2023 winners

In 2023, the Society invited you to create your own blueprint for the future. We were looking for innovative ideas to address problems in areas such as food production and supply, energy and sustainability, water security, resources, population growth, economic crisis, transport, travel, urbanisation, risk management, trade, environmental management, biodiversity and more. 

Our 2023 winners

Key Stage Two
Winner: Gene Jutatreeraparp, Shrewsbury International School Bangkok
Highly Commended: Jacob Dalah, Haberdashers' Boys' Prep School
Highly Commended: Grace Bi, St Swithun's Prep School
Highly Commended: Lyra Carlton Jones, Lady Eleanor Holles School

Key Stage Three
Winner: Tamana Sawmynaden, The Tiffin Girls' School
Highly Commended: Esme Tse, Colfe's School
Highly Commended: Abiha Khurram, Westfield School
Highly Commended: Nina Sauvegrain, St Edmund's School Canterbury

Key Stage Four
Winner: Fin Dobson, Sandbach School
Highly Commended: Ruby Allenby, Oundle School
Highly Commended: Neal Timblo, Harrow School
Highly Commended: Abigail Coggon, New College Doncaster

Key Stage Five
Winner: Annabel Quill, Mayfield School
Highly Commended: Ayush Shah, Avanti House School
Highly Commended: Rafe Worsfold, Whitgift School
Highly Commended: Jessica Tredgett, Pate's Grammar School

The winners and highly commended students were celebrated at an awards ceremony at the Society on Friday 8 December 2023, where they listened to a talk from Tom Heap on 39 ways to save the planet.

This annual competition is open to all schools and advertised through our wide networks. Submissions are judged without seeing the entrants’ details.