Dragon
Slayer
Last
week was officially National Enterprise Week
and students of Churston Ferrers Grammar School
have taken the opportunity to highlight the
many enterprising activities that enrich the
student’s academic work.
The
highlight of the week was the visit of Levi
Roots of Reggae Reggae Sauce and Dragon’s
Den fame. He gave an impromptu rendition of
his Reggae Reggae Sauce song in the Sixth Form
Common Room. Levi was brought to the school
by Angela George on behalf of the Torbay Innovation
Centre at South Devon College. The 6th Form
Business Studies students were then fortunate
enough to go to South Devon College on the Friday
to listen to Levi talk.
If anyone is interested in Levi speaking or
singing at any events, please contact Angela
on 01803 858833.
On
the Wednesday six Year 11 students took part
in the Schools Enterprise Challenge, again organised
by the Torbay Innovation Centre.
The
students created a promotional campaign for
the Rivershack Café in Stoke Gabriel.
The owner of the Rivershack, Tim Dyer not only
invited the students for a tour an talk on the
business he also joined them on the day of the
competition. The highlight of the event was
the creation of a radio advert for the campaign.
