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At present, around 1 in 3 UK entrepreneurs is female and that number is growing fast. Following on from Mr Turner’s informative assembly on Diversity and Inclusion last week and...
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) is the UK’s leading free-market think-tank, founded in 1955. The IEA offers various internships and programmes that they run throughout the...
This event is for: Year 13 students who are interested in a career in financial services or technology and looking for an apprenticeship / permanent role after their studies. ...
We would strongly encourage the young women in Year 12 to make an application to attend the Goldman Sachs ‘Pre-University Women’s Event’ in London on 15th March 2023. This one-day...
Over the half term, a number of students in years 11 and 13 aided by 4 teachers decided to bravely go where many have not before – “The Big Apple” aka New York City. Aided...
Trying to engage the students and help them retain and retrieve information when they need it has been a key focus of mine since september. Attending CPD opportunities via the...
It was a pleasure to watch Year 12 CTEC Business students deliver such professional and informative presentations on the different organisational structures within Business.As...
A Level Business Studies & Economics Grade Booster Revision Workshop 2019 “On the 2nd of April 2019 the Year 13 A Level business studies students went to Shepherds Bush,...
At present, around 1 in 3 UK entrepreneurs is female and that number is growing fast. Following on from Mr Turner’s informative assembly on Diversity and Inclusion last week and remembering also that Wednesday 8th March was International Women’s Day, I decided to introduce our students in Year 13 Business Studies to the successes of women entrepreneurs from the UK and from around the world.
Students were tasked with researching issues such as how we can overcome some of the barriers to women entrepreneurship, how female-led start-ups can transform Africa and best practices for female entrepreneurs to succeed. We also looked at the achievements of 12 inspiring female entrepreneurs in Southeast Asia. Students then presented their findings to the class.
I am sure that there are many great female entrepreneurs in the making at Bushey Meads School and I strongly encourage girls in Year 9 and 11 to consider Business and Economics when choosing their future study options.
