Richmond Borough Technology Tournament

Tue, Mar 20th 2018 at 10:50 am - 4:00 pm

The Rotary Technology Tournament is open to teams from all schools in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.


Following the success of the 2016 and 2017 Technology Tournaments, the five Rotary Clubs in the Borough of Richmond upon Thames will again join together to run this year's event on Tuesday 20th March.

The venue will again be Richmond Park Academy in Sheen.

Teams entering the tournament will have to solve a task which they will know nothing about until the day of the event. They will be required to design, develop, build and then test their solution from the materials supplied. Construction items will include such things as strips of wood, dowel, paper clips, tape, cardboard, glue and elastic bands.

The results will be assessed on the basis of the best solution, best design, team working and success at the testing stage. At the end of the day a formal prize giving will take place.

The Rotary Clubs will be contacting local schools to invite their participation.

For more information please contact the event organiser, Eva Peters.

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