Press releases
WATER FEATURES IN ROLLS-ROYCE SCIENCE PRIZE WINNING ENTRY
19 Jun 2008
St Anne's Primary School, based in Corkey, Northern Ireland, has won the 2008 Rolls-Royce Science Prize for its creative and hands-on project about every aspect of the water cycle. The Northern Ireland school is the third winner of the Rolls-Royce Science Prize, which rewards excellence in science teaching across the UK and Ireland.
ROLLS-ROYCE POWERS UP FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING WEEK
22 May 2008
Rolls-Royce has been supporting young people across the UK celebrate National Science and Engineering Week by encouraging them to take part in science-related activities.
LARGS ACADEMY CELEBRATES SUCCESS IN ROLLS-ROYCE PROJECT
22 Feb 2008
Local sculptor George Wyllie (MBE, RSA) has today (Friday, February 22) officially opened a celebration of students' work completed as part of the Rolls-Royce Science Prize. The exhibition of the Largs Academy students' science-based artwork is on display at the Inverclyde National Sports Centre, Burnside Road in Largs until Friday February 29.
ROLLS-ROYCE LAUNCHES INTERACTIVE RESOURCE PACKS
28 Nov 2007
Rolls-Royce plc has launched two interactive resource packs as part of its Rolls-Royce Science Prize initiative.
ROLLS-ROYCE INVITES INSPIRATIONAL TEACHERS TO ENTER
13 Nov 2007
Rolls-Royce plc, a world-leading provider of power systems and services, is seeking innovative teachers of science in the UK and Ireland to enter its prestigious Science Prize. Entries can be submitted via www.rolls-royce.com/scienceprize until 29 February 2008.
See this year's £5,000 winning finalist teams and their projects.
Search through our database of all past qualifying entries for ideas and inspiration.
£120,000 total prize money each year to be won - find out more.