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Wootton Primary School

On the 30th April 2012 the junkbots project went to Wootton Primary's STEM club. The task was challenging to design and to build junkbots that can draw in less than 45 minutes...and they did.

Great work and some engineers/technologists for the future.


Thank you to Mrs Meadows and all the children of the STEM club for inviting me.


If you would like to know more about the Junkbots project contact scott.turner@northampton.ac.uk
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