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Calling all Design and Technology Students Put your skills to the test as a team member at the Technology Tournament organised by your local Rotary club. Accredited Scheme Accredited by Supported by Contact details rotarygbi.org/youth/competitions Kinwarton Road, Alcester, Warwickshire, B49 6PB Tel: 01789 765411 Email: [email protected] • rotarygbi.org R1544/2016

Calling all Design and Technology Students · Design, develop, build, test The team of four students have to solve a design and technology based task which they know nothing about

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Page 1: Calling all Design and Technology Students · Design, develop, build, test The team of four students have to solve a design and technology based task which they know nothing about

ROTARY YOUTHLEADERSHIP AWARDS

Rotary Foundation of the United Kingdom, Kinwarton Road, Alcester, Warwickshire, B49 6PB

The Rotary Connection

Calling all Design and Technology StudentsPut your skills to the test as a team member at the Technology Tournament organised by your local Rotary club.

Accredited Scheme

Accredited bySupported by

Contact details

rotarygbi.org/youth/competitions

Kinwarton Road, Alcester, Warwickshire, B49 6PBTel: 01789 765411 Email: [email protected] • rotarygbi.org

R1544/2016

Page 2: Calling all Design and Technology Students · Design, develop, build, test The team of four students have to solve a design and technology based task which they know nothing about

Technology Tournaments Rotary Technology Tournaments are a challenge and an enjoyable and rewarding experience for those taking part. We guarantee an interesting and fun day out of school which will test the knowledge, ingenuity, innovation, application and manual skills of the participants and their ability to work in a team.

There are three age levels for team members - Foundation, Intermediate and Advanced. All costs are paid by the organising Rotary clubs and there is no entry cost to school teams other than transport to and from the event.

Design, develop, build, test The team of four students have to solve a design and technology based task which they know nothing about until the day of the event. Each team is required to design, develop, build and then test their solution to the task from the materials supplied.

The day culminates in the testing session when teams demonstrate their best solution to the task and can observe the efforts of competing teams.

Stewards are on hand to guide the student teams. The tournament is judged by Rotarians and guests with backgrounds in engineering, technology and design.

Taking part Technology Tournaments take place from February through to October to suit local education timetables. Some areas have just a few competing teams whilst others host up to 50 teams across the three age categories. Schools are invited to enter one or more teams per age category. Certificates are given to every student and the winning teams in each age category are presented with a certificate and trophy. Every year over 100 events are held across England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales engaging over 5,000 students. Technology Tournaments are accredited by The British Science Association so that every participant successfully completing the TT day can apply for a CREST Discovery Award.

For more information and to get your school or college involved please visit:

rotarygbi.org/youth/competitions