What happens in schools determines to a large extent what happens in people’s lives. Schools are where our world views are constructed, where we learn what is possible and what is not, where we develop the competencies needed to fulfil our life ambitions. The task of creating a more entrepreneurial
FUNDRAISING has taken off at an Abingdon school where pupils have donated items they made to a new children’s air ambulance service. Year 12 students from Larkmead School’s young enterprise group “Hendeka” have donated their stock to The Children’s Air Ambulance charity to sell in its shops. The goods were
His Royal Highness, the Earl of Wessex helped to celebrate Young Enterprise’s 50th anniversary at Loseley House on the 13th June. The Earl of Wessex joined 80 other guests including the Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Surrey and owner of Loseley House Michael More-Molyneux and this year’s winning Company Programme
Sumo wrestling and ice cream sales helped teams of enterprising Midlands pupils donate £100 to charity. Pupils at a Burton school have taken part in a Young Enterprise Tenner Tycoon competition. More than 70 youngsters from the de Ferrers Academy, in Harehedge Lane, took part in the competition where they
Four UK-based teams of young entrepreneurs have made it through to the final of a prestigious international scientific competition. Intel Business Challenge Europe 2013 is a competition for innovative products, smart technologies and interactive web and mobile applications in areas such as healthcare & Medical devices, energy, biotechnology and nanotechnology.
