A team of 17 year olds from Elstree UTC, in Hertfordshire has been announced as the winner of the Information Category sponsored by Thomson Reuters at this year’s national Apps for Good Awards for their app Booksy. The Booksy app was created to promote visual and collaborative learning amongst GSCE students. The app allows users […]

An all girls team of 13 and 14 year olds from The St Marylebone CE School in London has been announced as the winner of the People’s Choice Award category sponsored by Virgin Red at this year’s national Apps for Good Awards, for their app Sign Time. Sign Time was created to teach children how […]

A team of 17 and 18 year olds from Bridgwater & Taunton College in Somerset have been announced as the winners of the Productivity category sponsored by SAP at this year’s national Apps for Good Awards for their app Home Help. The app Home Help was created to help people suffering from early dementia to […]

A team of 12-13 year olds from Dunoon Grammar School in Argyll and Bute have been announced as the winners of the Internet of Things category, supported by Samsung, at this year’s national Apps for Good Awards for their digital product Safe Step. Their digital product Safe Step was created to help users keep an […]

Adam Lee, aged 18 from Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, has been announced as the winner of Fellow of the Year at the Apps for Good Awards 2017. The award recognises each individual for their outstanding commitment to furthering their skills, inspiring other young people and creating positive change in the world through technology. The winning student, […]