ATTENTION ALL SCHOOLS:

Unfortunatley SETPOINT Herts will not be running the K'Nex Challenge in 2009 due to some reorganisation, but please be assured that we will be back in 2010.

Kind Regards

Vannessa
K'Nex Administrator

The Young Engineers K'Nex Challenge 2008

In 2008 SETPOINT Hertfordshire ran the K'Nex Challenge in 70 schools throughout Hertfordshire, and worked with over 3000 pupils. The Challenge was to build a Castle with a tower and at least 2 moving parts. Each winning team from each school recived a Knex Kit as a prize (on receipt of entry photograph)

The two winning teams chosen to go forward to the Regional Finals in July are:

FEEDBACK

"Thank you. The challenge day was excellent! Andrew was also excellent with the children - they loved it"

R Woode, Woodlands

"It was a great day - thank you very much"

A Banks, Pirton

"An excellent Day!"

D Numan, Bengeo

"A fantastic session - thanks. The children learn't lots of new skills and to see them solving problems was fabulous"

V Hazell, Harwood Hill

"Ian did a super job. He explained very clearly what was expected of the children and they were interested. The children really enjoyed the day. Thanks"

W Brompton, Garden Fields

"This years challenge was much harder than previous years. Although the children had great fun and got lots out of it"

K Haslam, Watton-at-Stone

Andrew West & Robert Parkes

Kimpton Primary School

and

Quahme Affor & Ben Thomas

St John the Baptist CofE School


Kirstie Hill & James Farbrother

from Trotts Hill School came a very close third

and were the runners up.

Click to enlarge images
of the winning models

Our 2007 winners were: Jack Welander & Ryan Worcester fromSt Mary's School in Baldock

& Connor Willis & Harry Lavell from Offley Endowed School in Hitchin

Last years challenge was to build a catapult...

What will it be in 2009 ? ? ?

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