Many thanks to everyone who submitted their entries, we recieved a total of 200 entries from 20 schools. There were many brilliant posters, which made it exceptionally hard to choose our winners.
Congratulations to the following:
Secondary winner: Maryam from Lady Eleanor Holles School
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The judges felt this entry was very clear with a great easy-to-read layout. They particularly loved the detail in the approach to measurement
Secondary runner up: Amber from Bishop Wand Church of England School
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The judges thought this entry was beautifully hand drawn, with clever use of clear suggestions including apps and graphs.
Primary winner: Jamie from Ashurst Primary School
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The judges loved the clear drawings which were very well researched. Caroline who works in pollution monitoring was particularly impressed with the number of greenhouse gases identified.
Primary runner up: Mairav from Twickenham Prep School
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The judges described this as a very eye-catching entry with great drawings that summarise solutions with great clarity. We loved how the ‘future foot’ used more cheerful colours than the present.