A free business accelerator hub is housed in Royal Bank of Scotland’s global headquarters in Gogar, Edinburgh. It was launched in partnership with KPMG and supported by Entrepreneurial Spark. This is an interview on BBC Radio Scotland with RBS Chief Executive Ross McEwan about the bank’s support for entrepreneurship
To find out more visit http://www.entrepreneurial-spark.com
We are delighted that Ken Barclay, the Corporate Head of the Royal Bank of Scotland came to join us once more to support young people in Business Management courses.
His talk was very interesting and engaging and pupils benefitted hugely from this, gaining a real insight into working for a business at the very highest level.
Thanks so much to Ken for giving up his valuable time to help support our pupils!
Early in the new year, Higher Business Management pupils will get the chance to question Ken Barclay, the Chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland.
This will be Ken’s second visit to the Bellahouston Academy, and he will share some of his experiences ofthe business world with our pupils, helping our young people to understand the issues and solutions that make businesses work.
We look forward to his visit!
S3 pupils who are raising funds for Micro-Tyco project during the month of November put on a fantastic spread of cakes for staff to raise funds for this great cause.
Find out more about micro-tyco project, visit www.wildheartsinaction.org/microtyco
Pupils are continuing to raise funds throughout November.
“Fabulous – nice presentation”
“Wonderful quality of cakes”
“Amazing selection of cakes”
“well organised”
“Nice greeting and we liked how we could pick up a coffee on the way in”
“Great that all the teachers get to meet up”
Senior Business Management and Administration pupils listened to pitches from several budding School Uniform Suppliers.
These pupils put the suppliers through their paces to ensure that they were providing a uniform of quality for the Bellahouston Academy community.
They weighed up the pros and cons of each supplier and ensured that needs were met, and made recommendations as to why each supplier should be chosen. Pupils played an active role in this decision and we look forward to seeing the results of their decision making skills!
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