Our annual Lower Sixth Business Challenge took place this week.  Pupils were put into small groups and each group was assigned a business mentor with their challenge. The challenges varied from making decisions on expansion plans for a recruitment business, to designing an APP to support mental and physical health. By the end of the day each group had to come up with a solution to their challenge and presented this to all of the business mentors and their peers – Dragons Den style. The judges had a hard time coming to a decision due to the high quality of all of the presentations and the creativity and inspiration shown. Well done to the winning team; Oliver, Daisy, Zac and Daya and a huge thank you to all of our business mentors for giving up their time to come and help.

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