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News Story: Local Inspiration Helps Students Beat 73,000 Young Entrepreneurs To Win The UK’s Largest Enterprise Competition

Green minded pupils from Waldegrave School in Twickenham, London and Plymouth College in the South West have triumphed ahead of 73,000 other students to win the top prize at the national final of the 2009 Make Your Mark Challenge - the UK’s largest enterprise challenge for 14-19 year olds.

The Waldegrave School students were victorious in the 14-16 category and Plymouth College in the 16-19 category of the competition after each battling it out against 11 other teams from around the country at the National Finals yesterday (Thursday December 10 2009)

Date Published: 
11/12/2009

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News Story: Future entrepreneurs lack green inspiration from leaders of today

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Over 70 percent of young people in Britain believe there is a lack of inspirational green entrepreneurs for them to look up to, according to research released today by Make Your Mark.

Date Published: 
29 September 2009

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Publication: Consultation: Impartial Careers Guidance

Responding to the DCSF consultation on the core statutory careers guidance, Enterprise Insight expresses our concern that the guidance omits any mention of self-employment and entrepreneurship. We recommend that references to self-employment and entrepreneurship is made explicit and make suggestions for where this could be included.

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July 2009

Inspiring Story: Alternative Graduate School

Alison Cole and Ann Nguyen believe that designing human solutions does not necessitate an expensive graduate degree. They are designing a prototype for free and meaningful graduate level education in an ecovillage in Auroville, India!

Inspiring Story: Sparking An Interest In Enterprise

After taking part in the Make Your Mark Challenge, Richard Miner was inspired to start his own music promotions company. He went on to become one of the Prime Minister’s Global Fellows.

Useful Link: National Curriculum

The National Curriculum believes that to achieve the aims of the curriculum, young people need to experience opportunities to understand themselves and the world in which they live. One such cross-curriculum dimension is enterprise. Yay, we love enterprise and we love that that the national curriculum recognises it!

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