Never mind The Apprentice! Sir Alan Sugar needs to look out for our S1 pupils with their fantastic business minds and tenacious work ethic! Mrs Chalmers’ S1 class have been working for weeks on creating their own toy including design, manufacturing, marketing and publicity! They pitched their products to a panel including Mr Scott, Mrs Burton and Mr Campbell who were mightily impressed and did not revel in the hard task of choosing a winner.
CMFK created a fab night light!
Turkey Toys effort đŸ™‚
Rocket Boys with their toy rocket
MCESFK created a toy car.
Best Group Award went to the girls for their turtle game – complete with handmade turtles! (Miss Gilligan thinks they were robbed – handmade turtles?! WINNER!)
Overall winners were the Bueno Group for their ‘Night Light Pillow’ – now holding pride of place at the front of Mrs Chalmers’ room. Judges were impressed with not only their idea and execution but their marketing and pitch showing a fantastic use of persuasive devices! Bueno, girls! (See what I did there?)
Best Villain: Brandon McKean for his star turns in two of the trailers, Kirsty Higgins’ ‘Final Year’ and Callum Mulvey’s ‘Camping Trip’.
 Most Unlikely Villain: Connor Ryan for his appearance in Andrew Moore’s ‘Into the Darkness’.
Best impression of a Dead Body Being Dragged Away: Callum Mulvey for his appearance in Jamie Muir’s ‘Done’.
 Best Use of the Most Annoying Band on the Planet (Maroon 5): Kiera Cameron for her use of ‘Animals’ in her stalker-esque trailer ‘In Sight’.
 Best (and busiest) Editor: Kyle Hutcheson
 Best Use of Creepiest Mask: Megan McDowell for ‘Occuli Di’
 Best Costume (Use of a Leather Jacket): Jack Garden for ‘Camping Trip’.
 Best Product Placement (Tango Ice Blast): Jamie Dillon for ‘A Journey With No Return’.
 Best Camera (Close Up of a Hand): Kirsty Higgins for ‘Final Year’.
Best Left it to the Last Minute but got there in the end: Jamie Muir for ‘Done’.
