Huge congratulations to Amy and Ting, who were announced the winners of the Micro-Tyco Innovation Competition.
The competition allows students to pitch their ideas on creating positive social impact, whilst addressing the United Nations Global Goals; it is designed to inspire the responsible business leaders of the future. Amy and Ting's pitch of 'Improving mental health through art' was highly commended by the judges, their pitch was described as "well-structured" and "exceptionally well presented". The Innovation was recognised as very practical and something that can work well with any age group.
Amy and Ting went the extra mile, by gathering opinions of students at Queen Anne's, presenting stats and research and impressing the judges with their consideration of potential barriers regarding the execution of the idea.
Queen Anne's is extremely proud of the girls hard work and passion - well deserved winners!
.png&command_2=resize&height_2=85 "QAS Wins Second Place Nationally in Micro-Tyco Innovate Competition Final")
.JPG&command_2=resize&height_2=85 "Sixth Form Conference with Sport in Mind and Royal Berkshire Hospital")
.jpg&command_2=resize&height_2=85 "Psychology and Criminology Lecture - Broadmoor")
