Enterprise Education - Business Champion
Find out how Foxhills Technology College in Scunthorpe is achieving a whole school approach to enterprise education via the appointment of an enterprise champion.
Rachel Dixon has spent three years ensuring that enterprise is embedded across the curriculum at the school. This is partly achieved through inter-departmental sessions, allowing teachers to discuss ideas for a cross-curricular approach, with Rachel then suggesting ways in which these proposals can be refined.
In addition, Rachel leads a class of low ability pupils as they design and cost a school restaurant, intended to run on a commercial basis in the following term.
Finally, she leads a lesson during which older students, known as economic well-being officers, take the lead in assessing a series of enterprise resources and making recommendations as to which would be most attractive to fellow students.
- Duration: 15:00 minutes
- Published: 18 January 2008
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QCA: Guidance for implementing the statutory requirement at Key Stage 4 A link to the publication, Work-Related Learning for All at Key Stage 4
Ofsted: Developing enterprising young people Ofsted report about how to implement enterprise into education
Schools Network: Schools' Enterprise Education Network Information on the Schools' Enterprise Education Network (SEEN)
TeacherNet: Top tips for schools Handy tips for schools working with partners
TDA: case Study - Writhlington Business and Enterprise School An example of a school successfully using partnership in enterprise
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