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Teachers and students from the winning school projects were invited to a special Awards Ceremony at the House of Commons in London on 15th October 2007 where they received their prize from the Speaker of the House of Commons and where the overall UK-wide winners were announced.
Joint first prize was awarded to Thomas's Battersea School in London and Woodhill Primary School in Bishopbriggs, Scotland. The runner-up was St Nicholas CE Primary School in Crosby, North West England.
For further information and photographs of the ceremony, please click on the links below:
- Awards Ceremony | Press Release | 22 October 2007
- Awards Ceremony Photo Gallery
- Awards Ceremony Video
- Awards Ceremony Brochure
Judges
The judges were as follows:
- Lord Toby Harris of Haringey, Chair, Hon Treasurer, PITCOM
- Andrea Kalavsky, Systems Magician, Innocent Drinks
- Karen Price OBE, CEO, e-skills UK
- Stephen Darvill, Government Relations Director, LogicaCMG
- Emily Taylor, Director of Legal and Policy, Nominet
- Steve Head, Education Consultant, M.G.L
- Liwei Lee, Software Engineer, Google
"I had the most wonderful day in my life. I think we were all very privileged to go on this once-in-a-lifetime trip."