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Have you produced, or found, a resource to support successful enterprise learning? Why not share that resource with other teachers? We hope that during the course of the DE4L programme this page will build up a bank of resources that teachers in primary schools can draw upon to support their delivery of enterprise learning in their classrooms.
If you have worksheets, lesson plans, any ideas for activities or any other resources you have produced that have been successful in supporting enterprise learning, or if you know of any sources of resources, free or to purchase, such as websites or publishers we hope you will want to share them with other teachers. Any sources of resources will be added to the list of sources below, and worksheets, lesson plans etc will be available to download.
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Resources to help primary schools develop enterprise from Durham Business School (pdf file)
http://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/cel/ented/ResourcesBrochurePrimary.pdf
Examples of primary enterprise projects from Learning and teaching in Scotland
http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/5to14/sharingpractice/enterprise/index.asp
my-work-experience.com has developed a new website for DE4L. The website www.my-bizidea.co.uk will allow students to explore and shape a business idea using intuitive and interactive tools to develop business planning and understanding, market research, marketing techniques, and financial planning, then show and share their idea on a webpage. Registration to the my-bizidea website is free of charge to all Doncaster schools.
Take a guided tour of the my-bizidea website
The following materials have been developed to support the Doncaster DE4L Legacy Toolkit and offer teachers an opportunity to carry out enterprise activities in their classrooms. All materials are provided as downloadable pdf files for online use or printing and copying. We have indicated the Key Stages that they would be most suitable for, but with modification by teachers the basic ideas can be used with other age groups.
Target groups: Key Stages 2 and 3
This activity offers students a practical enterprise project to make a product (fruit smoothies), market it and sell it within their own school. As well as learning about the 4 Ps, Product, Promotion, Price and Place, the young people will also find out about the nutrients found in fruit smoothies and the health benefits they bring.
Super Smoothie Enterprise Project
Target groups: Key Stages 2, 3 and 4
Students work together in groups to plan and design a Theme Park. They will use and develop a range of enterprise skills as they work together on a number of tasks involving planning and marketing, and end with a final presentation which could include producing a jingle, a TV advert or designing a webpage.
Theme Park - Activity Information Sheets
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