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Budding Woodfall Entrepreneurs Set Out Their Stall at Neston Market

Year 5B from Woodfall Primary School had a stall at Neston Market last Friday.

They were selling their handmade goods, made as part of their business creation Virgin Money project.

The Woodfall students are amongst children from primary schools across the UK who have made over £250,000 in profit by developing financial, business and creativity skills as part of Virgin Money's enterprise programme - Make £5 Grow. All profits are kept by the school, either investing back into the children, school equipment or donating to local good causes

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merrymac

At 12:12 on 16th December 2019, merrymac commented:

I asked the pupils what their enterprise was and they all answered at once LOUDLY. To be fair to all of them, I bought one item from each table and afterwards thanked their two teachers for teaching such lovely kids. I'm glad to see that Woodfall is still producing happy, lively, intelligent students, 35 years after my son went there under the Headship of Mrs Elphick.

p.s. one lad spoke to me with a giant snot hanging down from his nose. I didnt know where to look, but didnt want to tell him
as I imagine his peers would never let him forget

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