Enterprise education

300 school pupils in attendance who learnt about enterprise and entrepreneurship. The event was in partnership with RBS.

Entrepreneurs from across Medway toasted to their success at a networking event held to celebrate the area's newest company start ups.

KS3 -Year 7 Enterprise Challenge, run by the Lionheart .

The Business Studies team was awarded with a £1,000 prize for Creativity and Innovation at the National Muslim Teachers Awards.

This money was invested in a pioneering enterprise project; where Business and Enterprise students were divided into teams and given a £40 start-up capital. As a part of their course, they were required to create a real business plan based on a unique idea, which fills a gap in the market.

Through our partnership with Town & Country Markets we secured 5 stalls in the Luton Town Market, where students sold were able to sell their products to a wider market.

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.

Series of enterprise challenges in four local schools culminating in a finals day at Staffordshire University Business School

ProfitAbility will use one of its business simulations to put fifty students through their paces. The students compete in two groups - one is studying for their BTEC in business, and the other are wannabe accountants. Using ProfitAbility’s hands-on competitive and interactive board games each team will compete for market dominance and show how they can run a profitable business while maintaining all important cash flow.

An intense 54-hour education technology event which focuses on building a web or mobile application with an education focus which could form the basis of a credible business over the course of a weekend -http://londonedu.startupweekend.org/

Startup Weekend Education London (SWEL) is a non-profit, community-building event that brings together educators, developers, designers and business people with the shared ambition: to use technology to enhance education.

Taking place at the Free Word Centre in Farringdon on Friday 25th (6pm-10pm), Saturday (9am-10pm) & Sunday (9am-9pm).

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We are working with 16 pupils from a secondary school (years 7 & 8) and are delivering an enterprise project. the pupils will be selling smoothies as their selling event. prior to this they will look at market research, looking at prices and working to a budget. The aim of the project is to get children thinking about enterprise and learn about the different qualities that a entrepreneur has.

Pupils St Joseph's Catholic Primary School will be running the STEPteam project. Learning about business, creating a business plan before running their own mini enterprise. www.stepteam.org

Forge Valley School students to complete an online enterprise survey during the week in their IT classes. The results will enable the school to target future enterprise and entrepreneurial support eg to the students who have expressed an interest in running their own business.

A Sheffield wide schools/college competition based around developing a sports related business which could be located in an empty shop in town. 6 schools participating at a centrally organised event (at the Uni of Sheffield) whilst others undertaking in school. Business reports to be submitted for consideration at a high profile finals event on 29/11 at Barclays HQ

We launched http://www.On111111.com with over 100,000 active participants on the ground around the world. All will be showcased on the site.. thanks to the support of http://www.LimitlessNOW.com

Part of the 1M/1M project to create one million millionaires and http://www.ManifestingMillionaires.com

Earning through LEarning. Opportunity for students to take part in Dynamo Role Model sessions to look at earning money whilst theyr are studying at university.

To celebrate the launch of The Joint Venture Company http://PsiPiGroup.com is providing many events in and around London, and on the phone and web.

We have interviews with some of the worlds top Joint Venture Brokers, access to mentors and some of the top consultants from Psi Pi Group are available to meet one to one.

We are also supporting and celerbrating the successes of:

http://freshandonpoint.com/ http://www.DINEevents.com http://ManifestingMillionaires.com http://FreshForms.com http://TheSimpleIdea.com

and more

The events are by referral and invitation only

Pupils to complete an Enterprise catalyst survey about themselves.

All our prgrammes that we are running during the week include our session on 'Make it in Great Britian' Supporting the Government campaign to inspire young people with their own manufacturing plans, ideas and their experiences. The BiE programme sessions will be part of our various programmesfor students and continue until July 2012

8:30am - 5:30pm @ The Congress Centre, London. WC1B 3LS.