Category «business studies»
Homework Policy
Economics, Business and Financial Studies Assessment and Feedback Policy 2019-2020 Rationale The purpose of feedback is to improve and develop the student. Therefore, it should be specific and constructive advice in language that can be understood by the student. It should challenge them to ‘think hard’ and enable them to take the next steps in …
Year 9 Dragons Den Final 11.7.12
On Wednesday 11th July, selected Year 9 students presented their business idea to an invited panel of “Dragons”. The event took place in Hinchingbrooke House. The winners were Kelly Marshall and Amy Hunt. The winning idea was a new toy shop in Huntingdon town centre. The Dragons described this idea as the most “realistic”.
Interesting business facts
If Wal-Mart was classified as a country, it would be the 24th most productive country in the world. In Australia, Burger King is called Hungry Jack’s. The creator of the NIKE Swoosh symbol was paid only $35 for the design. The most productive day of the workweek is Tuesday. In 1987, American Airlines decided to …
KS3 Business Studies
Subject Business Exam Board Edexcel Qualification GCSE Course Description In Year 9 you will engage in project style learning through which we will introduce key topics. You will then start the GCSE course and cover the …
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Business events gallery
Visiting Speaking Thaana Ghalia, University of Northampton The Business Education Department were delighted to welcome Thaana Ghalia, an Economics lecturer and researcher from the University of Northampton to discuss pathways into higher education and possible career pathways. Thaana offered the students an insight into University life at Northampton especially in the Economics dept, explaining the way …
Business newsletter article
The following article is from Hinchingbrooke School’s Let’s Communicate Newsletter.
Welcome to Team Business
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Dragon’s Den 2009/2010
This year our Year 9 Business Studies students had been completing market research and a business plan about a business of their own creation. The three classes had been whittled down by Dragons Mr Kennedy and Mr Davies, with extra help from two sixth form Business Studies students. The three finalists presented one more time, …