Ella-May Bennellick
St. Catherine’s CofE School

Clock With Guide Of The Day

Ella-May a reception pupil from St.Catherine’s CofE School designed the ‘Clock With Guide of the Day’ will prevent ever being late for school and helps with telling time.

Ollie Spencer
Westbury on Trym Academy

Step Counting Shoes

Ollie Spencer a reception pupil from Westbury on Trym Academy
designed the ‘Step Counting Shoes’ will count all your steps and help to continue being active.

Kai Wiliamson
Deerhurst and Apperley CofE Primary School

Plant Of The World

Kai Williamson a year one pupil from Deerhurst and Apperley C of E Primary School designed the ‘Plant of the World’ which is a house that generates fuel from propeller motion. This would help prevent the world from running out of fuel.

Tristan Stalnes
Headley Park Primary School 

Rain Catcher

Tristan Staines a year one pupil from Headley Park Primary School designed the ‘Rain Catcher’ design’s purpose is to catch the rain which then turns into clean water. This benefits all the people who are thirsty and helps to keep them healthy.

Eli Kelly
Hillcrest Primary School

Anti-Fat Quick Shop Trolley

Eli Kelly a year two pupil from Hillcrest Primary School has designed the ‘Anti-Fat Quick Shop Trolley’ invention will help to keep people fit whilst shopping. It has a treadmill attached so when you shop, you will also become fit. The power created whilst in use helps to recharge the trolley.

Tommaso Embrey
West Town Lane Academy

Magenticopter

Tommaso Embrey a year two pupil fromWest Town Lane Academy has designed the ‘Magenticopter’ provides assistance in an accident by locating the vehicle in the crash, grabbing it by its powerful magnet and remove from the scene to clear up traffic jams.

Finlay Hewlett
Kings’ Forest Primary School

The Lego Detector and Projector

Finlay Hewlett a year three pupil fromKings’ Forest Primary School has designed the ‘Lego Detector and Projector’ is meant to scan the Lego pieces that you’re trying to find. Once located, a light shines in the spot and beeps. The projector works by typing what you want to build and projects onto a large board so you know how to build it.

Mary Mulligan
Deerhurst and Apperly C of E Primary School

Electric Blanket

Mary Mulligan a year three pupil from Deerhurst and Apperley C of E Primary designed the ‘Electric Blanket’ which helps all the homeless and poor people. It helps to keep them warm on the coldest of days.

Eveie Thomas
Hillcrest Primary School

Surveillance Parrot

Eveie Thomas a year four pupil from Hillcrest Primary School has designed the ‘Surveillance Parrot’ which stops hunters from hunting rare species. The design spies on hunters and if they’re up to no good, sends an alarm to the World Wildlife Foundation to come and remove the hunter.

Finley Strange
Trinity CE Primary School

Emergency Signalling Device

Finley Strange a Year four pupil from Trinity CE Primary School has designed the ‘Emergency Signalling Device’ design aids emergency services by passing traffic. The invention tells people where to pull over, using indicators so drivers will not stop in the middle of the road.

Lewis Parker
Walford Primary School

Energy Efficient Floating Farms

Lewis Parker a year five pupil from Walford Primary School has designed the ‘Energy Efficient Floating Arms’ invention will solve world-wide starvation as global warming is destroying crops all over the world. The floating arms will move the farms to the best location in the world for maximum growth.

Ralph Thompson
Westbury on Trym Academy

Sounds and Senses Frame

Ralph Thompson a year five pupil from Westbury on Trym Academy has designed the ‘Sounds and Senses Frame’ helps people who have memory problems, including dementia. The photo frame has three objects to assist with memory and contains a speaker where you can relay information about the objects. You can also spray a familiar smell which may help the person remember certain things.

Eloise Bird
Hillcrest Primary School

Home Drone

Eloise Bird a year six pupil from Hillcrest Primary School has designed the ‘Home Drone’ is used to help secure your property. It flies around the house to ensure everything is under control and there are no burglars. Once the drone sees movement, it hides and starts recording, sending an alert to your phone.

Mae Campbell
Christ Church School

Water Powered Car

Mae Campbell a year six pupil from Christ Church School has designed the ‘Water Powered Car’ is water powered to help alleviate emissions which can be harmful. The vehicle will not release any harmful gases and will not contribute to global warming or climate change.

Natasha Broad
Hugh Sexey C of E Middle School

Ironing Glove

Natasha Broad a year seven student from Hugh Sexey C of E Middle School has designed the ‘Ironing Glove’ is a handheld steaming glove which should help to prevent cleaning products from being used which are thrown into a landfill and are not environmentally friendly. It is used to destroy bacteria without using harmful chemicals. The glove connects to a rechargeable battery which provides the heat and a water source that provides steam.

Ella Cornish
Bodmin College

Air and Water Rescue Drone

Ella Cornish a year eight student from Bodmin College has designed the ‘Air and Water Rescue Drone’ purpose is to save people who are stuck in caves or buildings. It would provide food and water and even medication if required. The drone can also travel underwater and provide a good overview as to what the area looks like in order to save people.

Eowyn Heathcote
Plymouth High School for Girls

Filtering Machine

Eowyn Heathcote a year nine student from Plymouth High School for Girls has designed the ‘Filtering Machine’ is a trough on top where it collects rainwater. The pipe the water travels down powers the generator. As it spins, it creates energy which turns into electricity. After the water is used to power the electricity, it goes through a filter to the base where safe drinking water is held.