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Youth Enterprise in Education
The team have recently been linking up with local schools and businesses in a range of exciting enterprise events and activities. Three primary schools, Gillshill, Cavendish and Longhill have all been linked up with a business each in PBS Construction, St Stephen’s and former Hull businessman, Ron Dickinson, who are all partnering their respective schools as part of the Make £5 Blossom project. Each school has been given a loan of £150 by their business mentor and will be looking at ways to turn that into a profit. Gillshill have already taken a group of pupils to St Stephen’s Shopping Centre and they were given a tour of the site by their partner Ruth Truelove, before doing some useful research and purchasing items for their business idea. HEY Children’s University have also been working with Youth Enterprise in delivering some career/entrepreneurship sessions around the Big 13 Skills with the added support of Barclays Eagle Lab team. Each session involved activities around the Big 13 Enterprise Skills and how important they are, the children also had the chance to meet a young entrepreneur, like music producer James Danville and ask them questions about their business. Barclays also delivered some fantastic coding challenges for the children that had them all using many of the skills when creating their own basic video game. Lab Rascals, who are an interactive science entertainment company, recently worked with the Youth Enterprise team to plan and deliver some fantastic science sessions in nine local primary schools and Ganton School. The sessions were specifically linked to the Big 13 enterprises skills and involved building and erupting dry ice volcanoes. The sessions were offered to schools on a first come, first served basis and the interest was high, as they were taken up by the schools very quickly.