Other

After a recent visit to Filey, children in Y6 have been busy producing different watercolour paintings of the landmarks they saw there. These will then be turned into calendars which will be sold at the Christmas Concerts in 3 weeks time. The childr their plan and design skills to produce what they think the calendar should look like, whilst also using their accounting skills to figure out how much the calendars will cost to make and how much they should sell them for inorder to try and make a profit

In Y5 the children have been working hard using all their enterprise skills to produce their very own museum about the local area. The museum has a theme of past, present and future in Thorpe Hesley. For this the children have had to use their enterprise skills to find out information about the local area, this has included visits to the local church and library as well as welcoming guests from the local community to ask them questions about Thorpe Hesley. This included a special visit this week from the local Women's Institute to tell them about history associated with the village.

Screening of Archive footage edited by Coleg ceredigion students as part of an enterprise project in conjunction with Coleg Harlech; Coleg Powys; and Aber University and funded through DYNAMO funding. Opportunity to see how these films were edited and developed. The films were made available through the National Sound and Screen Archive of Wales.

Oxford City Council residents forum meting to discuss community regeneration plans and community representatives to develop partnership agreements.

Gloucestershire Mums in Business Stalls, Entrepreneurial Inspiration & Flexible Work Opportunities Beechwood Shopping Centre, On the Balcony 19th November Completely unique shopping experience where shoppers are encouraged to be entrepreneurial. fantastic opportunity to chat and support local people that have taken the leap of faith into business. Entertain the children, leave them with Tick Tocks for an hour, socialise and buy your Christmas presents from small local business run by entrepreneurial Mums on Christmas Light switch on in Cheltenham.

Individuals from the social enterprise community in Bristol are leading a discussion at the Occupy Bristol camp about social enterprise and how it can be a viable alternative to Capitalism.

The Occupy agenda is campaigning against business greed and the pursuit of profit for its own sake. The purpose of this open event is to put social enterprise squarely on to the agenda at Occupy and start the discussion and exploration about what the 'Alternative' might look like.

Drop-in between 08:00 to 12:00

Location: Fusion Universal, Sceptre House, New Burlington Street, Mayfair, London W1S 2JA

Fusion Universal, EUROPARX and partners are excited to announce the initial call for inspired people to apply for a funded professional experience of up to 17 weeks in Andalusia, Spain.

We are holding a drop-in event for prospective candidates to find out more information about the opportunity and the application process.

General criteria: You have to be passionate, creative, aged 21 to 99 years, and ready to appreciate an experience of a lifetime.

An informal information session for young people aged 18-25 who want to start up their own business. Find out how PSYBT can help you make the first steps into self-employment at this drop-in session at the 'St Enoch Working' shop on 1st floor of the St Enoch Centre.

The exhibition, organised by CRGS Sixth Form student Naomi White, will be held on Sunday, November 20th in order to raise at least £3000 for the Solomon project. It will be open from 12pm onwards at The Grand with free entry to the public. The work of a range of highly regarded local artists will be exhibited in addition to pieces from Ribble Valley based art students. Visitors will be able to buy cards,postcards or order prints from artists’ work and there will be the opportunity to make a donation to the Solomon Project on the day.

Year 7 - Safety Day including use of First Aid Year 8 - Citizenship assemblies. Working with the Red Cross to raise awareness of work through assemblies, film and music. Some groups will raise money Years 9, 10 and 11 - Investigation of careers pathways. Y10 will also work on presentation, Enterprise activities in Team Building and Problem Solving.

Urbano’s business breakfasts bring together directors, business owners, entrepreneurs and senior management of companies from across London's corporate and commercial spectrum to share experiences, explore new opportunities and learn lessons to help them drive their businesses forward.

This special event should also attract many of London's most innovative companies, with which Urbano has been closely involved for the past 10 years, especially those involved in the development of technology, software and new media.

Come along to Yale College's Food For Thought Christmas Market where our enterprising and innovative Creative Industries students will be selling their amazing wares - all based on our sustainability theme. Inspirational and divine gifts for Christmas!

Back by popular demand - but not possible during GEW due to rooming issues!

Students are invited to join up with friends, classmates, Welsh Bacc group or PT group and manage a market stall eg selling crafts, plants, recycled goods, Christmas cards and gifts.

Slots are available to musicians and performers throughout this event to showcase their talent!

Yale College students take charge and are planning a series of fundraising activities and events throughout the day - at Grove Park and Bersham Road: all student-led.

Details tba!

Come and see beautiful samples of Welsh quilts designed and made by Yale College students: on show at the Welsh Government offices at Llandudno Junction throughout Global Entrepreneurship Week!

The Thinc Quilts project was funded by the Welsh Government and designed to inspire young people interested in crafts and textiles to investigate the Welsh woollen industry and the impact it ahs had on historical, contemporary, local and international creative industries and design.

We are looking for a photographer, professional and amateur , who can capture Wrexham at its best. We’re looking for imaginative photos, can be of anything you want, within the Wrexham Area. The top 12 photos will feature in a calendar which will be on sale in Yale College and the photos will be displayed in the Memorial Arts Gallery.

Send your photo in by midday Thursday 17th November to bigideasenterprise@gmail.com Please submit all photos in jpeg format with your name and the title of your photo. Judging will take place Thursday 17th November. Winners will be contacted by email.

A Craft Fayre featuring stalls from students,staff and local businesses.

A Cave FE Consortium and Sports Leaders Wales event at which students are given the opportunity to pitch for real money to run real projects that will make a real difference in their communities.

A craft fayre on the Cowbridge Road Campus of Bridgend College with stalls manned by staff, students and local businesses and artisans. There will also be a sustainability sap shop stall raising money for and awareness of The Size Of Wales project.

An advice stand set up to help students understand tax and self-assessment.