The staff and children at Purleigh School have been working hard in their classes this week to run their own businesses.
The children learnt a whole range of new vocabulary related to business and enterprise, and followed through the process of designing, making and selling a product.
Each class received a £20 investment from the Head of School after pitching their ideas and carrying out market research.
Once a decision had been made, prototypes were made and tested, and classes were then involved in advertising and promoting their ideas.
At the end of the week came the big sale - children took turns selling their own products and visiting other classes to decide how they wanted to spend their money.
A spokesman said: “It was a fantastic opportunity for the children to develop new skills and learning whilst having enormous fun and making money for their school.”
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