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Wednesday, July 10, 2013sterntelegraph.co.uk

BuzzBizzSummer 2013 Sponsored

Published in association with Murco and the

T HIS special editionof BuzzBizz is eightpages packed full of Enterprise Fair picturesand information.

Huge congratulationsto Murco on its 40th yearanniversary and a huge thank

you tothem for

supporting the event whata fantastic Enterprise Fair washad this year!

Despi te the blusteryconditions, nothing coulddampen the Pembrokeshirespirit. One young trader said:My mum says if we wait forthe weather we would neverdo anything.

Enthusiasm and excite-ment were in abundance,its impossible not to joinin. Cheerleading and jinglesadded to the hustle and bustleon the Riverside and CastleSquare in Haverfordwest.

More than 40 schoolsattended over three daysalongside independents andyouth groups. In total therewere in excess of 500 youngpeople trading!

So what is the EnterpriseFair all about?

I ts a n a bso lu tel yfantastic opportunity for

young people betweenthe ages of five and

25 years old to learnabout business and

enterprise and itdoesnt all takeplace at the

event.Schools and groups work

particularly hard coming upwith ideas, market research,and working out costs andprofit margins. Some schoolsinvolve all year groups and

hold a Dragons Den. Othersengage sponsorship and work with business partners.

How does this relate to thecurriculum and education?

Local r es iden t JohnHart said: It is a fantastic

opportunity for youngpeople, they are experiencingbusiness in the real world.

They areall enjoyingthem-selves and the atmosphere isfantastic.

Enterprise fair creates a buzz!


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he many judg s allr d t at t tal nt onow at t ent rprisir t is y ar wasmarkabl .Soroptomists from theilford Haven Club offeredeir support as judges, alongth representatives from

areers Wales West, PBI,mbrokeshire Lottery, Futureorks, Trading Standards,mbrokeshire College, Hanesandoch and Liz James from

Base Wales.A huge thank youto all of our judges this yearwho took the time to comealong and talk to the groupsabout their experiences.

They were overwhelmedby the products on show,not to mention the excellentcus tomer servi ce andenthusiasm.Here are some of theircomments:

Gill Bowen on NeylandSchool:All of the tradersworked well together. Theyhad put a lot of effort intotheir pricing and profit. Daisywas able to explain the wholeprocess to me.

Karen Nev il le , o f Pembrokeshire College, onGoodwick: Very professional,the colourful bags really standout.All the pupils are involvedand so polite.

Julie Freeman, of CareersWales West, on Hakin School:I was instantly drawn to thestand by the sandwich boardsand how colourful it was. Itreally stood out.

Abigail Owens fromPembrokeshire Lottery onFenton School: Superb stallwith an excellent folderexplaining their project. All 54traders were brilliant.

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n extr p r of elp ngnd .Nathan Wils n, a pupil

fr Greenhill Sch l,Tenby, went al ng t sh wsupp rt as part f his W r Experience t wards hisWelsh Baccalaureate. Nathanwas ne f the traders at thevery first Enterprise Fair sixyears ag !

When visiting the sch land discussing p ssible enter-prise pp rtunities, Car leEvans was appr ached byNathan, wh se idea wast slaughter his la bs and

a e la b burgers t sellat the fair. Rather surprised,Car le didnt dis iss it, butsupp rted Nathan t find

a way f pr cessing andpac aging the la b t thenecessary standards.

Six years n,Nathan is bac supp rting y ung pe ple atthe fair with their ideas.

Nathan is currentlyunderta ing his A-Levelsand his plans are t gt university t studybusiness.

Nathan said: Iparticipated in y firstEnterprise Fair when Iwas just in year 7. Thiswas a new experiencef r e and I wasnt surewhat t expect. I wantedt pr duce y wn la bburgers t sell using the

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several pr ble s, such asfinding a display fridge, s urc-ing p wer and getting publicliability insurance! I learneda l t - n t least the need tbe persistent and persevere

with y idea. Ienj yed the wand it has inspstudy business aA-Level and hdegree level at un

YSGoL Glan Cleddau br ught al ng 24 traders selling a wide range f pr ducts. I pressively,they had c ntacted a l cal b dy sh p seller and as ed if they c uld sell s e pr ducts using ac issi n based appr ach. The l cal representative was happy t blige and s the pupilspr gressed with n t nly selling the pr ducts but als devising a special 1 luc y dip b x full

f B dy Sh p g dies.The y ung entrepreneurs had als been busy a ing cards, agnets andw den signs, but it was their fresh punnets f strawberries that really ept the till ringing!

PEmBRokE D c C unity ca e with a new and refreshing idea instead fEnterprise Fair t a e a pr fit f r the selves, theyd c e al ng and sell their g

ney f r their sp ns red child, Clara, in Africa. Jude Liz Ja es, f BaseWales, cthe childrens enthusias , saying:It was clear t see Clara is very cl se t the childThey were een and enthusiastic and c uldnt wait t tell e all ab ut Clara and h w they raised w uld g t helping b th her and her fa ily.

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NaThaN d: Go ngb ck to t ye r Enterpr e F r wre lly ntere t ng i w go ng to ee t eevent from n org n -t on l per pect ve.

I n w have abetter understanding f thea unt f ti e and hardw r that is needed f ra pr ject li e this t besuccessful.

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the sch ls and settingup the equip ent that isneeded, these things allrequire a l t f ti e andeff rt t a e the fair asuccess.

I als enj yedseeing the ideas the childrenhad th ught f and h wenthusiastic they all were.

I was als i pressed ath w well the event wassupp rted, thr ugh thehelp f sch ls, businessesand the public.

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EntErprisE a majo ac v y a po f eldchool Have fo dwe ,

a d o ga ed by hechool Cou c l w h allu l a d cla e ak ga .The annual Enterprise

Fair plays a major role inhis enterprise topic.At the

beginning of the spring term,epresentative school coun-

cillors from each class haveheir first enterprise meet-ng where they play about

with some initial ideas anddiscuss with their classeswhat they can make to sellat the enterprise fair andwhether they think they canmake a profit.

Here at Portfield, wehave two Polly Tunnels soour Enterprise Fair idea isalways centred around agardening theme.

This is a favourite of thepupils and a project that allclasses can really get stuck nto,from shopping for seeds

and pots to growing andaking care of the plants andlowers, to learning about

making a sales and makinga profit as well as exploringand engaging in a variety of ensory experiences.

Students of all ages atPortfield have the oppor-unity to take part in this

exciting event and each yearwe make a profit, givinghe students a real sense

of achievement, taking pride

in all the hard work andpreparation in the run up tothe Enterprise Fair.

Once the profit hasbeen calculated, the SchoolCounc il dec ides thebest way to spend thesefunds such as buying newequipment for the school orinvesting it back into nextyears Enterprise fund.

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