The 12 schools currently involved in Cisco’s Little BIG
awards will soon be able to use this new website set up by Cisco. It explains
what the awards are. And for the schools it will be the place to find support
materials and details of key dates and submission requirements. They will also
be able to upload their submissions and presentations for Cisco direct to the
website. Take a look. https://www.littlebigawards.co.uk
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Wednesday, 28 January 2015
Friday, 10 October 2014
CHALLENGING BUSINESS @ CHANDLER'S FIELD
55 year six pupils (ten & eleven year olds) from Chandler's Field Primary School had a hugely enjoyable day running their own companies. The students took part in a ‘SATRO Business Game’ - a business simulation game, organised by SATRO, a not for profit charity who offer opportunities to enhance relationships between schools and businesses, on 9th October.
SATRO's business volunteers alongside class teachers were at hand to offer advice and encouragement to the young entrepreneurs. As the students’ fledgling companies emerged, they produced prototypes and competed for stationery orders from the discerning buyers. Bank accounts were opened and accountants wrestled with the intricacies of cash flow, whilst sales managers were intent on winning orders and marketing managers were busy promoting their companies. The Game threw the pupils some real challenges along the way - as the businesses settled down to regular trading, they were faced with paper shortages and one off, time limited opportunities! The pupils gained some valuable hands on learning with some companies forging ahead, taking a clear lead.Later in the day, in a quest to win the best presentation award, the pupils prepared a short performance, outlining what they had learnt throughout the day. Competition is always tough and the judges faced a challenging job selecting the winner.
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