F1 in Schools is an international STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) competition for school children aged 11–18, in which groups of 3–6 students go head-to-head in a special Formula One challenge. F1 in Schools challenged students to work in teams to design, construct and race the fastest Formula One Car of the Future powered by compressed air cylinders using the official F1 Model Block and utilising CAD/CAM design tools. The competition currently operates in over 40 different countries after beginning life in the UK back in 1999.

At the regional competition Nova Monifieth recently won fastest car and first place in the Scotland region. They now carry this success through to the national final in Silverstone on Monday 19th and Tuesday 20th March 2018. In this part of the competition they will be competing to be the best in Britain in the hope to secure a place in the international world final against teams from across the globe for the Bernie Ecclestone World Champions Trophy.

Taking part in such a huge competition comes at a cost and they need your support!

To get to silverstone they need to raise around £2000 or this once in a life time opertunity may be missed.