Sponsorships

This, the third National Student Woodworking Competition,was sponsored by Fitchett & Woollacott - now Brooks Bros (Midlands) Ltd. The competition has gathered momentum since its inception, with ever growing levels of participation and Design & Technology teachers praising its positive influence in motivating students to produce their best work.
More than 300 pieces of woodwork were submitted, creating a superb showcase for the woodworking skills of students of different ages. 
Students competed in three age bands for a variety of prizes and schools competed to win timber from sustainable forests and state-of-the-art equipment for their Design & Technology workshops. 

"Well done to all entrants...you are all stars! .... but the judges considered these to be the prize winners"

1st prize - Kristina McCoy for "Vanity Table" - St Paul's HS. Bessbrook (Wii Console with sports game)
2nd prize - Emily Hearne for "Electric cello" - The Tiffin Girl's School (JVC DAB Micro System)
3rd prize - Frances Williams for "Adjustable Hood Lamp" - Royal High School, Bath (Sony Walkman Video with FM tuner)

1st prize - Keith Rowden for "Chess & Table" - Dartmouth Community College (Panasonic Home Theatre Kit)
2nd prize - Helen Sunderland for "Music Stand" - Royal High School, Bath (Olympus Camera-FE4000 Arctic Blue)
3rd prize - Lauren Barber for "Dolls House" - Sir John Leman High School (Sony Walkman Video with FM tuner)

1st prize - Meg Demmon for "M" - Debenham High School Olympus (Olympus Camera-FE4000 Arctic Blue) 2nd prize - Harry Handley for "Octigal Illusion" - Debenham High School (Sony Walkman) 3rd prize - Elinor Foot for "E Trinket Box" - Oxford High School For Girls 7" (Digital Photo Frame)

Winner - Queen Mary's Grammar School, Bath - Teacher: Paul Hughes (£1000 timber)