46 teams from schools all over the county turned up at Weston Favell School to join in the fun.
The event is timed to coincide with National Science and Engineering Week. It's registered with the British Science Association
This year participants also received a CREST bronze award so, as well having loads of fun, they got a qualification. Who says life has to be boring?
The schools who signed up were:
Brooke Weston Academy, Corby
Ferrers Specialist Arts College
Moulton School & Science College
Sponne School Technology College
If you want to see the pictures taken by our photographer then they are all on his website. If your school was one of the participants then Tony will be happy to supply with copies.
Would you like to take part in next year's event? Then badger your teacher to enter a team, or teams from YOUR school
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