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This year Audi Innovation Awards received over 4,000 entries from more than 200 schools across the country. This is a fantastic result compared with 1,600 entries from 120 schools in 2005. Audi Innovation Awards would like to thank all students and teachers who put their creativity and imagination to work and entered the competition. National Final
Overall the standard of this year’s entries was exceptionally high, and all our finalists deserve commendation for their innovative ideas. Semi Finals now finished 25 regional winners were chosen to go on to the National Final on 15 September in London. This exciting event will be held at the Dali Universe, just minutes from the London Eye. The afternoon will include activities for the students, a chance to meet the judges, and the presentation of the prizes to the National Winner and two runners up. Regional winner schools will receive a National Final information pack on 31 August. Please contact us if you have any queries on the National Final. Regional winners
Airah Young, Lindisfarne Middle School, Newcastle Audi Andrew Mortby, St Olaves Grammar School, Croydon Audi Alice Owen, Emma Leedham, Jezreel Lim, Susannah Olive, St Anne’s Catholic School, Audi Southampton Charlote Iles, Ivybridge Community College, Taunton Audi Charlotte Lodge, The Gordon School, Specialist Cars Audi Aberdeen Georgia Cohen, Leeds Girls High School, Leeds Audi Hannah Chilver-Vaughan, Northampton High School, Wayside Audi Izzy Foenlander, Bishops Stortford College, Cambridge Audi Jack Mayger, John Hampden School, Guilford Audi Jack Sanguinetti, Calday Grange, Chester Audi Jack Whittingham, Heathmount School, Whetstone Audi James Gibbons, Duke of Yorks School, Tonbridge Audi James Hornby, Kirkbie Kendal School, Carlisle Audi Jordan Stanley, Church Street School, Chester Audi Jordan Stanley, Church Stretton School, Chester Audi Kirsty Thompson, Inveralmond Community School, Glasgow Audi Laura Scott, John Port School, Huddersfield Audi Lucy Staniforth, Lindisfarne Middle School, Newcastle Audi Michelle Johnstone, St Albans Catholic High, Ipswich Audi Poppy Harper, Bungay High School, Norwich Audi Shannon Burns, The Bishop Challoner RC School, Stratford Audi Stuart Melone, St Birinus School, Oxford Audi Timothy Quigg, Grosvenor Grammar School, Isaak Agnew Audi Portadown Tom Bolton, Joe Kirby, Pewsey Vale School, Millhouse Audi Bath Vikki Houlden, Branston Community College, Lincoln Audi Next year’s competition Information on next year’s competition will be available on this site in September. If you have any queries, please go to contact us.
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Timothy Quigg, representing Grosvenor Grammar School and Isaac Agnew Audi, Belfast, claimed the winning title at Audi Innovation Awards 2006.
Hot on Timothy’s heels were two runners-up: Georgia Cohen from Leeds Girls’ High School and winner of the Semi-final event at Leeds Audi, and Jack Whittingham from Heath Mount School, who claimed his Semi-final win at Whetstone Audi. Jack’s design, ‘Dr Plecticle’ drastically reduced the need to spend time in doctor’s waiting rooms by enabling users to effectively diagnose themselves at home. Georgia was also inspired by the Plecticle challenge – her idea took the form of technologically advanced rose-tinted glasses which enable the user to de-stress and ‘see life as a happier, brighter place.’
The final event was held at Dali Universe in London, and the finalists enjoyed looking around the gallery after meeting with the judging panel. Later, while the judges deliberated, the finalists took off for a flight of the London Eye which proved to be a highlight of the day. 
In June, the Audi Innovation Awards semi final events took place in Audi Centres throughout the UK. 
The Semi Final winners are:
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