Huge congratulations to all our A level and GCSE Design & Technology students for their incredible determination and resilience. Launch your future!
Fantastic day at Trinity House, Harwich. STEM at its best. A great day of activities and hi-vis tour. Huge thanks to Ton and his team for a rewarding day.
Fascinating and thought provoking ‘Waste Age’ workshop hosted by Lea Jagendorf from @DesignMuseum . A great opportunity for GCSE Technology students to engage with some of the most difficult issues product design has to deal with “what will we do with our waste?”
Brutalism vs Deconstructivism. Year 9 students explore the teachings of the past to determine an Archtecture of the New. Budding architects try to capture future values in current building design #architecture#STEM
An interesting interlude in today’s Lego League! The Hirsch Lecture form Oxford University. ‘From batteries to solar cells; exploring energy materials on the Atomic scale’.
@edconstantine2@KingswodeHoe What a brilliant enterprise. With Ed’s vision this will surely be a successful project in Colchester helping young Colcestrians to recognise the importance of material life-cycle as well as producing fab products from our D&T waste. Urge you all to get involved.
Congratulations to Bhramav, Mainak, Upamanyu and Guha on getting through to the 2nd round of the @ConradChallenge . An amazing group of innovative technologists.
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Future design entrepreneurs in Year 9 competing in this year’s @DesignVentura The 5 shortlisted teams will be displaying their product ideas for everyone at CRGS to vote overall winner.
@DesignMuseum Design Ventura 2021 at CRGS. Keen and enthusiastic Year 9 design students have been displaying their creativity and entrepreneurship over the past 2 weeks. The winning team will be judged from the 5 shortlisted products next week.
Joe Bentley @LboroDesign former CRGS student wins national recognition for developing REACT, a device designed to rapidly stem bleeding from puncture wounds. Joe spearheads a rich seam of designers from CRGS and continues to inspire the next generation.