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Engineering Pick 'n' Mix
This London Engineering Project case study, part of the Royal Academy of Engineering collection, is a hands-on interactive activity aimed at Year 9 students and aims to show how creative engineering can be and encourages enterprise.
As part of the activity, students are required to:
*Invent a new product
*Plan a marketing strategy
*Make a prototype from a range of materials which they ‘buy’, within a budget, from an ‘engineering store’.
*Present their enterprising ideas to their classmates and judges
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