MSSW 2026 Wraps Up with a Successful Final Day

MSSW 2026 came to a close with an outstanding final day, bringing together students, STEM Ambassadors, exhibitors and industry professionals to celebrate science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Throughout the event, students took part in a variety of engaging, hands-on activities designed to inspire curiosity, develop teamwork and highlight the diverse opportunities available within STEM careers. From robotics and virtual reality to engineering challenges, broadcasting, recycling and electrical projects, the day was packed with exciting learning experiences.

Congratulations to all the schools and STEM Ambassadors who participated. The quality of the projects and presentations was exceptional, making the judges’ task of selecting winners incredibly challenging.

The awards for top projects were presented by Mims Davies MP, Philip Todd (Chair of MSSW and MD of BSE3D) and Richard Cox (CEO) of BHBPA. St Lawrence School and S&T Controls took 1st place. Southway and OnxyGeo received 2nd Place and The Windmills School and University of Sussex were awarded 3rd place.

We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to our exhibitors, who generously donated their time, expertise and resources to support the event. Their enthusiasm and commitment played a significant role in creating such a memorable experience for the students.

Exhibitors included, Artemis Marketing, Broadcast Bionics, BSE3D, Burgess Hill Academy, Comply Sense, Edwards Vacuum, OnyxGeo, Gatwick Airport, KGN Pillinger, STEM Innovation and West Sussex Recycling.

Finally, thank you to the schools, volunteers, ambassadors, judges, sponsors and supporters who helped make MSSW 2026 another great success.

More in depth report can be found on the MSSW website.

We look forward to seeing everyone again in 2027.