boots have an engine that makes you speedy fast and will never make you late for school again.

Nicolas Skopek
Newnham Croft Primary School

Boat Picker

Nicolas Skopek a year two pupil from Newnham Croft Primary School designed ‘The Boat Picker’ which picks up rubbish in the sea. It has solar panels that charge the batteries and is made of steel. There are several functions to assist the Boat Picker in removing the rubbish from the sea.

Shamsher Saxana
Newham Croft Primary School

Flying Filter

Shamsher Saxana a year two pupil at Newnham Croft Primary School designed ‘The Flying Filter’ is designed to help people who do not have clean water. It flies to the places that are in need of clean water and contains a filtration system.

Elin Cameron-McKee
St. Luke’s C of E Primary School

Recharga Traina

Elin Cameron-McKee a year three pupil from St. Luke’s C of E Primary School designed ‘The Recharga Traina’ which allows people to make their own electricity, recharging batteries and devices. The electricity is made from running around, the more you move the more you make!

Farouq Alrahmou
Newnham Croft Primary School

Auto Goaly

Farouq Alrahmou a tear three pupil from Newnham Croft Primary School designed ‘Auto Goaly’ which helps you train for football. It is solar powered and has a ball detector so the goaly knows which direction the ball is coming from.

Bhavika Seehra
Fairlands Primary School

Spectacular Spectacles

Bhavika Seehra a year four pupil at Fairlands Primary School designed ‘Spectacular Spectacles’ which identifies trees, fruits, plants, flowers and insects. The spectacles scan the items and displays the information on a screen. It also has night vision to view in the dark

Isabella Cannon
Sandon JMI School

The Eco Friendly Rubbish Sorter 2019

Isabella Cannon from Sandon JMI School, a year four pupil designed ‘The Eco Friendly Rubbish Sorter 2019’ that scans your items and tells you if the item is recyclable, compostable, burnable or general waste. It assists people in knowing how to dispose of the items.

Charlotte Deamer
Great Dunmow Primary School

Anti Panic Inhaler

Charlotte Deamer a year five pupil at Great Dunmow Primary School designed the ‘Anti Panic Inhaler’ to help people who suffer from panic attacks. The inhaler has air breakers which makes the air coming in slower and the air going out faster. This helps to calm your breathing and avoid a panic attack.

Indy Synge
St. Luke’s C of E Primary School

S.Y.S.T.A.R.MATIC

Indy Synge, year five pupil at St. Luke’s C of E Primary School designed the S.Y.S.T.A.R Matic, this design helps prevent speeding. There is a type of radar on speed limit signs. On the speedometer, a metal bar appears to show the speed limit. There will also be lights on the dashboard to advise the speed. If the driver ignores all of these, an alarm sounds and disables the car until the police arrive.

Joseph Hopper
Ralph Sadleir Academy

Boxer

Joseph Hopper from Ralph Sadleir Academy in Year 5 designed the ‘Boxer’ to help children calm down. Boxer is a pocket size robot shaped like a dog which plays music, talks, or plays games to calm the child. Boxer turns into a cube when he’s turned off and is easily portable.

Ronnie Russell
New Leake Primary School

Crossing Convey Belt

Ronnie Russell a year 6 pupil at New Leake Primary School designed The ‘Crossing Conveyer Belt’, this design helps elderly people with walking problems, or people with walking problems in general. This device will help them to cross the road.

Eva Gosling
Ralph Sadleir Academy

Under Water Mapping Device

Eva Gosling from year seven at Ralph Sadleir Academy designed the ‘Underwater Mapping Device’ the design maps underwater caves and trenches problematic to humans who like to explore the sea. The mapping contains a tracker which shows the problem areas to avoid. It will help to explore and learn more about the sea and animals in it which would otherwise be impossible without the mapping device.

Liz Brown
Goldington Academy

Dome Umbrella

Liz Brown a year eight student at Goldington Academy designed The ‘Dome Umbrella’ prevents you and your belongings from getting wet and you don’t need to share your umbrella! It offers extra protection at the push of a button if the rain conditions are extreme.

Ellen Dreau
Ormiston Sudbury Academy

UV Torch

Ellen Dreau a year nine student from Ormiston Sudbury Academy has designed the ‘UV Torch’, uses UV light to kill bacteria, identifying the good bacteria from the bad. It uses solar energy which makes the torch environmentally friendly. It comes in three designs; one for smartphones if you’re out in public and need to detect bacteria. The second design is more like a traditional torch and the third can be attached to a water pump.

Jack Jarvis
Reepham High School & College

Cholera Testing Kit

Jack Jarvis of year nine at Reepham High School & College designed the ‘Cholera Testing Kit’, consists of a small packet with non-toxic crystals inside. It would be used in questionable water sources. The crystals have chemical markers where the cholera bacteria would recognise it as a necessary nutrient and take it in through active transport. The chemicals from the dissolved crystals would illuminate if cholera was present, then you would know to boil the water.