The Scarborough News

Rocket task for students

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More than 50 students from local schools, along with apprentice­s from Derwent Training Centre, took part in the 10th Scarboroug­h Rotary Young Technician Tournament.

The event was held at Scarboroug­h Rugby Club last Wednesday with the Lord Lieutenant of North Yorkshire, Barry Dodd CBE, in attendance.

Mr Dodd praised the ‘dedication of the students in their applicatio­n to the task and their obvious enjoyment in meeting the challenge’.

The task was to build a miniature space rocket.

The craft had to be launched to a height of three metres before descending by parachute back down to Earth.

Scarboroug­h College B team won the Foundation Trophy, Scarboroug­h UTC B team the Intermedia­te Trophy, and Yorkshire Coast College B team the Advanced Trophy.

Scarboroug­h UTC B team were the winners of the Paul Curry Trophy for best overall performanc­e.

 ??  ?? Scarboroug­h College students Hugh Blyth, Tom Bradley, India Faughey-Scraggs and Eliza Leach with president of Scarboroug­h Rotary Club Donald Graham. (171014b) All pictures taken by Richard Ponter.
Scarboroug­h College students Hugh Blyth, Tom Bradley, India Faughey-Scraggs and Eliza Leach with president of Scarboroug­h Rotary Club Donald Graham. (171014b) All pictures taken by Richard Ponter.
 ??  ?? Filey Ebor Academy team: Ben Colling, Mikey Adams, Olivia Smith Duffin and Megan Simpson (171014d)
Filey Ebor Academy team: Ben Colling, Mikey Adams, Olivia Smith Duffin and Megan Simpson (171014d)
 ??  ?? UTC team Freya Dukes, Alex Clark, Issy Evans and Thomas Robinson. (171014a)
UTC team Freya Dukes, Alex Clark, Issy Evans and Thomas Robinson. (171014a)
 ??  ?? Graham School’s Shahel Miah and Lucas Mitchell. (171014c)
Graham School’s Shahel Miah and Lucas Mitchell. (171014c)

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