This year’s exhibits celebrated the work of young student designers from a
diverse range of ages. The week-long event showcased the work of partner
schools including Bidwell Brook and Diptford Primary School, Fab Lab Totnes
and King Edward VI students fromYears 7 to 13. The diversity of the products
exhibited exemplifies the highly personal solutions students formulate
in response to personal, social, moral and commercial opportunities. The
prototypes presented also illustrates the department's desire to encourage
students to blend traditional and emerging technologies as appropriate
and to ensure that the central idea drives development forward.
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Design & Technology
Layan Harman Year 13
Harmongraph-device for creating mechanically drawn images which all have their own identity.
Olivia Harrington Year 13
Emergency Water Filtration Unit-made from recycled fire extinguishers.
Emily Hutchings Year 13
Memory Board – developed to fit on standardised health service bed tables. The design is to be
used with patients with Alzheimer’s or dementia to act as reference objects to aid memory recall.
Central space accommodates and iPad for film footage to be used.
Keiran Draper Year 13
Child's Balance Bike where Frame can be inverted and becomes bicycle.
Holly Bennett year 11
Suspended Bed Platform made from recycled scaffolding planks and steel.
Diptford Primary School Hazard Warning Signs for Modern Day Life.
Year 10 students’ pewter candlestick created as part of the Enterprise in Schools Project
in conjunction with Totnes Foundry and Fabrication.
Holly Marment Year 11
Postable Flat Pack Magazine Rack - made using laser cutter and pegging only.
Jasmine Huxter year 11
Flat-Pack Crib Design – assembled using friction fits & pegged fixing techniques & a living hinge.
