A young Salford inventor has won a national engineering award for creating colour-changing glasses that could help people with dyslexia read more easily, with the prototype already attracting interest from the NHS.

Millie Childs developed the idea while she was a pupil at Light Oaks Junior School, taking part in Primary Engineer, a national competition that challenges pupils to design creative solutions to real-world problems.

Her invention, Rainbow Glasses, features a pair of glasses with interchangeable or adjustable coloured lenses designed to reduce visual stress and improve reading comfort for people with dyslexia.

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