Coastal Taranaki School: Kalani Dalton Year 7 received a merit for "Which paper plane is more aerodynamic" and the South Taranaki District Council (STDC) prizes for "Environmental Projects from South Taranaki District Schools."
Ivy Loveridge and Natalie Barrie Year 8 "Plastic Milk" won a prize for STDC prizes for "Environmental Projects from South Taranaki District Schools."
Amelie Staunstrup Moore and Eleni Wheeler Year 8 "Pecking Away" won a prize for "Environmental Projects from South Taranaki District Schools."
Ōmata: Lucas Alford and Yuta Saito Year 8 "H2 Blow" special prize from Ara Ake for projects that show creative use of energy.
Ella Phillips and Keshia Fever Year 8 "Enviro Stick" won first prize from Venture Taranaki for the most promising commercial idea and the Special Prize for the Fonterra Trophy for the Best Project in Years 7 and 8.
Millie Stonier and Amelia Prestidge Year 8 "Little House Big Problem" won second prize from Venture Taranaki for the most promising commercial idea and the special prize from Beca for a creative project that best illustrates the concept of "making every day better."
Lily Williams and Peyton Valentine Year 7 "Working Worms" second prize from LabwareHouse Ltd prize for the best project involving New Zealand Flora and/or Fauna
St Joseph's Ōpunake: Amy O'Rorke Year 7 "Fancy Fertilisers" First place for the South Taranaki District Council Prizes for Environmental Projects from South Taranaki District Schools.
Taranaki Diocesan School: Abby Bernasconi Year 11-13 "Arms Race" won the Massey University Special Award for projects that demonstrate the best solutions to significant global issues.
Maiy Ung and Isabela Lee-Alvarez Year 9 "Tune in that room" won the Arxada prize for best entries that show scientific endeavour and a special award from Independent Petroleum Laboratories prize for outstanding experimental techniques.