Sir Sidney Mcsprocket's Amazing Inventions

Sir Sidney McSprocket is encouraging YOU to make your own Great Exhibition – what things might you include?

Sir Sidney McSprocket introduces us to G.M. Gilbert and Jane Ni Dhulchaointigh, two great and inspiring British minds.

Sir Sidney McSprocket looks at George Jennings and Duncan Fitzsimons – both who not only solved problems but made life better too!

Sir Sidney McSprocket explores two nautically themed creators – William Jenkins and Lucy Hughes. 

Sir Sidney McSprocket looks at two great minds who liked to play with unusual ideas. R. W. Savage and Laurence Kemball-Cook.

Sir Sidney McSprocket introduces two Great Minds – Eugene Rimmel and Sir James Dyson, and shows how being adaptive is an important quality for creative people. 

Sir Sidney McSprocket investigates two other knights - Sir Charles Wheatstone and Sir Jonathan Ive – two designers who changed the way we look at things.

Sir Sidney McSprocket introduces us to Great British minds, J Harrison and Oluwaseyi Sosanya - both of whom used their curiosity to improve on an existing design.

Sir Sidney McSprocket takes us on a journey to meet three Great British Minds who are responsible for the invention of computing and the internet.      

Sir Sydney McSprockett remembers The Great Exhibition of 1851 and how Great British Minds aren't something you only found in Victoria times.

Sir Sidney McSprocket explores how marbles are made.

Sir Sidney McSprocket explores how carpet is made.

Sir Sidney McSprocket explores how plastic bottles are made.

Sir Sidney McSprocket explores how light bulbs are made.

Sir Sidney McSprocket explores how marker pens are made.

Sir Sidney McSprocket explores how cardboard boxes are made.

Sir Sidney McSprocket explores how slime is made.

Sir Sidney McSprocket explores how sticky tape is made.

Sir Sidney McSprocket explores how dIce are made.

Sir Sidney McSprocket explores how footballs are made.