Rotary North Group School Technology Tournament 2017
This year's Tournament was attended by some 80 students
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Rotary North Group School Technology Tournament 2017
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Rtn David Blakely
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Judges
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PJD 2830-002 (Custom)
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PJD 2835-002 (Custom)
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PJD 2852-001 (Custom)
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PJD 2856-001 (Custom)
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PJD 2859-001 (Custom)
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PJD 2862-001 (Custom)
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PJD 2876 (Custom)
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PJD 2877-001 (Custom)
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PJD 2884 (Custom)
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PJD 2887 (Custom)
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PJD 2889 (Custom)
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PJD 2889-001 (Custom)
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PJD 2891 (Custom)
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PJD 2892 (Custom)
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PJD 2893 (Custom)
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PJD 2906 (Custom)
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PJD 2908 (Custom)
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PJD 2911 (Custom)
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PJD 2913 (Custom)
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Risedale F 2b-001
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Thirsk F 1a-001 (Custom)
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The objective, this year,was to launch a "satellite" to exceed a height of 3m, marked by a cross-piece on the vertical rod, and return as close as possible to the launch site. The target on the ground is to mark the return. On their final launch, the winning Foundation Group team, from Hurworth School, scored a bull's eye, with the returning "satellite" hitting the lip of the cup.
Several Wensleydale Rotarians were involved in organising this year's Rotary Technology Tournament at Catterick Garrison, along with colleagues from other Rotary Clubs in North Yorkshire
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