Team S-MART from Eden Girls School – Winners of the 2016 Enterprise Challenge
We are delighted to announce the schools with teams that have reached the regional finals of this year’s Enterprise Challenge Competition. This represents a significant achievement and congratulations to all the winning students and their mentors.
The regional finals are open events meaning that friends, parents and supporters are very welcome to attend. There is a link beneath each listing below that will take you to a page where you can order tickets.
All winning teams at the Regional Finals will part in the Enterprise Challenge Grand Final in London in May.
South East
22nd March
Slough Aspire Centre, Slough: 12pm – 2pm
Speaker: Andrew Ramroop OBE
Eden Girls School
Gordons School
Rivers Academy
Swakeleys School
Villiers High School
Scotland
23rd March
The Prince’s Trust, Wolfson Centre: 12pm – 2pm
Speaker: Kawser Quamer (Senior Broadcast Journalist/Presenter at the BBC)
Bellahouston Academy
Holyrood Secondary
Shawlands Academy
London
24th March
EY, 25 Churchill Place: 12pm – 2pm
Speakers: Ollie Forsyth (CEO and Founder of the Budding Entrepreneur) and Soloman Ian-Sangala (CEO and Founder of AttireX).
Eden Girls School
London Enterprise Academy
Skinners Academy
Southfields Academy
St Paul’s Way Trust School
North West
28th March
KPMG, Manchester: 12pm- 2pm
Speaker: Lawrence Jones MBE (CEO of UKFast)
Altrincham Grammar School for Girls
Calderstones High School
Ladybridge High School
Parrswood High School
Royton & Crompton High School
Yorkshire
29th March
KPMG, Leeds: 12pm – 2pm
Speaker: Claire Young (entrepreneur, director of School Speakers and former runner up of The Apprenctice)
Corpus Christi Team
Dixons Kings Academy
Leeds City Academy
Mount St Mary Catholic High School
Swallow Hill
West Midlands
31st March
KPMG Birmingham: 12pm – 2pm
Speaker: Daniella Genas-Ogunbanjo (entrepreneur and social enterprise advocate)
Grace Academy Solihull
Harborne Academy
Hodge Hill College
Kings Heath Boys
Perry Beeches IV The Free School
The Enterprise Challenge is made possible by the generous sponsorship of Apax Foundation & Qatar Charity UK and the support of Totem Learning.
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