The prestigious Inspirations Education Showcase took place at the Yorkshire Air Museum on Thursday 5th July, this year also incorporating the national Big Bang competition.
As well as the main competitions, there were many exciting activities throughout the day.
The overall winner this year, taking the Sir George Cayley Cup to Hymers College was Alexander Youden with his Golf Swing Training Aid.
Alexander Youden's Golf Swing Training Aid, Overall Winner, Engineering Inspirations 2012
Click here to see all the project entries for the 2012 event.
Swimming Pool Conversion
Demini Patel, Hannah Fay, Henna Mahmood, Isha Hussain, Abbie Green, Sush SinghTwo cylinder engine
Kodie PattersonThe bunny dome is a fully working contemporary prototype rabbit hutch, designed to comply with the Rabbit Welfares Associations guidelines. The product is constructed from 40 interlocking Foamex triangles forming a 2V geodesic dome. By using Foamex as a material, the product is both lightweight and easy to clean.
Jessica StoreySilver memory storage/jewellery
David BowellA childrens hobby horse, see saw and training bike combined in 1. Designed for a local nursery.
Fiona JaquesAn electronic device designed to measure the speed of a golf club swin in order to improve playing techniques
Alexander YoudenInvestigating how to get the most output from a wind turbine.
Daniel Krysa, Tom Johnson, Joseph CannonCrest Silver (awaiting moderation)
Luke Turnbullslate and water feature,copper steps
Rachel MorrisA childrens hobby horse, see saw and training bike combined in 1. Designed for a local nursery.
Fiona JaquesAn electronic device designed to measure the speed of a golf club swin in order to improve playing techniques
Alexander YoudenA bursary of 3000 euros is to be awarded to two students to take part in the 2nd International Schools practical Science Festival taking place in Shenzhen, China.
Crest Silver (awaiting moderation)
Luke TurnbullSilver memory storage/jewellery
David BowellInvestigating how to get the most output from a wind turbine.
Daniel Krysa, Tom Johnson, Joseph CannonCrest Silver (awaiting moderation)
Luke TurnbullThe bunny dome is a fully working contemporary prototype rabbit hutch, designed to comply with the Rabbit Welfares Associations guidelines. The product is constructed from 40 interlocking Foamex triangles forming a 2V geodesic dome. By using Foamex as a material, the product is both lightweight and easy to clean.
Jessica StoreySilver memory storage/jewellery
David BowellA childrens hobby horse, see saw and training bike combined in 1. Designed for a local nursery.
Fiona JaquesAn electronic device designed to measure the speed of a golf club swin in order to improve playing techniques
Alexander YoudenCrest Silver (awaiting moderation)
Luke TurnbullInvestigating how to get the most output from a wind turbine.
Daniel Krysa, Tom Johnson, Joseph CannonThe bunny dome is a fully working contemporary prototype rabbit hutch, designed to comply with the Rabbit Welfares Associations guidelines. The product is constructed from 40 interlocking Foamex triangles forming a 2V geodesic dome. By using Foamex as a material, the product is both lightweight and easy to clean.
Jessica Storey