Ideas and simple resources to kick-start ethical enterprise activity with 5-19 year olds. It includes -case studies -tried and tested project templates -Inset format -Free poster

Make Your Mark Ambassador, Calypso Rose is challenging your students to design the next product for her ‘back to school’ range. This lesson plan and competition is a fantastic way to take part in Women’s Enterprise Day part of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2009. Register your involvement on www.gew.org.uk to receive free merchandise and possible publicity opportunities. See www.gew.org.uk/education for more resources like this one.

Taking part in this fun and easy to run activity will introduce your students to entrepreneurship and allow them to take part in this design based competition. Take part in this activity during Global Entrepreneurship Week (16-22 November) to be part of a global celebration of enterprise. Register your involvement at www.gew.org.uk to get free merchandise including stickers and pens for your students. More resources like this available at www.gew.org.uk/education

Use this great powerpoint to teach your students all about enterprise during Gloval Entrepreneurship Week, which will take place between 18-24th November 2013.

Taking part in this fun and easy to run activity will introduce your students to entrepreneurship and allow them to take part in this design based competition. Take part in this activity on Women's Enterprise Day (18 November) to be part of the global celebration of enterprise. Register your involvement at www.gew.org.uk to get free merchandise including stickers and pens. More resources like this available at www.gew.org.uk/education

Ideally your assembly will take place on Monday 18th November to mark the start of GEW. If you can’t run it at the start of GEW, any date in November is OK by us and can still be registered as part of the campaign. Plan a short and engaging assembly/talk to help students understand what enterprise skills are, their value and where they are useful (the PowerPoint we supply covers this) Invite a speaker to give a short, inspiring overview of their entrepreneurial journey.

Use this guide to discover the next steps for you and your students to take after the success of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2013.

Ideally the assembly at your college will take place on Monday 18th November to mark the start of GEW. If you can’t run it at the start of GEW, any date in November is OK by us and can still be registered as part of the campaign. Plan a short and engaging talk to help students understand what enterprise skills are, their value and where they are useful (the PowerPoint we supply covers this) Invite a speaker to give a short, inspiring overview of their entrepreneurial journey.