BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Nurturing Future Black Entrepreneurs Celebrating Black History Month with Ultra Education This Black History Month, Ultra Education reaffirms its commitment to empowering young people from disadvantaged backgrounds, particularly those of African and Caribbean heritage. We focus on entrepreneurship and financial literacy, giving young people the tools they need to shape their futures confidently. Through initiatives like the ‘It Takes a Village’ programme, we engaged 38 schools and supported over 300 students across Brent, particularly Black boys of Caribbean heritage. Over 18 months, we delivered entrepreneurship workshops,
mentorship, family advocacy and business showcases, helping to raise attainment and aspirations. The African proverb: ‘It takes a village to raise a child’, is central to our philosophy. We believe that nurturing young people’s success requires the collective effort of families, mentors and the wider community. This approach has been key in driving change and supporting the next generation of entrepreneurs. As part of our ongoing mission to uplift young people aged 7 to 30, we invite you to join us at the 11th Youth Business Fair, taking place at Wembley Stadium on 24th
Open Days in February, May and November Day School with Boarding for girls aged 3 - 13 and boys aged 3 - 7
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November 2024. It will feature over 150 young entrepreneurs showcasing their businesses, ranging in age from 6 to 30. For more information and to register, please visit Ultra Education Youth Winter Business Fair 2024 on Eventbrite. Let’s continue to celebrate and support these future leaders! JULIAN HALL Founder www.ultra.education
