SCHOOLS AWARDS Brief B - KS3 and 4
Cravendale/Purfiltre single serve bottle.
The Brief – a snapshot Students were asked to design a resealable and recyclable container that has an eye catching design and stands out in the chilled drinks section of the supermarkets. The Prize - £500 to the school which in the opinion of the Logoplaste judges has had the greatest success with its pupils’ entries. Logoplaste will also arrange a visit to one of their bottlemanufacturing plants in theUK, including travel. and IOM3 will award £50 to the Best Portfolio in Brief B.
> Sponsored AwardWinning School - Bungay High School
Sponsor’s Comments – ChrisClarke,Logoplaste “Excellent design boards and production concepts fromBungayHigh School. In particular I really liked CharlieWyatt’s entry. You can really see this bottle on the supermarket shelf. It will appeal to a wide range of 'ages' especially younger children with the collectable cows’ heads. A well thought out design that allows for practical use across the fuller supply chain. Design boards,mood boards, production concepts were well presented.”
sponsored by:
> IOM3 Sponsored AwardWinner For Best Supporting Portfolio
AMNA ARSHAD Award: Silver School Name: Larbert High School
Sponsor’s comments - “This excellently presented portfolio clearly shows the candidates ideas and reasoning behind their final design. The drawings showing the details of the initial concepts and their pros and cons are superb!”
Alsotakes silver. Judge’s comments - “Very good design process shown,well presented.”
MOLLY SPRING Award: Gold
School Name: Bungay High School Creative throughout the portfolio with a fun final packaging solution.
ROSIE EVANS Award: Silver School Name: Brentwood School
Good prototype, appealing. Good development well presented.
LIBBY SADD Award: Silver
School Name: St Andrew's School Novel idea - unusual, imaginative concept. Original - well presented.
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